ONCE dismissed as boring and out-moded, caravan holidays are experiencing a comeback. Up and down the country, families of all ages are embracing breaks on four wheels, and even A-listers like Coleen Rooney have praised British holiday parks.
Easy, affordable and environmen-tally friendly, their popularity is set to soar in 2025.
But with hundreds of sites to choose from, which are the best options to book as the weather warms up?
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Sunbeach Holiday Park, North Wales
Tumble out of your caravan into rolling surf at a holiday park with pinch-yourself mountain and sea views. Set on the shores of Cardigan Bay, a collection of static caravans for rent are backed by the Cambrian Mountains.
Surf or bodyboard from the beach and hike in the Snowdonia National Park, a short drive away.
There are also good cycling routes close to Llwyngwril, and easy access to Bounce Below Snowdonia -a vast slate cavern twice the size of St Paul’s Cathedral with giant trampolines and an underground zip wire experience.
The park's onsite facilities include an indoor pool, games room, clubhouse and bar.
■Visit hoseseasons.co.uk
Highlands End Holiday Park, Dorset
Anyone wanting to tackle a history-rich section of the South West Coast Path should use this scenic site as a starting point. Perched on a cliff, it has direct access to the Jurassic Coast -a World Heritage Site famous for its abundance of dinosaur fossils.
Visit West Bay -the filming location for Broadchurch, take a tour of nearby market town Bridport, or walk along the iconic stone-built Cobb breakwater harbour wall at Lyme Regis dating back pre-13th century. A short walk away, is pretty ...
Easy, affordable and environmen-tally friendly, their popularity is set to soar in 2025.
But with hundreds of sites to choose from, which are the best options to book as the weather warms up?
image [https://cdn.magzter.com/1583741328/1742367054/articles/grfVcaWhEaOTbjZ7RYsys/1471444838.jpg]
Sunbeach Holiday Park, North Wales
Tumble out of your caravan into rolling surf at a holiday park with pinch-yourself mountain and sea views. Set on the shores of Cardigan Bay, a collection of static caravans for rent are backed by the Cambrian Mountains.
Surf or bodyboard from the beach and hike in the Snowdonia National Park, a short drive away.
There are also good cycling routes close to Llwyngwril, and easy access to Bounce Below Snowdonia -a vast slate cavern twice the size of St Paul’s Cathedral with giant trampolines and an underground zip wire experience.
The park's onsite facilities include an indoor pool, games room, clubhouse and bar.
■Visit hoseseasons.co.uk
Highlands End Holiday Park, Dorset
Anyone wanting to tackle a history-rich section of the South West Coast Path should use this scenic site as a starting point. Perched on a cliff, it has direct access to the Jurassic Coast -a World Heritage Site famous for its abundance of dinosaur fossils.
Visit West Bay -the filming location for Broadchurch, take a tour of nearby market town Bridport, or walk along the iconic stone-built Cobb breakwater harbour wall at Lyme Regis dating back pre-13th century. A short walk away, is pretty ...
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