There are a lot of things to consider when buying a static caravan or lodge – and location is definitely right up there in terms of priorities!
Choosing a holiday park destination is not always easy, and is very much down to personal preference.
Vote today…
This month we’re asking, where is your dream holiday park location in the UK?
For most we hope it’s the park you’ve got your holiday caravan sited on already – if so, please vote and tell us why you chose it.
Choose a location from our list of counties and areas across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and explain why in the comments box below – is it the views, the local activities, the local food, the seaside, the countryside….?
And don’t forget to tell us if we’ve missed your dream destination off the list!
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North Norfolk – aaah the views, the coastline, the beaches, the countryside, the walks, the golf, the peace and quiet, the wildlife, the beer!
Cornwall – Doublebois, set in parkland, on a golf course with easy access to the beautiful north and south coasts of this diverse county. Excellent staff with a passion for their site.
Consuelo caravan site fabulous views quiet and unspoiled
Park Avenue Caravan site,Lamlash,Isle of Arran is a magnificent site with stunning views of Holy Isle and the Clyde.
Sunny Meade park port Patrick Dumfries and Galloway best of many seen so bought caravan there four years ago
Heritage Park, Pleasant Valley near Narberth in Pembrokeshire is a fantastic site in a beautiful location.
Extremely high standards on the park of what will be around 100 lodges when the current final phase is completed. Those high standards are there even when construction of plots etc are underway.
A short walk to the sea at Wisemans Bridge, 40 minutes to Saundersfoot and plenty of other coastal and woodland walks.
We bought our lodge 3 years ago this month and spend most of our weekends there and have made some great friends.
Great to hear about your park Kevin. Thanks for commenting. Sounds like a lovely park.
Shireburne Holiday park in the beautiful Ribble Valley is a small, friendly site, where we are lucky to have lovely neighbours. Everyone has made us feel so welcome. There are lots of good places to eat and is centrally located to reach many other picturesque places, not only in Lancashire, but also Yorkshire and Cumbria.
It sounds fantastic Jeanette. Thanks for telling us about your park.
We like the layout,but should.be with the size of the van.i don’t know the cost of the van but it has to go a long way to beat the lodges that are available.