5 more for… Civil war battle sites Where wars changed the course of history

1 Naseby

The battle of Naseby in Northamptonshire was said to be the most important of the Civil War. You can follow a trail or take a tour. Visit http://naseby. com/walks to understand the detail. Stay at Stanford Hall

Web stanfordhallcaravanpark.co.uk

2 Marston Moor

A monument marks the location of what is said to be the largest battle ever fought on English soil, and interpretation panels will give you the gist of what went on. Stay at Grantchester Caravan and Camping Web grantchestercamping.co.uk

3 Newark-on-trent

Visit the National Civil War Centre and watch the Civil War unfold using the augmented reality trail on your smartphone. Find out more at national civilwarcentre.com. Stay at Smeaton’s Lakes Web smeatonslakes.co.uk

4 Worcester

The last battle of the Civil War was fought at Worcester. Visit the Commandery museum (www.worcestershire.gov. uk) and follow the Battle of Worcester City Centre Trail to discover more. Stay at Mill House Caravan Site and Boatyard Web millhousecaravanandcamping.co.uk

5 Dunbar

Cromwell’s New Model Army defeated Scottish Royalists at the Battle of Dunbar, and he used the harbour as a supplies port. Visit the two harbours and the Town House museum. Stay at Dunbar Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Web campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk