If you are thinking about buying a touring caravan it's important to consider how you are going to tow it - and if you even can. In this guide to towing a caravan, we will be covering some of the essentials. Is It Easy To Tow A Caravan? Towing a caravan is often thought to be difficult and stressful - and the idea of it can absolutely seem overwhelming. But, with some knowledge and forward...
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There are a number of static caravan manufacturers in the UK and Europe who build, sell and distribute a variety of different makes and models. If you are thinking about buying a static caravan no doubt you have come across a few of them, many of the models are available for purchase and ownership on the popular UK holiday parks. Here are the best static caravan manufacturers you should consider....
When you hear the word 'caravan', what do you think of? There are so many different types of caravans, from static (the clue is in the name, they don't move), to touring caravans of all shapes and sizes (you guessed right, they do move). Before you buy a caravan, or book one for hire, it's important to know what options are available. In this guide, we will cover all the caravans available for...
Choosing a touring caravan is both exciting and confusing! As you begin your hunt to buy the perfect caravan for your needs you will have many questions. Before you go out viewing any caravans it's essential to consider the following points: What Size Works For You? Single Or Twin Axle? How Many Berths Do You Need? What Type Of Berths Are Available? Is Your Car Suitable For...
From the miles of unspoiled countryside, steep fells and untamed moorlands of the Forest of Bowland in the east, to donkey rides on the sandy beaches in the west, there are plenty of things to do in Lancashire. Since 80% of the county is rural, if you love being in nature, walking, hiking, cycling, horse-riding or just losing yourself in a breathtaking view, Lancashire welcomes you. The famous...
Are you looking for the best holiday parks in Wales for your next caravan holiday? Visitors fall in love with Wales for the mountains, valleys, secluded bays and coves on the Gower Peninsula, and the vast expanses of golden sand at Tenby and Porthcawl. Climbers and walkers come for spectacular coastal paths, lakes, rivers, snow-capped mountains in Snowdonia and the rolling hills of Pembrokeshire....
Glamping is for people who love the idea of camping under the stars, close to nature but want to relax and be spoiled in comfort too. With more and more holiday parks extending their options beyond typical accommodations such as static caravans, we thought it was about time we filled you in on the ins and outs of glamping as a holiday option! Glampers want the outdoor camping experience, the...
Ancient woodlands, riverside trails, magical views over misty valleys, beautiful bustling market towns, Herefordshire lies sleepily on the Welsh border and is a wonderful location for a relaxing break at any time of year. In spring there are bluebell wood walks, apple orchard blossoms, glorious gardens and miles of wild, unspoilt hills and meadows for a host of activities including cycling, hill...
Lancashire is a county of contrasts, beautiful open countryside, rolling hills and fells and unspoilt moorland of the Forest of Bowland in the east to the iconic beautiful beaches along the coastline in the west. Visit the historic city of Lancaster with its Georgian streets, canals and dark past and the castle which was one of Europe's oldest prisons. The ever popular iconic British seaside resort of...
The Lake District in Cumbria is one of England's most popular holiday destinations. Majestic mountains, rolling green hills, romantic sparkling lakes and timeless attractions provide an idyllic backdrop, whatever kind of holiday you're dreaming of. The Lake District is home to 12 famous lakes, and craggy Ska Fell, the highest mountain in England. Whether it's an action-packed walking, hiking,...