Family Holidays Provide Treasured Memories

Oct. 8, 2012 - PRLog -- Each and every year we look back on our holidays and want to replicate them, with long sunny days spent at the beach, swimming, sunbathing and barbequing, long walks, and plenty of fresh air.  Treasured memories of which many may have been created at one of the many caravan parks across the UK.

Camping and caravanning breaks are booming in recession-hit Britain, which is simply due to Brits tightening their belts and opting for budget holidays, or maybe it is a desire for shared experiences, for a low carbon footprint, or just freedom and flexibility.

The UK is blessed by its geography, with beautiful coastlines and countryside, and most British holidaymakers seem to gravitate to caravan parks near a beach, thus making Devon and Cornwall one of the top destinations for families up and down the UK as both counties offering numerous beaches.

If you haven’t taken up residence on one of the many campsites in Cornwall for a couple of weeks in the summer, you do not know what you are missing.  The modern campsite is perfect for a family holiday and definitely worth booking.

For those who have not ever had a camping and caravanning holiday there are a lot of misconceptions about such a holiday, no longer do you experience a small space to pitch a tent or site a touring caravan, no more do you have to take a cold outdoor shower, also no flushing toilet, the modern park offers bathroom blocks and state of the art flushing toilets.    

Stay on any caravan park Cornwall and you will find accommodation that can better than many hotels or guest house rooms.  Static caravans or holiday cottages offer a home-away-from-home feel; completely self-contained and self-catering they are sheer luxury.

Facilities on most Cornwall caravan parks are excellent, with plenty for the children to do, such as play areas, and if the weather is bad indoor games to amuse all day long.  With bars and restaurants, or take-away outlets if you do not want to cook in your accommodation this is a popular option.  Most parks will also offer internet connections via Wi-Fi for those campers who want to stay connected.

A spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park located in North Cornwall on the border with Devon said “gone are the days when camping could be hard work, instead of loading up with a tent, an old picnic table, a tiny stove to cook on, these days accommodation on a holiday park is luxurious with static caravans fully fitted out with separate bedrooms, and bathrooms, also dining and sitting areas, there is no comparison to the old days of a very basic site to holiday on”.

A camping and caravanning holiday ticks all the boxes for a great family time spent on either a Devon caravan park or one in Cornwall, bonding and have fun outdoors, regardless of the weather there is always plenty to do, whether you pitch a tent, site your own touring caravan or motor-home, or rent a static caravan, this is the type of holiday that makes the best memories.

Many things have changed in holiday parks over the years, but the things that haven’t are the wonderful sense of community, the sheer enjoyment of meeting new friends and the hours of relaxing and enjoying your summer holiday on a campsite Devon or Cornwall.

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