A small, friendly site in a lovely position on the side of the River Ouse. A 5 minute walk will bring you to Bishopthorpe - a favourite destination for travellers and race-goers as it has been for centuries and is home to the grand Archbishop’s palace, which can be seen from our banks. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Riverside_Caravan_and_Camping_Park_1715.phpMonday, 30 September 2013
Riverside Holidays - Hamble, Hampshire, England
Situated amongst green fields on the edge of the picturesque village of Hamble, with its many welcoming pubs & restaurants. The park overlooks the River Hamble and one of three marinas situated along its bank and appeals to country lovers who enjoy walking, sailing and fishing. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Riverside_Holidays_244.phpMonday, 23 September 2013
Goosewood Holiday Park - near York
Set in a glorious location, only a few miles from the historical city of York, with all its’ visitor attractions including the National Railway Museum, Jorvik Viking Museum or Castle Howard. You can relax in the wonderful countryside surrounding Goosewood or visit some of the many nearby charming villages and market towns nearby. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Goosewood_Holiday_Park_2852.phpHedley Wood Caravan & Camping Park - North Devon:
Nestling in 17 acres of tranquil woodland a short drive from Bude & Widemouth Bay, Hedley Wood is the ideal location for your North Cornwall/Devon holiday experience whether you camp, caravan or prefer the home-comforts of a static caravan. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Hedley_Wood_Caravan_amp_Camping_Park_3078.phpQuiet Waters Caravan Park - Hemingford Abbots, Cambridgeshire:
A quiet, peaceful spot occupying 5 acres by the banks of the Great Ouse. Touring caravans, motor homes and tents are welcome and there are luxury caravans for hire (up to 6 berths, with 2 separate bedrooms) with parking alongside. Quiet Waters is also a residential mobile home park, offering retirement homes with all amenities. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Quiet_Waters_Caravan_Park_650.phpWednesday, 18 September 2013
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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153258828595597&set=a.10153209492170597.1073742173.336276835596&type=1Thursday, 5 September 2013
Gibraltar Farm Caravan & Campsite - Silverdale, Lancashire, England
A traditional family-run working farm situated in the heart of the Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and views of Morecambe Bay. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Gibraltar_Farm_Caravan_amp_Campsite_2899.phpWednesday, 4 September 2013
Highfield Farm Touring Park - Cambridgeshire, England
A quiet and beautiful touring park, which is located just five miles west of the city of Cambridge. The park is surrounded by conifers, hedges and trees, and is carefully divided up to provide for all touring needs, whether it be families with children (for whom there is a special play area), the discerning tourer seeking peace and quiet, or campers who are catered for in two specific tent areas. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Highfield_Farm_Touring_Park_649.phpTuesday, 3 September 2013
New Season Is Upon Us!
It may still be feeling warm, but we are already excited about our new Winter range! Catch a glimpse of the exciting new brands, technologies, colours and styles in store and online now.
http://www.campingnews.co.uk/articles/templates/?z=35&a=9015Foxholes Castle Camping - Bishops Castle, Shropshire, England
Situated on the Shropshire Welsh Border in an area known as the Welsh Marches, ten minutes walk on the Shropshire Way from the beautiful market town of Bishops Castle. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Foxholes_Castle_Camping_1895.phpMonday, 2 September 2013
Hunters Hamlet Touring Park - North Wales
Perfectly located along the North Wales coast, just inland from Abergele and is within easy reach of Bodelwyddan, Rhos-on-Sea, Llandudno, Conwy, Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia, Anglesey, Towyn, Rhyl, The Vale of Clwyd. The picturesque location offers superb views and is an ideal base for cyclists, artists, photographers, ramblers, outdoor enthusiasts and those who just want to relax and unwind.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Hunters_Hamlet_Caravan_Park_1981.phpIvy Farm Holiday Park - Overstrand, North Norfolk, England
Set in the heart of a beautiful conservation area in the pretty fishing village of Overstrand on the North Norfolk Coast, a haven of peace, tranquillity and natural beauty. We are situated just minutes from safe sandy beaches where swimming, sailing and fishing are enjoyed; and miles of country walks over farm meadows, lanes and bracken hills.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Ivy_Farm_Holiday_Park_2277.phpMount View Caravan Park - South Lanarkshire, Scotland
Situated on the outskirts of the village of Abington, close to the River Clyde. * 60 minutes from Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the Solway Firth * 45 minutes from Dumfries * 30 minutes from Peebles, Moffat and Lanark * 20 minutes from Biggar * 5 minutes drive from Junction 13 off the M74. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Mount_View_Caravan_Park_1557.phpFriday, 30 August 2013
Black Bull Caravan Park - near Pickering, North Yorkshire, England
A family-run, family orientated camping and caravan park at the gateway to the North York Moors, approximately 30 minutes from idyllic coastal towns including Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Black_Bull_Caravan_Park_2620.phpPark Foot Caravan & Camping Park - Lake Ullswater, Cumbria, England
Many regard Ullswater as the most beautiful of the English lakes: it has been compared to Lake Lucerne in Switzerland. Ullswater's attractions include the Ullswater 'Steamers' which offer trips around the lake calling at Pooley Bridge, Glenridding, and Howtown. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Park_Foot_Caravan_amp_Camping_Park_1272.phpThursday, 29 August 2013
Parkers Farm Holiday Park - Devon
Award winning site is set in the beautiful south Devon countryside and is terraced to provide large level pitches. It has been extensively planted over the years. Being so central we are ideally situated in the heart of the Devon countryside with spectacular open views to Dartmoor with Newton Abbot, Ashburton and Exeter only a short distance away. Also the Devon coastline and Torbay are only 12 miles away. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Parkers_Farm_Holiday_Park_97.phpWillow Holt Caravan and Camping Park - Lincolnshire
Situated in the heart of Lincolnshire and close to the villages of Tattershall, Coningsby and Woodhall Spa. This caravan, camping, touring and static caravan park is set within a beautiful 25 acres of parkland, woodland and lakes. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Willow_Holt_Caravan_and_Camping_Park_2589.phpHome Farm Caravan and Campsite - Dorset, England
A small family-run campsite in a village which is mainly stone built with some thatched cottages in a beautiful conservation area in West Dorset. From the tenting field there are wonderful views across the Bride Valley. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Home_Farm_Caravan_and_Campsite_1706.phpWednesday, 28 August 2013
Finchale Abbey Eco Village & Touring Park - Durham, England
Set in the heart of beautiful County Durham countryside, the park lies within a meander of the River Wear and overlooks the ruins of a Benedictine Priory. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Finchale_Abbey_Eco_Village_amp_Touring_Park_2567.phpCringoed Holiday Park - Llanbrynmair, Powys, Mid Wales
