Badger’s Retreat, Tunstall, Nr Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7RF
Tel: 0844 5670011
Set between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North Yorkshire Moors, Badger’s Retreat is the perfect base from which to explore this amazing unspoilt landscape. From the heather clad moorlands to the spectacular Swale and Wharf Rivers, natural beauty is all around giving you a sense of well-being and serenity. The region offers spectacular landscapes which can easily be explored on foot or on bike.
Whilst famous for its outdoor activities, North Yorkshire is also a region steeped in history and heritage. A wide array of castles, historic houses and quaint towns and villages ensure you’ll never run out of things to explore. The nearby market town of Richmond is home to Norman Castle, Abbey Ruins and some wonderful specialty shops, coffee shops and charming country pubs. Here you can also discover the most complete Georgian Playhouse in the UK and learn more about lead mining with a visit to the fascinating Richmondshire Museum.
Badgers Retreat is a luxury holiday lodge park set in 26 acres of private grounds offering the ultimate in peace & tranquillity. Badgers Retreat is not over commercialised and as such has nothing to distract you from the one thing it does have in abundance…… silence!
Five Roads Caravan Park, By Alyth, Blairgowrie, Perth and Kinross, PH11 8NB
Tel: 01828 632255
Experience the setting and ambience of ‘Five roads’ Award Winning caravan and camping holiday site. Well equipped and friendly, with excellent facilities and the opportunity to connect with the unspoilt environment of Scotland.
Seven miles from Glamis Castle – the family home of the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne. Childhood home of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and the late The Queen Mother, birthplace of Her Royal Highness The Princess Margaret and legendary setting for Shakespeare’s famous play ‘Macbeth’.
Six miles from Kirriemuir, ‘The Little Red Town’ the birthplace of world famous author Sir James Barrie of ‘Peter Pan’ fame and the ‘Thrums’ novels. Eastern gateway to the Angus Glens which reach far into the foothills of the Grampian Mountains with opportunities for outdoor pursuits from rambling to serious mountaineering and weather permitting – skiing. The Angus Glens are in the Cairngorm National Park.
Five Roads Caravan Park hosts many facilities that will make your stay as enjoyable and comfortable as you want it to be including a heated toilet block, an onsite laundrette, a childrens play area and of course wifi.
Cenarth Falls, Cenarth, Newcastle Emlyn, Ceredigion, Wales, SA38 9JS
Tel: 01239 710345
Cenarth Falls is an award winning Holiday Park nestling in the Teifi Valley only seven miles or so from the Cardigan Bay coast, one of Wales’ most delightful holiday locations and just a few minutes walk from the famous waterfalls that give the park its name.
There’s a belief in quality at Cenarth Falls which is evident throughout the Park. The indoor leisure facilities of Coracles Health and Country Club are amongst the most impressive you’ll find anywhere and make a real difference to the way you enjoy your holiday whatever time of year you visit. The theme of quality continues with the imaginative layout of the Park which sits perfectly with the colourful landscaping immaculately maintained to award winning standards. Outdoor facilities include a swimming pool and a discreet children’s playground.
The village of Cenarth is a pretty little place with its 16th century bridge arching over the River Teifi – ideal for a pleasant stroll on a summers day. In late summer & throughout autumn Salmon can be watched “jumping” the waterfalls and of course anglers can be observed trying their luck at catching a fish from April onwards. Cenarth also has a Post Office & general store, petrol station & Nisa supermarket, two pubs and a charming tea room. The Coracle Museum is an unusual and entertaining look at the history and cultural importance of these simple little river craft – you may even get to see them out on the river & have a go yourself!
Hayes Farm Leisure Park, Burnham Road, Battlesbridge, Wickford, Essex, SS11 7QT
Tel: 01245 320054
The Award Winning Hayes Leisure Park provides the very best in UK park living. Set in the beautiful Essex countryside, Hayes Leisure Park is ideally situated to turn your dream into reality.
Hayes Leisure Park sits in twenty five acres of luscious landscaped parkland on the banks of the River Crouch. The river offers an abundance of outdoor activities from sailing to water skiing and has mooring facilities available. However, you may prefer to take a relaxing stroll along the river bank to the famous antiques centre at Battlesbridge.
Sunnycott Caravan Park, Rew Street, Gurnard, Cowes, Isle of Wight, PO31 8NN
Tel: 01983 292859
Sunnycott Caravan Park is a small, quiet, rural, family owned and run Park consisting of 20 caravans. It is conveniently situated about 1 ½ miles from the world famous yachting town of Cowes on the north eastern side of the Island where, throughout the summer, all types of boating activities take place culminating in Cowes Week at the beginning of August and with the Power Boat Race shortly afterwards.
