Motorhoming with Merton & Webster

Paul and Suki have travelled to the Peak District for a staycation within the UK. On the first morning of their trip, they set up at a campsite located just north of the town of Bakewell. They are enjoying their adventure together.

Peak District is a programme formatted as a single episode that follows a short‑term holiday within the United Kingdom. The series is built around a staycation theme, taking viewers to a well‑known national park without venturing abroad. Its focus is on everyday travellers who choose to explore familiar terrain, presenting the experience in a straightforward, episode‑style structure. The episode centres on Paul and Suki as they set off on their UK staycation adventure in the Peak District. Their journey begins on the first morning, when they find themselves settled at a campsite situated to the north of the market town of Bakewell. This early scene establishes the pair’s initial base for the trip and frames the day‑to‑day rhythm of their countryside escape. Throughout the opening segment, the narrative simply notes that Paul and Suki are staying at the campsite north of Bakewell, marking the start of their exploration. The location provides a clear point of reference for the audience, anchoring the staycation in a recognisable part of the Peak District. By concentrating on this single morning, the programme gives a concise glimpse of the couple’s holiday routine. The remainder of the episode continues to build on this premise, keeping the focus on the two travellers and their stay at the northern Bakewell campsite. No additional characters or events are introduced, allowing the story to remain centred on Paul and Suki’s initial experience in the Peak District.