Cringoed is ideally located at the side of the River Twymyn amongst the very best of scenery in Mid-Wales, a perfect location for exploring the lakes and mountains and within easy reach of the coast. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Cringoed_Holiday_Park_1703.phpTuesday, 27 August 2013
Crows Nest Caravan Park - North Yorkshire, England
Situated on the glorious Yorkshire coast between Scarborough and Filey, it is the ideal location to enjoy these two great seaside towns and their glorious sandy beaches. The park has luxury caravans for hire or you can bring your touring caravan, motorhome or tent.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Crows_Nest_Caravan_Park_1959.phpBron-Y-Wendon Caravan Park - North Wales
Every pitch has beautiful coastal views as the site overlooks the sea towards Colwyn Bay and beyond to the Orme at Llandudno. The sea and beach are just a short walk away as is the village of Llanddulas. Nearby there are a range of leisure activities on offer including swimming, golf, fishing, horse riding and watersports and the park is adjacent to the Millennium Cycle Route.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/BronYWendon_Caravan_Park_2448.phpFriday, 23 August 2013
Invercoe Highland Holidays - Glencoe , Argyllshire, Scotland
Have a relaxing, or incredibly active break in a stone built cottage, luxury timber lodge, fully serviced caravan holiday home or bring your own caravan, tent or motorhome for the holiday of your choice.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Invercoe_Highland_Holidays_1474.phpLinnhe Lochside Holidays - Fort William, Inverness-shire, Scotland
Overlooks the wild and dramatic scenery of Loch Eil and the mountains beyond. Our 5-star facilities compliment the beautiful landscaping and gorgeous setting. Free fishing and a slipway are available on the park’s private shore.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Linnhe_Lochside_Holidays_1477.phpLyons Robin Hood Holiday Park - North Wale
Set on the coast between Prestatyn and Rhyl this park offers something for everyone wanting to enjoy the delights of a traditional seaside holiday. With the seashore just a few minutes walk away and with fun-packed entertainment day and night, your holiday will be one to remember from the moment you arrive!
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Lyons_Robin_Hood_Holiday_Park_971.phpTuesday, 20 August 2013
Bridgehouse Marina & Caravan Park - Northwest Lancashire, England
Lies between the market town of Garstang and the village of Nateby adjacent to the tranquil Lancaster canal. The park's situation provides easy communications and drive times to some of the most popular areas in the country, the Lake District is 40 mins, North Yorkshire Moors are 50 mins, the top UK resort of Blackpool is 25 mins, and Manchester and Liverpool are just over an hour away.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Bridgehouse_Marina_amp_Caravan_Park_1109.phpMonday, 19 August 2013
Atlantic Coast Caravan Park - Hayle, Cornwall, England
A pebble’s throw from beautiful beaches, this sand dune fringed Park provides a peaceful environment in which to spend a memorable holiday. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the dunes are a haven for wildlife and a child’s dream playground, enticing visitors with the promise of the stunning Gwithian Beach and the sea which swells a short stroll from the park. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Atlantic_Coast_Caravan_Park_1684.phpHendre Mynach Touring Caravan & Camping Park - Barmouth, Wales
Award winning site, delightfully situated between the coast road and the sea, a pleasant 20 minute walk along the promenade to the seaside town of Barmouth, on the Mawddach Estuary. The Snowdonia National Park is right on the doorstep with the foothills of Cadair Idris just 10 miles away by car. There are many lovely mountain and estuary walks in the area, varying in difficulty. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Hendre_Mynach_Touring_Caravan_amp_Camping_Park_2688.phpSunnymead Farm Camping & Touring Site - North Devon, England
Ideally situated between the villages of Mortehoe, Lee and Woolacombe, and the town of Ilfracombe. A great base from which to explore the delights of the countryside and beaches of North Devon. The nearby beautiful South West coastal paths and Exmoor National Park are full of wild beauty and natural treasures with idyllic villages to explore. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Sunnymead_Farm_Camping_amp_Touring_Site_2948.phpCrealy Meadows Caravan and Camping Park - Devon, England
Devon's newest caravan and camping park set in stunning Devonshire countryside. You can bring your own caravan, motor home or tent to the site or choose to book one of their luxury glamping tents. Situated next door to Devon's number one theme park - Crealy Adventure Park. You can go in and out of the adventure park as much as you want to.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Crealy_Meadows_Caravan_and_Camping_Park_3211.phpThursday, 15 August 2013
Westhill Farm Caravan Park - Somerset
Set amongst willow trees, landscaped grounds and farmland in a quiet, peaceful area of the Somerset countryside. Only short drive to the seaside resort's of Burnham-on-Sea and Brean Sands. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Westhill_Farm_Caravan_Park_2499.phpInvercoe Highland Holidays - Glencoe, Argyllshire, Scottish Highlands
Located in Glencoe, one of the most picturesque Scottish glens. Here you can have a relaxing, or incredibly active break. We offer a stone built cottage, luxury timber lodge, fully serviced caravan holiday home or bring your own caravan, tent or motorhome for the holiday of your choice. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Invercoe_Highland_Holidays_1474.phpTyn-yr-Onnen (Farm, Caravan & Campsite) - North Wales
Set on a traditional working Welsh hill farm, this family run Caravan and Campsite lies on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park nestled in between the Moel Eilio and Mynydd Mawr Mountains. From the farm there are 100’s of acres of heath land on your doorstep to explore, with many walks for beginners or the most adventurous can walk to the top of Snowdon from the Farm. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/TynYrOnnen_1003.phpPortsoy Links Caravan Park - Banffshire, Scotland
Absolutely beautiful location on Scotland's Dolphin Coast and within walking distance of the historic harbour and town of Portsoy. The town is situated on the National Cycle Route which features great rides to the east and west. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Portsoy_Links_Caravan_Park_2791.phpOld Kerrow Farm Holiday Park - Cornwall
Situated in 20 acres of picturesque farmland in the very centre of Cornwall makes it an ideal base for touring the whole of the county, It has close proximity to many of the major attractions including the Eden Project which is only 4 miles away and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. There are local footpaths and cycle routes and the park is only 6 miles from the wonderful beaches that occupy the scenic St Austell Bay. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Old_Kerrow_Farm_Holiday_Park_1616.phpBolmynydd Camping Park - Llanbedrog, Pwllheli, North Wales
This lovely 5-star park nestles in the shelter of Llanbedrog headland with unmatched views of the coast, the Lleyn Peninsula and the mountains of Snowdonia. Without doubt an idyllic and peaceful setting. Within easy walking distance there are two glorious beaches, a well stocked grocery shop, family pub and cosy bistro. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Bolmynydd_Camping_Park_3010.phpDemesne Farm Campsite and Bunkhouse - Northumberland, England
Set in the beautiful village of Bellingham and a great base for visiting Hadrian's Wall, Kielder Water and Northumberland National Park.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Demesne_Farm_Campsite_2343.phpWednesday, 14 August 2013
