Following the sell-out success of last year’s Camp Hox pop-up in Oxfordshire, England, London-based luxury lifestyle brand The Hoxton is back with campervans (a VW T6 van), with four crafted itineraries available from May 27 to September 27 in the UK, France, Netherlands and California.
Guests can choose from California’s wine country, Holland’s rural scenery, postcard-pretty Normandy or the UK’s scenic southeast coast for a few days on the road living before spending a night back at The Hoxton. Guests book a 4-night adventure in London, Amsterdam and Paris, or a 3-night trip in Los Angeles. Each itinerary is inclusive of a final night spent at The Hoxton. Due to the exclusivity of this offering, the length of stay cannot be changed and there are no cancellations.
Hoxton does all the planning with a suggested itinerary that includes off-the-beaten path beauty spots, beaches, rambles, picnic stops, and local lunch recommendations. The Hoxton has booked and paid for all of the campsites, as well.
Each van includes Roberts radios, Blank toiletries, Hoxton linen and towels and Origin coffee. Guests will also have a portable BBQ for dinners outdoors, bikes for off-road adventures, camping chairs for picnic stops, snacks for the road, and a well-stocked fridge with free beers, wines and soft drinks.
An example of an itinerary: Roll on Rolling Hills, the UK adventure is a four-day trip, starting in East Sussex, where guests stay on a meadow on a working farm. They then travel through some of England’s oldest towns and local vineyards, and head to the Kent Riviera before heading back to The Hoxton for a night in the city. The price: £795 midweek (Monday-Friday) or £895 weekend (Thursday-Monday) for two adults sharing a VW T6.
“We love the idea of being able to take The Hoxton experience outside of our four walls and explore what that might look like, allowing us to curate not just a space but a whole Hoxton-curated adventure for our guests,” said The Hoxton’s CMO, Martina Luger. “This year’s campervan experience strives to celebrate the idea of getting back out there exploring, and responds to what people are really wanting and needing right now. We can’t wait to see the adventures unfold.”