Have you read books, watched films, and children have not stopped asking when, too, can get their point and head out of Hogwarts or winter coats last step into a world of Nana's secret closet. School holidays are here and polite requests more defense, but guided tours are just too expensive to afford. With camper vans rental in Scotland easily accessible and more affordable, you and your family can forge their own path through the stories that have captivated readers for years. Hard and explore during the day and curl up in bed than enough of your time machine to travel and read to your children.

Fort William, in the West Highlands, is a rugged, outdoor escape which painted the perfect picture of landscapes seen behind the Quidditch fields the Harry Potter films. Other impressive Scottish locations, often used for their scenic majesty, include Glenfinnan, Loch Shiel, and Loch Arkaig, among many others.

Northumberland, just over an hour's drive from Edinburgh, imaginations are inspired by the sight of beautiful Alnwick Castle, known best as the exterior of Hogwarts School. A family home and working castle, this medieval fortress is a wonder read for exploration.

Oxford holds, perhaps, the most dramatic sights to amaze any storybook fan. Contained within the many beautiful buildings are the sites of Hogwarts' hall, magical library, and more. Only a short drive away lays the home of C.S. Lewis where he penned his famous Narnian Chronicles. Learn about the WWII refugee children who inspired his tales.

London and its surrounds have much to offer the avid children's book fan. King's Cross and Euston railway stations both play heavily in the stories, and London Zoo is home to the very reptile house where Harry first discovered his snake-speaking talents. With alleys, gardens, and numerous buildings to explore, this is a great way to top off your literary adventure.

by Rick Lomas

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