Sauchope Links Caravan Park - Crail, Fife, Scotland
A spacious and established park situated near the eastern most tip of Fife. It is in a beautiful, unspoilt position close to the historic village of Crail with its steep narrow streets, harbour and sandy beach. With its panoramic views over the sea to the Isle of May and beyond, its south facing coastal location help make Sauchope the perhaps most scenic of all the caravan parks in the Kingdom of Fife. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Sauchope_Links_Caravan_Park_1416.phpParklands Holidays, Cambridgeshire, England, UK
Situated on over 5 acres of sheltered grassland on the North Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Norfolk border. The park is close to rivers for fishing, a golf course and easy access to quiet lanes and byways for walking and cycling. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Parklands_Touring_Caravan_and_Camping_Park_2556.phpGruinard Bay Caravan Park - Laide, Wester Ross, Scottish Highlands
Ideally set in one of the most outstanding areas of natural beauty on Scotland’s west coast. We have holiday caravans for hire and pitches for touring caravans, motor-homes and tents. The park has a lovely position on the beach-front, with level grassland pitches. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Gruinard_Bay_Caravan_Park_1510.phpTuesday, 13 August 2013
Abererch Sands Holiday Centre - Pwllheli, North Wales
This holiday centre has its own four mile long beach with lovely views of Snowdonia and Cardigan Bay. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Abererch_Sands_Holiday_Centre_3049.phpHendre Eynon Caravan and Camping Site, St David's, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Simple family-run level site on a working dairy farm. Just 2 miles from St David's and within easy reach of the coastal path and beaches. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Hendre_Eynon_Caravan_and_Camping_Site_627.phpBodafon Caravan Park - Benllech, Anglesey, Wales, UK
Where better than the beach to go to on a sunny day? On Anglesey we have some really beautiful beaches. Come camping with us and we'll put you within walking distance of the beach this Bank Holiday, hurry pitches are selling fast!
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Bodafon_Caravan_Park_1022.phpLittle Lakeland Caravan Park, Norfolk, England.
A peaceful caravan park retreat for Country Lovers and Anglers in the heart of tranquil South Norfolk.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Little_Lakeland_Caravan_Park_645.phpHavenhouse Farm - Lincolnshire
Havenhouse Farm is a small, family run touring caravan, campsite & B&B in peaceful, rural East Lincolnshire. Situated 4 miles from Skegness & 5 miles from Ingoldmells, Havenhouse Farm is the perfect spot for those that want to visit tourist attractions, but would rather retreat back to a quiet, idyllic setting when it suits them. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Havenhouse_Farm_1544.phpDulhorn Farm Holiday Park, Somerset, England, UK
Superb Holiday park in the Somerset countryside between Weston-super-mare and Burnham-on-sea. The Bowden family have farmed locally for many years and now offer you the opportunity to spend your holiday with them on their farm. Whether it be in your own caravan or in one of the farm cottages. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Dulhorn_Farm_Holiday_Park_2876.phpHele Valley Holiday Park - near Ilfracombe, North Devon, England
A family-run site that is set in a naturally peaceful valley. It is within walking distance of the Victorian fishing town of Ilfracombe and the lovely cove of Hele Bay. There is everything you need for a perfect getaway. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Hele_Valley_Holiday_Park_2569.phpBorder Forest Holiday Park - near Otterburn, Northumberland, England
A small, quiet and secluded family run park on the edge of Kielder Forest, Northumberland. There is spectacular scenery all around and there is direct onto the Mighty Kielder Forest & Pennine Way. As well as touring and camping facilities there are four log cabins and two cottages which are available all year round. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Border_Forest_Holiday_Park_3050.phpFriday, 2 August 2013
Preparing for a Family Camping Trip - with Yeomans
Yeomans Outdoors is one of the UK’s major suppliers of tents, camping equipment, and outdoor clothing. Make sure you’re fully prepared before venturing out into the wilderness!
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Preparing for a Family Camping Trip - First Aid Kit
It technically counts as part of the equipment, but campers should never underestimate the usefulness and valuableness of a good first aid kit, especially when going on a family camping trip. The larger the party is, the more important it is to have kit that covers all the basics and more. Young children are prone to picking up scrapes and scratches from all manner of things, so parents would be safe to assume that accidents are a very distinct possibility; depending on where you’re going, you won’t necessarily have access to first aid and therefore need to supply the plasters, insect repellent, bandages, disinfectant and any personal medications you or your family might need. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.ukPreparing for a Family Camping Trip - The Right Clothes
It’s not easy catering for everyone, especially if you’re a big family to begin with, but bringing along the right clothing for a camping trip is absolutely crucial. For one thing, the right clothing will help to keep parents and children alike both warm and dry throughout the evenings, which is very important given how cold it can get when there’s only a thin layer of cloth to protect you from the elements! When you camp, you unfortunately have to give yourself over to the incredibly variable weather and attempt to be prepared for all conditions, from the blazing sun to sheets of frozen rain. Waterproofs are an absolute must even if the forecast is good, and you should also ensure that everyone is fitted with the right shoes. When camping, you need to account for rougher terrain that won’t suit trainers or flimsier shoes and everyone will benefit from a sturdier pair suited for walking. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.ukPreparing for a Family Camping Trip - The Right Equipment
Camping as a family leaves you with a few options; you can either share a single tent or split your group into two, perhaps one for the parents and one for the children for example. Regardless of what you decide, you must ensure that the tent is both the right size and is waterproof. It’s easy enough to buy a single skin tent thinking that it’s waterproof only to have the rain leak through during a night’s downpour. If you have to buy a tent for the trip, ask a professional to help you identify which tents are the best size and the best quality; remember that you often have to go a bit larger just so you have some storage space for your luggage and the rest of your equipment. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Preparing for a Family Camping Trip
If you’re going camping with the family for the first time this year, there are certain things you need to make sure you have covered to ensure the best trip possible. No matter where you’re going, whether you’re braving it out in the wilds or simply taking it to a family-friendly campsite, it’s important to be prepared for anything. After all, there are children to account for and there will be limited access to the things you formerly took for granted. Let’s look at some of the key things you’ll need to cover for a successful family camping trip. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.ukYeomans - the one stop shop for all your outdoor clothing and equipment needs.
