The tradition of taking a break in the summer is something that everyone looks forward to, recharging the batteries, and getting away from the ‘rat race’ for a couple of weeks, but unfortunately cuts, redundancies, and the uncertainty in the UK at this time is restricting people in what they can and can’t do.Statistics show that a stay on a caravan park Cornwall or a Devon caravan park is soaring at breakneck speed and it is predicted to continue. The beautiful British countryside is attracting many more holiday makers, thus pushing holidays in the sun into decline.
The whole concept of a caravan and camping holiday has changed beyond recognition from childhood days; today one can stay in top class luxury accommodation on campsites in Cornwall that offers excellent facilities for the whole family, and much more freedom to do exactly what you want, far better than being tied to a hotel room, its rules and regulations.
The mind-set of most people who have not tired this type of holiday is muddy fields and accommodation barely large enough to swing a cat, forget this image; the modern caravan is spacious and has all the mod cons you can find in a holiday apartment, cottage, guest house or hotel.
Modern caravans can be over sixty feet long, with fitted kitchens, showers, separate bedrooms, and all the comforts of home, and is the perfect holiday for the family, especially if travelling with small children, which can be stressful if they are not occupied.
Most Cornwall caravan parks are near to beautiful beaches also perfect countryside, thus you can either enjoy all the picturesque local towns and villages, or make a day of it on the sandy beaches with water sports to enjoy, or just entertaining the children building sand castles, or looking for shell, sheer simple pleasures, that make quality time bonding.
Devon and Cornwall have long since been a popular holiday destination and many more people than you think take up residence on a campsite Devon or a park in Cornwall and have a whale of a time. Places of interest would include Boscastle which is a National Trust fishing village, Tintagel, Port Isaac, Clovelly, not forgetting Bude which is a prime North Cornwall coast surfing territory, and boasts some of the cleanest beaches in the UK.
The holidaymaker can enjoy a holiday packed with activities such as surfing, golf, walking, cycling, windsurfing and much more, all these activities are fun, and of course you get a huge measure of fresh air, just what the Doctor ordered away from stuffy offices.
A spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park in Bude North Cornwall said “we guarantee the holidaymaker will have a great time on our park, we have excellent facilities for camping and caravanning, we are family owned and run, so we rate family time together very important, a visitor to our park can either rent one of our luxury static caravans, or site their touring caravans or motor-homes, or even pitch a tent, all facilities are excellent. We pride ourselves on the friendly customer service we offer and are dedicated to ensure our visitors have a memorable holiday in Cornwall”.
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.