Caravan Parks in Felixstowe, Suffolk
Felixstowe, on the Suffolk coast, pairs a traditional seaside promenade with the unusual backdrop of one of Europe’s busiest container ports — genuinely interesting for children curious about the huge ships passing along the Orwell estuary. A quieter Suffolk alternative Compared to Essex’s busier resorts further south, Felixstowe tends to feel a little calmer, withRead more
Caravan Parks in Weston-Super-Mare
Weston-super-Mare is one of the larger, more established seaside resorts on the Somerset coast — a proper town with a Grand Pier, wide sandy beach and a long-standing reputation as a traditional British holiday destination. What makes it a strong family base The Grand Pier’s amusements, the seafront’s traditional attractions, and easy access to bothRead more
Caravan Parks in Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire
Mablethorpe is a long-standing traditional seaside resort on the Lincolnshire coast — a wide, flat sandy beach and a straightforward seafront with the kind of amusements typical of a classic British holiday town. A quieter alternative to Skegness Mablethorpe tends to feel a little calmer and less built-up than Skegness further south, while offering aRead more
Caravan Parks in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire
Cleethorpes sits at the mouth of the Humber Estuary, giving it a slightly different feel to Lincolnshire’s other coastal resorts — a proper seafront alongside views out across the estuary itself. A well-established family resort The Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway, a traditional pier, and a long sandy beach make it a solid, straightforward choice forRead more
Caravan Holiday Parks in St Austell, Cornwall
St Austell sits roughly in the middle of Cornwall’s south coast, making it a genuinely central base for exploring the county rather than committing to one specific resort town. A central base for exploring The Eden Project, the fishing village of Mevagissey, and the wider St Austell Bay coastline are all within easy reach —Read more
Caravan Holidays in Sussex
Sussex’s coastline offers a genuine mix of character — Brighton’s lively city-by-the-sea energy, Bognor Regis’s traditional family resort feel, and Camber Sands’ wide, dune-backed beach further east. A varied coastline Decide what kind of trip you want before picking a town: Brighton for a livelier base with plenty of shops and restaurants, Bognor or CamberRead more
Caravan Holiday Parks in St Osyth, Essex
St Osyth, on the Essex coast near Clacton, is a smaller, quieter alternative to the busier resort towns nearby — a good pick if you want the Essex coast without a heavily built-up seafront. A quieter Essex base St Osyth itself is a village with a historic priory, rather than a large resort — caravanRead more
Caravan Holiday Parks in Perranporth, Cornwall
Perranporth, a short drive from Newquay, offers a similar north-Cornwall surf-beach setting with a noticeably quieter, more low-key town centre — a good pick if Newquay itself feels too busy for your trip. Three miles of beach Perranporth’s beach is one of the longest in Cornwall, giving plenty of space even in peak season —Read more
Caravan Parks in Swanage, Dorset
Swanage sits on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a sheltered bay that tends to feel calmer and less built-up than the bigger resorts of Poole and Bournemouth further along the coast. A sheltered, family-friendly bay Swanage Bay’s shape gives it calmer waters than more exposed stretches of coast, generally good forRead more
Caravan Parks in Porthmadog, North Wales
Porthmadog sits at the gateway to the Llŷn Peninsula and Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park — a good base if you want both coastal scenery and easy access to Wales’ most dramatic mountain landscape. Steam railway heritage The Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, both running historic steam trains from the town, are one of Porthmadog’s biggestRead more