Yeomans Outdoors is one of the UK’s major suppliers of tents, camping equipment, and outdoor clothing. Make sure you’re fully prepared before venturing out into the wilderness!
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Great Gadgets for Caravanning - Portable Washing Machine
When you go on holiday the last thing on your mind is chores; that’s completely understandable. However, a portable washing machine gives you the convenience of being able to keep your clothes fresh and clean with minimal hassle. For example, a portable washing machine would definitely come in handy if you go out walking and the rain contributes to your clothes being caked in mud. If you were camping traditionally, you’d probably have to stick the offending clothes into a bin bad to wash when you get back home to your appliances. There’s an extra bonus to be found here, too: with a washing machine on the caravan, you don’t need to take as much clothes as you would usually. You can just wash them and re-wear them. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Great Gadgets for Caravanning - Insulated Storage Kitchen Unit
An insulated kitchen unit is a perfect gadget when it comes to transporting and storing food. Taking along the right kinds of foods and avoiding as many perishable items as possible can be a bit of a pain to say the least, but an insulated storage kitchen unit is compact and multi-purpose so it’s no longer an issue; you just pop it away in the car and forget about it. Even better, the top table can be used either as a work surface or a small cooking area, and the size would perfectly suit a camp kitchen, which can sometimes get a bit busy. The best thing, though, is the insulation aspect. It’s hard to keep food cool without a refrigerator at the best of times, but the storage unit will keep the food in good condition whilst providing plenty of space for storage in the first place. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/GREAT GADGETS FOR CARAVANNING - SOLAR PANELS
Solar panels are everywhere nowadays, even on people’s houses, so what purpose do they plan in caravanning? Caravans are fitted with a 12v system that allows the water pump, toilet flush and so on to function, so as you can imagine it’s incredibly important to keep this running. If the battery goes flat, campers are left without a working 12v system which throws a spanner into the works in a big way. Caravanning enthusiasts, therefore, need to remember to charge up the battery every time they take a trip in order to prevent this from happening. A solar panel, however, gives you the chance to top up your battery any time, no matter how long the trip. You don’t even have to have it professionally fitted; you can keep it free standing if you want. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Great Gadgets for Caravanning
Caravanning is a popular holiday choice, especially amongst people in the UK. It’s a great combination of camping and home comfort, making it a worthwhile opponent to the more traditional holiday of pitching a tent and sleeping on the ground. However, even caravanning has its drawbacks and frustrations, and this in turn has resulted in the development of some handy gadgets that caravanning enthusiasts can make use of to make their trips even more enjoyable and relaxing than before. Let’s take a look at some of the best gadgets to take on a caravanning trip (to follow). https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Croft Farm Water Park
A camping and caravanning centre with its own lake just outside Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire, UK.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/Croft_Farm_Water_Park_662.phpFriday, 26 July 2013
The Camping and Caravanning A to Z Update
We have been posting on our Facebook page the Camping and Caravanning A to Z and the response has been fantastic!! Come and see what people are posting as their suggestions.
https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanningTuesday, 23 July 2013
The Camping and Caravanning A to Z
We have compiled a camping and caravanning A to Z and we want to know what your A to Z is. We are going to be posting ours and we would love to see your comments and what you would be in your A to Z. We will then publish the results of what you and everyone else has suggested to make the definitive Camping and Caravanning A to Z. We have only just started posting today on our Facebook page so come along for a visit, give us your suggestion and please if you have not given our page a 'like' please do and if you have liked us THANK YOU.
https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanningThursday, 13 June 2013
Saundersfoot - a small seaside resort in Pembrokeshire
Experience the charm of Saundersfoot, a small seaside resort that offers a wide, sandy Blue Flag awarded beach. There are many pubs and restaurants located around the town's harbour and there is plenty of parking space. The main beach is family-oriented, Glen beach is more peaceful and accessible to those with wheelchairs. Further on is Monkstone Point and Monkstone beach, where razor clams will squirt at you! Another wonderful attraction is the nearby old ironworks. There is so much to explore in Saundersfoot.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/saundersfoot-a-small-seaside-resort-in-pembrokeshire/Abergavenny - the Gateway to Wales
Visitors will have easy access to the Brecon Beacons National Park, the nearby Black Mountains, Offa's Dyke and the nearby World Heritage Site at Blaenavon. Abergavenny boasts a location between 7 hills, right on the Welsh and English border. It is the perfect place for lovers of the outdoors as the scenery for walking and cycling is amazing and visitors can also enjoy canoeing, hang gliding, climbing, hang gliding and para gliding. Abergavenny also boasts the remains of Abergavenny Castle and Abergavenny Museum. The town also features the beautiful gardens of Bailey Park, Linda Vista and Castle Meadows. Enjoy it all in Abergavenny.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/abergavenny-the-gateway-to-wales/Fishguard - on the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast
Experience the friendly North Pembrokeshire community of Fishguard, Goodwick and Lower Town. Pembrokeshire was named the second best coastal destination in the world by National Geographic and this beautiful part of Wales is a paradise that is brimming with wildlife. Fishguard and Goodwick are located in the middle of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which is the most beautiful area of the coastal National Park. The area is where the 1797 “Last Invasion of Britain” by the French happened, and there is an impressive, internationally famous tapestry on display in the Last Invasion Gallery celebrating Britain's victory. In addition, the towns of Fishguard, Goodwick and Lower Town all have their own restaurants, pubs, shops and other attractions for exploring. Make this area in North Pembrokeshire the base for your holiday and you will have a wonderful time.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/fishguard-on-the-beautiful-pembrokeshire-coast/Monday, 10 June 2013
Tenby - one of the prettiest seaside towns in Wales
Tenby boasts three Blue Flag awarded beaches: North Beach, South Beach and Castle Beach. Tenby also has many attractions including the National Trust owned Tudor Merchant's House and Tenby Museum and Art Gallery. Tenby's harbour also offers many fun activities such as mackerel fishing, paragliding trips and hire of fun boats, pedal boats and banana boats. Visitors can also take trips to Caldey Island, which was designated a conservation area by the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. There are so many options in Tenby.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/tenby-one-of-the-prettiest-seaside-towns-in-wales/St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Wales - the smallest city in the UK
