Mums Suffering From The Return to School ‘Blues’

Sept. 9, 2011 - PRLog -- The “return to school blues” has hit hard, but not for the children, rather it is the parents who are suffering. The summer holidays have gone with the children returning to school this week, but it’s the parents, especially the mums, that are feeling down in the dumps.

After the event there is always something we are not happy with, and school holidays are no exception, mums will be thinking, ‘I could have done that with the children’, ‘I wish I had taken them there’, ‘maybe I should have done more, like swimming, cycling, learning about the things that are important around us’, we have all been there.

Although the children have now gone back to school it is not too late to plan the perfect break for the half term holiday, yes, get online and check locations, activities, and maybe you can do everything that you intended to do this past summer holiday.

Cheap and cheerful is what many holidaymakers will be looking for, but of course will not want to sacrifice quality, according to ABTA The Travel Association the rallying cry is ‘value for money’, and Autumn and Winter breaks are proving popular, surprisingly taken in the UK.

Since data was first collected 50 years ago, the number of holidays taken in the UK has hit their highest levels and surveys have shown that the Great British Holiday is alive and kicking at a price that most families can afford.

Devon and Cornwall is a Mecca for those interested in outdoor pursuits due to its beautiful landscapes and sandy beaches, also wonderful diverse places to explore and discover.  These two counties are also popular for the many water sports available and either caravan parks Devon or a holiday park Cornwall will place you right at the centre of all these activities, furthermore the perfect accommodation can be yours, and indeed will give you value for money.

Luxury static caravans make the perfect accommodation, they are large and spacious and can sleep from six to eight people, this form of accommodation is very reasonably priced and all electric and gas used is included in the cost of your holiday, so there are no surprise bills at the end of your stay, fitted out with all the creature comforts of home, and designed to make your holiday extremely comfortable.

You may prefer to get really close to nature thus camping in Cornwall, can be very satisfying, and there is evidence that the Great British Public are getting back to basics and to sometimes long forgotten, wonderful holidays camping spent in their youth, which they want to re-capture with their own children.

A spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park Cornwall on the border with Devon said “we have seen an increase of people returning to the camping holiday, and our park has much to offer, with the luxury of our static caravans, sited on large pitches, also camping pitches have plenty of room to spread out.  Our location lends itself to those wishing to tour both Devon and Cornwall”.

Now is the time to book a break away for the half term, which will be upon us before we know it, choose either holiday parks Devon or a holiday park Cornwall, and enjoy a holiday to remember.

For further information visit:  www.wooda.co.uk or you can check them out on Facebook to see what other campers have enjoyed during their recent visits, or follow them on Twitter.

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