What’s brilliant about owning a UK holiday home is getting to know the area around a special location. Take this mini tour of upcoming springtime events around the country.
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North Yorkshire
Three words that sum up the scope of some of our favourite places are Broads, Wolds & Moors. These three words sum up why a UK holiday home in East Anglia, Lincolnshire or Yorkshire is a wonderful idea.
One of the joys of spending your holidays in the UK is rediscovering all that our countryside and coastlines have to offer. But there’s more than scenery and summertime fun. There’s the rich pageant of history and tradition - especially at Christmas.
Home to the Moors and famous coastal town of Whitby, here’s a list of things to do in December in North Yorkshire.
We have taken a look at a brief history of firework night, as well as some of the most exciting fireworks celebrations to visit in Norfolk, Suffolk, North Yorkshire, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire; all close to our UK holiday parks.
These are the stories that have been around for centuries. Long before ‘Trick or Treat’ had made its way into UK life, some UK holiday home locations were already quite spooky enough.
Surrounded by a striking landscape and proud of its pioneering history, the town known locally as Mighty Redcar has a lot to offer the caravan holiday homeowner - lets see why….
Yorkshire, the largest county by area in the UK, is big on holiday home appeal. The great outdoors, stunning beaches, art and culture, food and drink - the 4 big things you look for in a holiday home location are all there to take advantage of.
If you’re looking for a great location for a static caravan in the UK, Redcar and its surrounding area is somewhere you really should get to know. Teesside is the best seaside for your UK holiday home.
You’ll find reaching out to Redcar Beach can be very rewarding. Set in some of England’s finest scenery and seaside, it’s a real delight. As a location for a caravan holiday home, it’s outstanding.
One of the many joys of having you own UK holiday home is getting to know the area around it. And that certainly includes getting to know the regional food. There’s probably never been a better time to discover superb local produce.
Autumn and winter breaks are, even now, more realistic when you own your own UK seaside holiday home. Make the most of a break later in the year by having the right clothes and help the planet too. Check out our Style Guide to Autumn and Winter clothing.
Owning your own holiday home in wine country can mean owning your own holiday home in the UK! We’re well beyond the time when the words ‘English’ and ‘wine’ were considered incompatible. Nowadays, English wine is thriving and sophisticated and is being produced by a whole range of vineyards across the country.
Cycling is one of those things that you can do at several levels; from pottering along byways and lanes to powering along against the clock, and it’s absolutely something you can do around your UK holiday home.
When you can have the things that draw people from all over the world on your doorstep, why wouldn’t you want your own seaside holiday home here in the UK.
Some experts are predicting a seriously warm spell of UK weather before the end of April. It’s going to be a great time for those people with their own UK holiday homes; and it’s going to be a time when people without one start to think seriously about having one.
You don’t need to travel much, or very far, to be explorers. So lets check out 7 great places to explore in North Yorkshire when you own a static caravan.
Movies can be a great way to spend time together in your holiday home. Heaven forbid but there might be a rainy day. Or you could want to make up a movie night for family and friends. We all know that less screen time is a good thing when you’re on holiday but everyone deserves a bit of movie magic. Just once in a while. Check out these five ideas. It’s like a trip around the UK’s favourite seaside holiday home locations, with movie connections. Bring on the popcorn……
We do love a stroll along the ‘prom’. It’s a love that’s enshrined in song after all and what’s a visit to a seaside resort without a walk along the pier? But how long have we been doing these things and why? Lets take a look at coastal piers & promenades on this seaside walk through history…