Explore St. Davids, a beautiful town that is situated within the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. St. Davids has been a popular pilgrimage destination since the middle ages. Visitors still come to see 12th century St. Davids Cathedral and the ruins of Bishops Palace. The town features many unique shops that clustered around the old cross. St. Davids also boasts the free attraction of Oriel y Parc Gallery, which houses national treasures such as the works of Graham Sutherland. The scenery around St. Davids is magnificent as well, making it a wonderful area for walkers to explore. There is so much to see and do in St. Davids.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/st-davids-pembrokeshire-wales-the-smallest-city-in-the-uk/Haverfordwest is the county town of Pembrokeshire
Explore Pembrokeshire's ancient county town-- Haverfordwest. The town is a shopping centre with many high street names as well as a number of unique, independent shops. Haverfordwest also hosts a Farmers Market on the riverside every Friday. One attraction in town is the ruins of Haverfordwest Castle. Only the outer shell remains of this once great castle, but inside the castle grounds is the Haverfordwest Museum and County Archives. Also nearby are the recently restored ruins of an Augustinian Priory. Other historical attractions include the 18th century Foley House and the Gorsedd Circle. There is so much history to explore in Haverfordwest.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/haverfordwest-is-the-county-town-of-pembrokeshire/Beaumaris on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey
Come experience the famous, historic town of Beaumaris. The town is a major yachting centre, features 2 golf courses and boasts a wide array of shops, restaurants and public houses. Attractions include the Victorian era Gaol where prisoners were once punished and Beaumaris Court, which was constructed in 1614. Beaumaris is located on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and visitors can enjoy picnics on the beach, boat trips and more. Have a great time in historic and attraction-filled town of Beaumaris.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/beaumaris-on-the-beautiful-isle-of-anglesey/Thursday, 6 June 2013
Llandudno - largest resort in Wales and with two lovely beaches
Come explore the largest holiday resort in Wales-- Llandudno. The town boasts 2 excellent beaches. The North Shore offers a variety of attractions including donkey rides, boat trips, Punch and Judy shows and other summer events and activities. The West Shore is a more peaceful beach that is backed by sand dunes and which offers spectacular views westwards along the coast. Llandudno is also the main retail centre in North Wales, making it a shopaholic's dream. It offers high street shops that are housed in the lovely Victorian Centre as well as independently owned shops. There is so much waiting for you in Llandudno.
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Come explore the largest holiday resort in Wales-- Llandudno. The town boasts 2 excellent beaches. The North Shore offers a variety of attractions including donkey rides, boat trips, Punch and Judy shows and other summer events and activities. The West Shore is a more peaceful beach that is backed by sand dunes and which offers spectacular views westwards along the coast. Llandudno is also the main retail centre in North Wales, making it a shopaholic's dream. It offers high street shops that are housed in the lovely Victorian Centre as well as independently owned shops. There is so much waiting for you in Llandudno.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/llandudno-largest-resort-in-wales-and-with-two-lovely-beaches/Harlech in Gwynedd, West Wales renowed for its medieval castle
Come explore the seaside resort town of Harlech, located on the Cardigan Bay. Harlech is renowned for the medieval fortress of Harlech Castle, which was built by King Edward I during the 13th century. This might castle dominates the town's skyline and is visible for miles. Harlech is also home to many great restaurants and cafés such as the Café Blue Lion, Y Plas Café, Cemlyn Tea Rooms, Bwtri Bach and the Cottage Restaurant. Those that love to shop won't be disappointed as there is a wide variety of shops including both antique and gift shops. Harlech is also known as a haven for artists and features Harlech Pottery and Cae Du Designs. There is something for everyone to enjoy in Harlech.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/harlech-in-gwynedd-west-wales-renowed-for-its-medieval-castle/Betws-y-Coed - the most popular inland resort in North Wales
Experience the village of Betws-y-Coed, located on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. Betws-y-Coed is the most popular inland resort in North Wales. It is the ideal place for an outdoor activity holiday with the beauty of Snowdonia to explore in settings such as dense woodland, mountain country, cascading waterfalls, hill-top lakes, river pools and more. Located nearby are the magnificent Conwy Falls and a number of historic bridges, including Thomas Telford's iron Waterloo Bridge and Pont-y-Pair. Come explore Snowdonia in all of its beauty in Betws-y-Coed.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/betws-y-coed-the-most-popular-inland-resort-in-north-wales/Aberystwyth is the main holiday resort on the west coast of Wales
Come experience the spectacular holiday resort town of Aberystwyth. It is set between 3 hills and 2 beaches and boasts castle ruins, a great pier and a quality harbour. Attractions in the town include its 4 universities, its 4 and 5 story high Victorian high buildings, its wide promenade and the Electric Cliff Railway. The hills surrounding the town are home to an iron age fort and a monument to Wellington. Aberstwyth also boasts a warm, pleasant climate that comes from the sea and the Gulf Steam. Have a wonderful time in Aberstwyth.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/aberystwyth-is-the-main-holiday-resort-on-the-west-coast-of-wales/Thursday, 30 May 2013
Rhyl, Denbighshire, North Wales:
Come visit the exciting, fun-filled seaside town of Rhyl. Visitors can enjoy tennis, wind surfing, sailing, cricket, swimming, squash and lake fishing at Bodelwyddan, sea fishing at Rhyll, gliding at nearby Rhualt and cycling on the many nearby routes. There are 6 miles of golden beaches to enjoy between Rhyl and Prestatyn where children can build sandcastles, play ball or take a donkey ride. Attractions in Rhyl include SeaQuarium, Suncentre, Drift Park, the Lifeboat Station and Brickfields Pond. There is so much on offer in Rhyl.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/rhyl-lively-seaside-resort-in-north-wales/Prestatyn is your reward at the northern end of Offa’s Dyke National Trail
Come experience the seaside haven of Prestatyn. The town's centre is located between lovely, sandy beaches and a breathtaking hillside. Prestatyn has a distinct, favourable climate. Along the Prestatyn coastline there are 3 magnificent, golden beaches that stretch 4 miles in length. Prestatyn is one of only 12 towns in the UK that has been given the official “Walkers are Welcome” status. There are many great attractions in the town, including The Scala Cinema, the Nova Centre, North Wales Bowls Centre and the Prestatyn Golf Club. There is so much to see and do in Prestatyn.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/prestatyn-is-your-reward-at-the-northern-end-of-offas-dyke-national-trail/Llangollen – a lovely small town in Denbighshire, North Wales
