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Motorhome Stopovers in Leicestershire

Leicestershire is home to the National Forest — 200 square miles of newly planted woodland across the former coalfields of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Staffordshire, one of the largest environmental initiatives in recent UK history. Charnwood Forest in the north of the county predates it, Bosworth Battlefield is where Richard III lost his crown in 1485 (and was found under a Leicester car park in 2012), and Belvoir Castle looks out over the Vale of Belvoir from its hilltop.

Motorhome Stopover Club members share verified overnight stops across Leicestershire — from the National Forest to the Vale of Belvoir and the Charnwood hills.

Stopover Options in Leicestershire

• Pub stopovers — Leicestershire village pubs and forest-edge inns welcoming motorhomers overnight
• Forest & vale lay-bys — verified stops in the National Forest and across the county
• Member reviews — rated by motorhomers who've explored Leicestershire beyond the M1 corridor

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Exploring the National Forest or Leicestershire's historic sites? Membership opens up verified stopovers across the county.

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