High Tech Equipment Leads To Increase In Popularity Of Camping

May 28, 2011 - PRLog -- Camping is growing in popularity all thanks to new high tech equipment providing the camper with much less hassle and the holiday itself becomes more appealing to novices. Camping today is convenient, less of an ordeal and certainly less daunting after all for the comfort seekers it can be an experience of a lifetime.

Camping is known as “open air hotels” in France as the French call campsites ‘hotels de plein air’. The reality of camping today is not pitching a tent in the wilderness, but enjoying the facilities offered which one would expect of a hotel so is it any wonder the French call campsites open air hotels.

These days campsites have a multitude of facilities and the thinking behind this is ‘more is more’ with on-site choices second to none, such as cafeterias, shops, sporting facilities and much more.

There will always be a strong sense of warmth and solidarity when it comes to camping as perfect strangers will appear when you are struggling with your tent or help you get your touring caravan in place. There is a bond amongst the camping fraternity where people look out for each other because camping makes us all feel better.

The school holidays are fast approaching and what better way to enjoy your time and entertain the children than a camping trip.  There is nothing better to excite the children than offering them space, fresh air, making new friends and of course plenty to do and see on a camping holiday on a perfect campsite.

There are so many nice places throughout the UK to go camping, but there is no place more popular than Cornwall and camping on campsites in Cornwall has been happening for many years.

Cornwall has something for everyone regardless of age; wonderful beaches, beautiful walks and for those that are “culture vultures” Cornwall has the most remarkable historical sites one of which being the Cornish Mining region, which is a UNESCO declared World Heritage site. The evidence of an age-old history that goes back to the 4th century BC is still visible in some of the ruins.

There are many other historical sites such as Tristan Stone in Fowey that symbolizes the beginning of Christianity in the Cornish state, Cliff Castle in Polzeath and Chysauster in West Cornwall and the prehistoric stone circles called the Hurlers in Minions.

Camping in Cornwall can be so special particularly when staying on a perfect holiday park and a spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park Cornwall said “we know we can offer a special time on our park as we have a whole forty acres of parkland with stunning views offering something for the whole family including facilities for children, sports facilities and fishing in our own lake. Located on the border between Cornwall and Devon, Wooda is an idyllic spot for your camping holiday in Cornwall”.

The comfort seekers do not need a room in a five star hotel, today campsites are sophisticated and well organized and with modern equipment on offer families can camp in beautiful surroundings whilst still enjoying their creature comforts.

For further information visit:  www.wooda.co.uk

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