Experience the outdoors when you stay in Llangollen. Visitors can ride the white water, climb high above the valley and cycle along many challenging trails. There are walks to suit those of all ages and abilities set in beautiful scenery. Llangollen also hosts many wonderful festivals, including the International Musical Eisteddfod and Fringe festivals in July, the Food Festival in October and the Christmas Festival at the end of November. There is also the Llangollen Railway to see, which goes for 7 1/2 miles upstream, following the River Dee to the village of Carrog. Along the way it passes through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making for a lovely ride. There is so much waiting in Llangollen.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/llangollen-a-lovely-small-town-in-denbighshire-north-wales/Cheshire - a picturesque city on the River Dee:
Explore the 2,000 year old city of Chester, which was founded by the Romans. Chester features the most complete Roman city walls in all of Britain as well as a Roman amphitheatre. There is also the Chester Cathedral to see, which was founded as a Benedictine monastery over 900 years ago. The town features many exclusive boutiques that located in distinctive two-tiered rows, which makes for a fun shopping experience. Chester has a lively night life with many restaurants, bars and live music venues. Experience a holiday in the historic city of Chester.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/chester-a-picturesque-town-on-the-river-dee/Barmouth, North Wales
Enjoy a vintage seaside holiday in the exciting town of Barmouth. This town offers a long, sandy beach and a peaceful harbour that is bordered by the stunning Mawddach estuary. The beach is the ideal place to games, sunbathing and surfing. There is a wide array of shops and pubs and there is a funfair on the beach from March until October. There is also the Fairbourne and Barmouth Railway track to explore with its museum, the Fairbourne Museum and Model Railway Exhibit. Walkers and cyclists will find the area ideal, and every year Barmouth hosts the Barmouth Festival of Walking, which features a guided walking tour. There is so much to enjoy in Barmouth.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/barmouth-lovely-seaside-town-on-edge-of-snowdonia-national-park/Friday, 17 May 2013
Southport, Lancashire:
Experience the traditional Victorian seaside town of Southport. This great holiday destination has gorgeous beaches, family attractions, excellent shopping and the UK's oldest iron pier. The town has a thriving events programme and an exciting night life. Southport has over 20 miles of unspoilt coastline and the largest area of undeveloped sand dunes in the UK. The town boasts an extensive pine woods, miles of coastal walks and numerous parks and gardens. The options are endless in Southport.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/123995861Clitheroe, Lancashire:
Come explore the ancient market town of Clitheroe. The town caters for everyone with shopping, entertainment, family days out and an exciting night life. Clitheroe features many specialist shops as well where visitors will find rare items. Towering over Clitheroe is an impressive 12th century Norman castle, which is home to a museum and 16 acres of landscaped gardens. These gardens feature a bandstand, a children's playground, a skate-park and Lancashire's first Labyrinth. Clitheroe is also near Lancashire's Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is some much to experience in Clitheroe.
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Come explore the dual seaside towns of Lytham and St. Annes-on-Sea. Along their beautiful coastline are well-tended lawns, a boating lake and beautiful parks. Lytham's attractions include its Grade II listed Windmill from 1805, its many independent shops, Lytham Hall and Lowther Pavilion while St. Annes-on-Sea features a restored Victorian Pier with amusement rides, shops and a great café. There is a fun time waiting in the dual towns of Lytham and St. Annes-on-Sea.
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Penzance, Cornwall:
Experience the mild climate of Penzance, capital of Penwith and West Cornwall. Penzance has many gardens that incoporate sub-tropical plants such as Morrab Gardens, which is one of the largest outdoor tropical gardens in the UK. The coastline is beautiful and there are many wonderful beaches to experience. Sennen Cove is ideal for surfing while Marzion beach and Porthcurno beach are ideal for relaxing and swimming. Many of these wonderful beaches have been awarded the coveted Blue Flag award. A popular attraction in Penzance is Minack Theatre,w hich is carved out of the granite cliffs. Penzance is the ideal place to spend an exciting holiday.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/cornwall_camp_sitesMorecambe, Lancashire:
Enjoy the fun seaside resort of Morecambe where you can fly kites, build sandcastles and take peaceful strolls along the promenade. Morecambe is set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Lakeland Fells. Attractions in the town include the Eric Morecambe Statue, the Tern Project, the 1930s art deco Midland Hotel and more. Along the seaside visitors can enjoy ice cream, fish and chips and other wonderful seaside foods. Activities that visitors can enjoy in the area include golfing, walking, hiking, biking, sailing and bird watching. There is so much on offer in the delightful seaside resort of Morecambe.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/lancashire_camp_sitesLostwithiel, Cornwall:
Explore the ancient stannary town of Lostwithiel, which is overlooked by the 12th century Restormel Castle. Visitors can see the town's many quaint old buildings such as St. Bartholomew church, which dates back to 1170. Lostswithiel is the antiques capital of Cornwall with its many antique shops and regular fairs. The town hosts many festivals and events throughout the year that celebrate things such as food, music, the arts, antiques, beer and cider. Lostwithiel has a long history which visitors can learn about by reading the plaques scattered around the town. There is much on offer in Lostwithiel.
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Come visit the quaint seaside resort of Filey, which is set on the magnificent Yorkshire Coast. This Edwardian coastal town features clean, golden award-winning beaches as well as many nature trails. There are many award-winning gardens around Filey, especially around the Crescent. Visitors can explore the rocky peninsula of Filey Brigg, which is home to a wide variety of birds and other wildlife. Activities that to be enjoyed around Filey Brigg include surfing, fishing, yachting, golf, walking and bird watching. There are so many activities to enjoy when you stay in the seaside town of Filey.
http://camping.uk-directory.com/yorkshire_camp_sitesBridlington, Yorkshire, UK
Explore the exciting seaside holiday destination of Bridlington. The town's elegant promenade is a wonderful place to spend a leisurely day out. Bridlington features clean, sandy beaches, award-winning promenades and a historic harbour. The town's harbour is thriving with activity. Visitors can buy freshly caught fish, take a pleasure cruise or take a speedboat ride. The harbour also houses private yachts, private fishing boats, speedboats and privately owned pleasure craft. Bridlington also features traditional holiday entertainment such as a funfair, a kids' corner and donkey rides. Attractions in Bridlington include Beside the Seaside, Bayside Pleasure Park and Sewerby Hall and Gardens. Bridlington is a town that is sure to pleasure visitors.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/123927207Blackpool - the UK's Number One Holiday Resort
Come experience the renowned resort of Blackpool with its year round set of attractions. Blackpool boasts a beautiful seafront, world class events and spectacular lighting shows. All of this and more has made Blackpool the most popular holiday destination in Britain. Attractions include the famous Blackpool Tower, Pleasure Beach Resort, the beautiful 19th century Winter Gardens, Sea Life Centre, Wax Works, Blackpool Zoo, the Opera House, Stanley Park and its Model Village, many golf courses and 3 unique piers. Blackpool is an action-packed resort that will leave every holidaymaker satisfied.
