Where does nobody want to holiday?

Tosno said:
I randomly chose Norfolk.. never been before, I was hoping it would be quieter up there, feeling more uneasy now. I should have stuck to isle of wight
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Norfolk is heaving at the mo.

My vote would be for Dumfries & Galloway - rains a lot but lowland Scotland is a beautiful place and most people go straight past heading for the Highlands.
 
Feek said:
I'd have been disappointed if it wasn't mentioned, I was pleased to see it as the very first reply, I think it's acceptable in this thread :D
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You might even have been Ryhly disappointed.
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Northumberland is criminally underrated as a tourist destination but I bet even that is busy due to covid restrictions.

I saw more Dutch tourists than southerners in Northumberland, which was a nice bonus.
 
taB said:
Norfolk is heaving at the mo.

My vote would be for Dumfries & Galloway - rains a lot but lowland Scotland is a beautiful place and most people go straight past heading for the Highlands.
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Yes, I love the lowlands, but pretty much every time I've gone there it's been ****ing down. :p
 
Begbie said:
Merthyr now has one of the best bike parks in the UK, it's a busy place.
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Looking forward to going to this soon. Less than an hour drive too.

Merthyr. Despite its bad rep is also y right on the edge of the beacons. Pen y Fan is well worth a visit.
 
I am not looking forward to the drive home tonight from work. The A66 to the lakes is sure to be gridlocked :(
 
tenofspades said:
Surprisingly Rhyl is 93% booked up. Leaving only 2 places to go there...
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This is the problem with your metric. Places that people want to go have more spaces for people to go there with. This implies that Rhyl has a total available number of spaces of 28 or 29; you get more than that on the average street in Whitby.
 
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