Camping And Caravanning Holidays Can Create Family Togetherness

Aug. 8, 2012 - PRLog -- It is more than tight budgets that is attracting families into the world of camping and caravanning, it is the pleasure of re-discovering outdoor pursuits together.  Surveys have shown that the family togetherness flags up an amazing fact that around 55% of children are more likely to do the washing up when staying in a caravan.

Camping and caravanning appeals to a broad spectrum of people, and although it is thought that camping attracts a slightly younger age profile this is not the case, all age groups make trips in considerable numbers for both camping and caravanning.

Camping and caravanning breaks is booming in recession-hit Britain, and cash-strapped families are fuelling the current boom.  The Brits are tightening their belts and opting for budget holidays, seeking freedom and flexibility, and the market is showing no signs of slowing down.  This boom in this type of holiday sees families opting for budget-option breaks, the weak pound and economic uncertainties are certainly deterring people from taking more expensive breads abroad.

Out of the whole UK the perfect location chosen by the holidaymaker is Devon and Cornwall, which has for many years held pole position when it comes to holiday breaks, and the boom sees many families trekking to these two counties to stay on one of the many Cornwall caravan parks, or similar in its neighbouring county.

Caravanning offers the holidaymaker the option to go at their own pace, and if touring stop where they want and do things their way.  A recent survey revealed that freedom and flexibility are top reasons why people choose these pursuits, also cited were access to the countryside.

Site location being a prominent feature, and the need to be convenient to local attractions, activities that attract is walking, cycling, rambling, fishing and golf, of course the seaside is a huge plus for water sport fanatics.  Most campsites in Cornwall can offer most if not all of these preferred pastimes.

Touring around the UK is very popular with families and those who may have their own touring caravan, trailer tent, or motor-home, are in their element touring around the West country, just being able to ‘up and go’ when the mood takes them is the perfect solution to see as much as possible when on holiday.

Some choose not to tour, and rent a static caravan on maybe a Caravan park Cornwall it still gives them the opportunity to jump in the car and drive around all the many places of interest.  This home-away-from-home accommodation takes some beating.

The lure of the outdoors outweighs less-than-ideal weather and a stay on a Devon Caravan Park is a joy especially for the children enjoying the freedom of playing out, and if wet plenty to do in undercover activities on site.

A spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park located in North Cornwall said “both these counties speak for themselves when it comes to the perfect location to take a holiday, there are many campsites in both Devon and Cornwall, and if choosing a campsite Devon it is easy to take in both counties, and enjoy the best of both.  We offer a warm welcome to holidaymakers visiting our site at Bude in Cornwall, and guarantee a perfect time will be had by all”.

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