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Windermere - England's largest lake
Experience Windermere, which has attracted visitors since the Victorian era. Visitors can walk along the lakeside, see panoramic views of the lake and mountains from a variety of viewpoints, enjoy water-based activities and travel around the area by steamer, open-top bus or steam locomotive. Visitors can even explore the lake themselves by hiring a rowing boat, dinghy or cruiser. Windermere features a number of heritage sites, historic houses, beautiful gardens and other great attractions. Windermere also has a compact shopping area to explore. There is so much to experience in Windermere.
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Explore the historic market town of Penrith, which offers easy access to the beautiful Eden Valley and the Lake District. Penrith has a thriving community and the town centre features many independent shops, restaurants, pubs and cafés. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies such as Penrith Toffee and Fudge and Cumberland Sausage. Attractions in Penrith include the ruins of Penrith Castle and St. Andrew's Churchyard. In the countryside surrounding Penrith visitors can enjoy walking, cycling and touring. The beautiful unspoilt Eden Valley is a joy to explore. A stay in Penrith is sure to please.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/14/penrith-lovely-base-for-eden-valley-and-lake-district/Monday, 13 May 2013
Kendal - lovely old market town in the Lace District
Come see the ancient market town of Kendal with its unique, rich heritage and culture. Kendal has attractions to suit all including museums, modern and historic art, leisure facilities, a sports centre and a theatre complex. It is also a wonderful place to shops with its High Street shops and specialist shops. Kendal's independent traders offer an unrivalled range of goods for the Lake District area. Attractions in the town the 12th century ruins of Kendal Castle, the 18th century Parish Church and other historical buildings. Visitors can also enjoy Kendal's famous Mint Cake, which helped some climbers conquer Everest. Kendal is a town with much to offer the visitor.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/13/kendal-lovely-old-market-town-in-the-lace-district/Grange-over-Sands - a charming town full of character
Explore the charming Edwardian resort of Grange-over-Sands. The town boasts a traffic-free promenade, ornamental gardens, a duck pond, golf courses, brass band concerts and vantage points for bird watching. Grange-over-Sands offers a great shopping experience with its Edwardian-faced shops that sell local produce, its cafés and its restaurants. The surrounding estuary and countryside are ready for exploring with many nature reserves and Sites of Special Scientific Interest. This exciting resort town is waiting for your arrival.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/123725481Ayr - a lovely seaside town on the Firth of Clyde
Experience the bustling seaside resort of Ayr with its beautiful seafront and leafy suburbs. Ayr's esplanade is ideal for long, peaceful strolls and the town boasts 3 golf courses. There is also the Ayr Racecourse to see, which dates back to the 16th century. Ayr Racecourse runs many Flat and National Hunt meeting throughout the year and it is famous for being the venue of the Scottish Grand National, the Ayrshire Handicap and the Ayr Gold Cup. Ayr also has 3 immaculately kept parks and gardens: Belleisle, Rozelle and Craigie. There is so much to see and do in Ayr.
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Come experience the thriving town of Ambleside. It is set right in the heart of the Lake District, at the foot of the Kirkstone Pass, which makes it an ideal base for exploring the lakes. Lovers of the outdoors will be pleased as you can see the sun set beautifully over the lake, see the magnificent 70 foot waterfall Stock Ghyll Force and go climbing and hiking on the fells that surround Ambleside. The town is starting and ending point for numerous exciting walks. The area around Ambleside was popular with authors Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth and there are attractions related to each of them in the area. Visitors can truly take in the outdoors when they stay in Ambleside.
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Tarbert is a small, quaint fishing village in Argyllshire
Come see the small, quaint fishing village of Tarbert on the west coast of Loch Fyne. The town was built around a natural stone walled harbour. The main catch in Tarbert is langoustine and other shellfish. The harbour hosts a variety of events through the year and it has facilities for berthing many boasts. Tarbert is surrounded by conservation areas and offers stunning views from a number of hillside locations. The town is also the starting point for the Kintyre Way walk and it is a gateway for the entire Kintyre area. On the Kintyre Way visitors can learn about the area's rich heritage and see some wonderful scenery. There is so much to see and do in Tarbert.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/123489980Pitlochry - the perfect base to explore Highland Perthshire
Pitlochry is perfectly situated to explore the Highland Perthshire area, one of the loveliest parts of Scotland. The area features many lochs, rivers, glens and high hills. Though it is small, Pitlochry has a wide range of restaurants, cafés and eateries to choose from. Lovers of the outdoors often come to Pitlochry because it has easy access to way marked walking trails and bicycle trails. Along these trails visitors will see a wide variety of wildlife including red and roe deer, buzzards and red squirrels. Pitlochry and the surrounding area has a rich history and folklore that visitors can learn about at the National Trust's for Scotland's Visitor Centre. A holiday in Pitlochry offers so many possibilities.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/123488450Girvan - a lovely harbour town in Ayrshire
Come visit the traditional holiday resort of Girvan, set on the lovely Ayrshire coast. Girvan's biggest attraction is its harbour which offers convenient mooring facilities for visiting yachts. Attractions in and around town include Stumpy tower, which was built in 1789, the McKechnie Institute which was built in 1888 and which is now a local art exhibition and Ailsa Craig, which is the plug of an extinct volcano which has been turned into a bird sanctuary. Girvan has a proud reputation for its floral attractions and colourful displays including the Rose Gardens, Knockcushan Gardens and Orchard Gardens. Also the local area features 20 different castles to see. There is so much to do during a stay in Girvan.
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Experience the beautiful holiday resort of Arbroath with its clean, sandy beaches, red sandstone cliffs and caves. The town's centre is dominated by the ruins of Arbroath Abbey, where the famous Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320 declaring Scotland's independence from England. Other great attractions include the Bell Rock lighthouse and the Signal Tower, which were both designed by Robert Stevenson. The Signal Tower is now home to Arbroath's museum. Arbroath is also famous for its Arbroath Smokies, which are made of a whole haddock smoked over oak chips. Many restaurants in the town serve this delicious meal. The town also features a pedestrianised High Street that offers a wide range of shops and civic buildings. Visitors are sure to have a great time in Arbroath.