The luxury caravans sleep 4 or 6 and comprise one or two bedrooms; they are connected to all main services and include a colour television. They are equipped with quilts, pillows, china, cooking utensils, toaster etc and the Executive caravans are also equipped with a microwave oven.
Thorness and Gurnard beaches are both within walking distance.
Carpenters Farm, Carpenters Road, St Helens, Ryde, Isle of Wight, PO33 1YN
Tel: 01983 874557
Overlooking the picturesque St. Helens marshland, this family run campsite is situated on the B3330 just half a mile from the village of St. Helens. Extending to over 16 acres the camp site offers uncrowded camping and caravanning in a relaxed atmosphere all year around.
Carpenters Farm Campsite is perfectly positioned next to The St. Helens Marshes SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest), an RSPB reserve. The old railway line, now disused, is a beautiful walk that will take you from St. Helens to Brading, through the marshes.
With an abundance of local pubs and restaurants there is a wide choice of places to eat at prices to suit all budgets. Bembridge harbour is only a mile away and you will find fishing trips available from here. Horse riding, sailing academies and extreme sports are all in the locality.
Church Farm Cottages, Cromer Road, Lower Gresham, Norfolk, NR11 8RF
Tel: 01263 570052
Church Farm comprises of 3 old farm buildings in traditional Norfolk flint that have been converted into charming holiday accommodation and a caravan site open to members of the Caravan Club. Situated in Lower Gresham the accommodation and site is set in the grounds of the owner’s home in 4.5 acres.
The surrounding land is farmed and the location is tranquil, being the perfect place to unwind. Close to the beaches and the seaside towns of Sheringham and Cromer, it affords easy access to the coastal resorts, and provides a quiet bolthole into which to retreat.
Sheringham is a short drive with its sandy beaches, and provides the main station for the Poppy Line steam railway. Other attractions include the ‘Splash’ indoor leisure centre, the local market, the Little Theatre and traditional shops. A little out of town is Sheringham Park, which in April/May becomes a riot of colour with woodland blue bells competing with the spectacular rhododendrons and azaleas. The Georgian town of Holt is 5 about miles way, most famous for its 16th Century private school, Gresham School, boutique shops, artist studios, restaurants and independent department store.
Victoria Wells Motel, Victoria Road, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys, LD5 4SY
Tel: 029 2075 4887
High in the verdant mountains of Mid Wales, situated in ten acres of woodlands with miles of natural park land and riverside walks, Victoria Wells is the ideal holiday location for those who want to unwind and shed the tension of modern living.
The river Irfon runs through the park and three quarters of a mile of private fishing is available for the free use of our guests.
The detached and semi-detached Norwegian and Polish cabins are well spaced in the grounds yet grouped around the amenity area for ease of access.
There is a bar, swimming pool and each cabin has its own tea and coffee making facilities, with freesat television. The detached cabins sleep up to five people, whilst the semi-detached sleep two persons with a choice of double or twin bedded cabins.
The Pound Camping, Whitney-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR3 6EH
Tel: 01497 831391
Wye valley camping at “The Pound” provides a fun and economical base from which to explore this beautiful part of the world. With easy access to the River Wye, it makes an ideal base for exploring the river by canoe or kayak. The campsite is a popular stopping-off point for anyone making an extended canoe tour of the river.
The campsite has an amenities block which includes power showers and toilet. Breakfast is available at “The Pound” if you’re too relaxed to prepare you own and lunches and evening meals are available at the nearby Boat Inn. Fishing boats and/or rod & tackle are also available for hire.
Home Farm, Bircher, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0AX
Tel: 01568 780525
Nestling in the beautiful North Herefordshire countryside, set in the hamlet of Bircher on the B4362, enjoy stunning views over the Brecon Beacons and be close to the National Trust Properties of Croft Castle and Berrington Hall.
Home Farm Accommodation offers a peaceful retreat for anyone. The landscape offers a paradise for walkers and cyclists or anyone simply wanting to enjoy unspoilt countryside.
The Camping & Caravanning site is on level, well drained grass stretching over 3 acres with additional meadows to walk, birdwatch, play cricket, walk the dog, fly a kite or simply relax.
The old milking parlour of the farm has been converted into a luxury, heated toilet and shower block. Excellent facilities anabling you to holiday all year round at Home Farm!
The historic market towns of Ludlow, Tenbury Wells, Leominster and the Cathedral city of Hereford are within a 1/2 hour drive. A host of excellent Pubs & Restaurants are a short drive away. Ludlow offers a number of top class Michelin starred eating places. Alternatively, 15 minute walk across fields on the public footpath leads you to the Bell Inn at Yarpole with fine food & Ales.
