Caravan Holidays

Static caravans typically include a fully-equipped kitchen, bedrooms with bedding, bathroom, living area with TV, and outdoor decking. Guests usually bring towels and toiletries.

Static caravans are permanently sited at holiday parks - you book accommodation that's already set up. Touring caravans are mobile homes you tow to different sites for flexible holidays.

Excellent! Most caravan parks have swimming pools, kids clubs, playgrounds, and family entertainment. Many UK and European parks specialise in family holidays with activities for all ages.

Off-peak periods such as mid-September to mid-December and January to March offer savings of up to 50% compared to school holidays. Booking early—at least 3 months ahead—also unlocks promotional rates and lets you pick the best-located caravans on the park.

Most major caravan parks offer adapted caravans with ramp access, roll-in showers, and lowered kitchen worktops. Leading providers list accessibility details online so you can choose accommodation that meets your needs.

Yes, many caravan parks welcome dogs and some also accept other small pets. Pet-friendly caravans are usually located near walking areas, and parks often provide dog bins and exercise fields. A small surcharge of £20–£40 per pet per stay is typical.