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St Andrews - so much more than just the home of golf
Experience the wonderful coastal resort of St. Andrews. It is known as the world's home for golf and features 11 different courses. There is more to the town than golf though as it has a rich heritage and a thriving cultural scene. Some attractions include St. Andrews Cathedral, St. Andrews Museum, St. Andrews Castle, the ruins of Blackfriars Chapel, the British Golf Museum and West Port. The town's cathedral was built in 1160 and it was the largest building in Scotland for 7 centuries. Thousands of pilgrims flocked to the cathedral during medieval times. Come and experience the fun and historic town of St. Andrews.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/123368072Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Hexham - "England's favourite market town"
Visit the historic market town of Hexham in the heart of the Tyne Valley. Hexham has been named as England's favourite market town by Country Life magazine. The town's centerpiece is historic Hexham Abbey, which was built around 675 A.D. Hexham also has 2 medieval towers, 14th century Hexham Old Goal and Moot Hall which dates back to the 14th or 15th century. Hexham also has a thriving arts scene, the centre of which is the award-winning Queen's Hall Arts Centre. Come experience the historic and interesting town of Hexham.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122966557Dunbar is a lovely seaside town in East Lothian, Scotland
Come visit the thriving seaside town of Dunbar, which is known as the Home of John Muir. The town's old world charm has been preserved and can been seen in Dunbar's 17th century Town House and High Street. Dunbar is full of character with its variety of shops, vennels, churches and other historic buildings. Attractions in Dunbar include the John Muir Birthplace, the Lifeboat and the Dunbar Town House museums. Dunbar has shops that sell quality food products such as special chocolates, smoked salmon and organic fresh fruits and vegetables. There is also a wide variety of retail stores to explore. There is so much to see and do in Dunbar.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122965832Wooler - noted for its clean air and natural beauty
Visit the beautiful stone-built market town of Wooler. The town is perched high above the Wooler Water in the foothills of the Cheviots. Wooler has a reputation for its clean air and natural beauty. The town's thriving main street serves the rural area of Glendale. The main street has a number of specialist shops and cafés as well as a variety of accommodation. Wooler is the gateway to both the Cheviot Hills and the beautiful Northumberland National Park. Those that are interested in exploring the outdoors will find Wooler the perfect base for active activities.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/wooler-noted-for-its-clean-air-and-natural-beauty/Seahouses is a lively base from which to explore Northumberland's beautiful coast
Come experience the small, thriving harbour town of Seahouses. The town is famous for its high quality fish and chips as well as for being the launching point for boat trips to the Farne Islands. The town has a thriving main street as well as colourful harbour. Views from the harbour include the beautiful Northumberland coast and in the distance, the magnificent sight of Bamburgh Castle. Seahouses' harbour is busy with several companies that offer day boat trips to the Farne Islands, where visitors can see an abundance of wildlife. The town also has a reputation for being a sailing, diving and fishing centre. A visit to Seahouses is sure to be a fun and relaxing one.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122958909Monday, 29 April 2013
Pickering - official gateway to the North York Moors National Park
Come explore the town of Pickering, which is ideally located between the 4 major Yorkshire towns of Scarborough, Whitby, Helmsley and Malton. The town of Pickering is surrounded by a wide expanse of heath covered, rolling moorland, mature forest and the beautiful Yorkshire Coast, all perfect for exploring. Visitors can see stately homes, ancient churches including abbeys and ruins, lovely beaches and wide rocky expanses in this area. There are also many wonderful attractions in the area such as Flamingo Land, Castle Howard and Duncombe Park. Pickering is the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful county of Yorkshire.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122916287Durham - home to one of the world's greatest cathedrals
Experience the city of Durham, home to the stunning Durham Cathedral and Castle World Heritage Site. The city has an interesting history and heritage that visitors can learn about at award-winning attractions such as the Beamish Museum and the National Railway Museum called Locomotion at Shildon. The city's cobbled streets are lined with stylish boutiques, quirky craft shops and well-known stores. Durham has a full year round calendar of events for visitors to enjoy as well, making the city perfect to explore no matter what the time of the year. Everyone is sure to enjoy a stay in Durham.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/04/29/durham-home-to-one-of-the-worlds-greatest-cathedrals/Berwick-upon-Tweed is a walled town in Northumberland, England, UK
Come see the lovely market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed with its eclectic array of attractions. A walk on top of Berwick-upon-Tweed's Elizabethan walls yields a breathtaking view of the wide estuary of the River Tweed, including Stephenson's famous viaduct bridge which is hailed as one of the finest in the world. Berwick-upon-Tweed has a thriving arts and culture scene that includes the Maltings Theatre and Art Centre and the museums of Berwick Barracks and Main Guard. Visitors can also walk to the seaside to build sandcastles or walk along the Spittal promenade. There are also the ruins of Berwick Castle to be seen. On the way to these ruins visitors will pass 3 impressive bridges over the Tweed. There are so many things to see and do in the market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122909987Bamburgh Castle - one of the many treasures of Northumberland
Experience the small coastal village of Bamburgh. The village's skyline is dominated by the impressive Bamburgh Castle and the village is set next to a beautiful golden beach. Bamburgh has a wide array of attractions include many tea rooms and the Grace Darling Museum. Its most famous attractions though is Bamburgh Castle, which was a Royal Centre by 547 A.D. though the rocky outcrop has been occupied as far back as the prehistoric period. The current castle that stands is a more recent structure though, which was built by the famous industrialist 1st Lord Armstrong during the late Victorian era. Visitors will not be disappointed by a trip to Bamburgh with its array of activities to enjoy and attractions to see.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122907225Thursday, 25 April 2013
York – quaint cobbled streets, York Minster and 100′s of other attractions
Come explore York, the city with more attractions per square mile than any other destination in the UK. York literally has hundreds of attractions, museums, historic buildings, tours, shops, restaurants and bars inside its compact walls. The city is renowned for its great architectures, quaint cobbled streets, impressive York Minster and wide array of visitor attractions. York truly has a rich history and a romantic atmosphere. The city has a thriving café culture and the country's most talented street performers. Attractions in York that are popular include the iconic York Minster, JORVIK Viking Centre, the National Railway Museum, Castle Museum and Clifford's Tower. Other might want to explore York's Roman, Viking and Medieval heritage. There is so much going on in York that visitors are assured a fun, exciting and event filled stay.
http://www.onlywire.com/r/122709719Thirsk, North Yorkshire - the centre of "Herriot Country"
Explore the traditional market town of Thirsk, home of author James Herriot and birth place of Thomas Lord, the founder of Lord Cricket ground. Visitors can see the World of James Herriot, an award-winning museum which features the man's original home recreated to how it was in the 1940's, TV sets from All Creatures Great and Small, an interactive gallery for children and 3 rooms dedicated to the history of veterinary medicine. It also has a gift shop and a self-guided tour that features an Audio Guide. Thirsk also has a cobbled market square typical of market towns and many of the town's shops have retained their original frontages. There is also the exciting Thirsk Racecourse with its excellent facilities and high quality racing. Thirsk is truly a town where families can enjoy a fun holiday.
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