It becomes a nightmare packing up, delayed flights, controlling the children through foreign passport control it just is not fun anymore, but even more importantly the current financial climate still in recession, people are choosing to stay in the UK, and are beginning to realise that the UK has plenty to offer for everyone.

Everyone knows what it is like to travel with small children and the famous ‘are we nearly there yet’ puts stress on parents still standing in line to check in. Children do get bored easily and when you are air borne, matters can get worse as there is nowhere to run around.

Holidaymakers do not have any control over a holiday when they choose to fly somewhere, the airline in in the ‘driving seat’ no pun intended, and it only takes a delay or cancelled flight to put a damper on your time in the sun, but you can avoid this by packing up the car or taking a coach or train, and be confident you will be at your destination in a few hours, and more importantly the children are quite happy either asleep or playing eye spy.

Staying in the UK allows you to save money and no worry in terms of currency or exchange rates, you have your budget and you will know exactly what you are getting for your money and what you are spending the whole holiday, thus a campsite Devon is looking pretty good.

Camping in the UK is great fun whether it’s a tent, tipi or yurt, even a wigwam, camping has never been as popular as now many campsites offer great facilities for families. It is one of the most inexpensive ways of holidaying and also good old fashioned fun.

Tents today are amazing and have gone supersize, and with the Met Office tentatively suggesting that we are going to have a hot summer, this is the perfect holiday. A holiday to Devon or Cornwall is ideal for all the family, and with so many campsites in Cornwall to choose from is it any wonder that every year the British public migrate to these two counties.

There are loads of outdoor activities and a caravan park Cornwall offers everything from fishing to hiking, cycling and of course surfing. Don’t forget that holidaying with toddlers and young children everything feels like an adventure.

A spokesman for Wooda Farm Holiday Park located in North Cornwall said “Cornwall caravan parks do cater for families and ours is no exception, this type of holiday fits into every budget and at the same time the whole family is having a great time”

The UK is full of holiday parks, you can stay on a Devon caravan park, holiday on the Isle of Wight, the Lake District, Brighton, Bournemouth, or Scotland, and wherever you choose this type of holiday holds the key to a successful holiday without any stress.

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