Not to be deterred after being defeated by Rafael Nadal in the final of the French Open at Roland Garros last weekend, Roger Federer is already looking ahead to Wimbledon and the chance to claim his seventh win at the All England Club.

The 29-year-old Swiss decided against taking part in Halle, Germany at the Gerry Weber Open in order to rest his injured groin.
However, it is not long to go now until the 2011 Wimbledon Championships with the qualifying due to begin on Monday.

This year’s Wimbledon runs from the 20th of June until the 3rd of July, with ballot results being relayed to successful applicants as we speak. If you want to chance it on the day you may be able to pick up tickets by queuing at the ticket office.

For those fortunate enough to be attending this summer spectacular, one of the most economical ways to stay close by to where the action is taking place is by hiring a motorhome. These luxurious mobile homes ensure that you can live in comfort as you enjoy the tennis.

Motorhome rental is incredibly competitively priced so why not get a quote and see if it makes sense for you.

For those who love nothing more than setting off from their home early in the morning and making the most of the day by going walking then the Peak District is an excellent choice for a holiday.

This upland area, which covers northern Derbyshire and parts of Greater Manchester and Cheshire, is a popular destination for walkers and mountain bikers due to its breath-taking scenery.

One of the places which really sums up exactly what the national park has to offer is Kinder Scout. You can get amazing views from the top of this moorland plateau and you will never get bored as you ascend up Jacob’s Ladder to get there.

This area of Britain is steeped in history too and the Peak District is somewhere that will always hold your interest. With miles of wild countryside to walk through and admire, there are many walks which you could choose to embark on.

If you want to come and explore the beauty of the Peak District for yourself then why not think about coming here for a weekend or longer? Through caravan hire you could stay on a camping site in the midst of the park, so you can enjoy your holiday to the full.

Over the years campervans have become the mode of transport associated with music festivals. From Woodstock in the 1960s to the birth of Glastonbury in the 1970s, and all the way to the present day, campervans have been present and are now considered one of the coolest ways to enjoy a festival.

Not just for hippies, this popular self-propelled vehicle, gives you a way to get to your destination as well as providing sleeping accommodation for you and your friends as well. This is why campervans have become the home on wheels for those who would rather stay in comfort at the festival than sleep rough in a tent.

The campervan fields at a festival are usually more spacious too and you can relax in the area where you have set up pitch.

As campervan tickets usually sell out fast you need to be quick, so when buying your weekend tickets to events such as Glastonbury, T in the Park or the Isle of Wight Festival, make sure you book your spot in the campervan field as well.

But as not everyone owns one of these forms of transport and would only like to use it as a means of enjoying the festival to the full, campervan rental has proved to be extremely popular.

With the coming of May, we can now all start to look forward to our summer holidays, which, for many people living in the UK, means attending one of the hundreds of festivals organised each year.

While it is certainly true that the majority of the big music festivals are already sold out at this point, there is still plenty of choice for those festivalgoers hoping to spend some time listening to music, watching outdoor theatre or enjoying other artistic pursuits.

There are festivals being held up and down the country, so be sure to take some time to search online and you will find that they are listed on the major festival websites like eFestivals. Here you can check out what is going on around you, or even somewhere further afield where you’ve always wanted to travel to.

If you decide to make the journey to the festival with caravan or motorhome hire you will be able to benefit from the myriad advantages this gives you. For a start, you can travel where you want, whenever you want and your accommodation will be right there with you. For festival-goers this is one of the most popular ways to enjoy the occasion to the full.

If you have a love for camping and the great outdoors as well as a fondness for the swinging sixties then the Pickering 60s Festival will be right up your street.

This annual event which takes place in Pickering, a small town in North Yorkshire is free to attend and is held across two days in June.

The main attraction is of course the live music spanning the sixties era, with a number of local bands taking to the stage alongside headline acts.

It all is due to commence on Friday the 10th of June so there is still time to get yourself organised to make a long weekend of it in the north of the country.

In addition to the musical entertainment there are plenty of other activities planned for the weekend, including fancy dress, a parade featuring classic vehicles from the period, memorabilia stalls plus rides for children.

This is a family event so you can all hop into a mobile home and book a campsite in the area where you can stay for the two nights or more if you so wish. Caravan rental is incredibly affordable these days so you can ensure you have a comfortable place to stay while you enjoy the sixties fun at the festival.