When you’re staying at our Village Green Holiday Park in Edmundbyers, County Durham, you’ll already know you’re in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Nestled up in the north-eastern corner of England, Co. Durham boasts a rich tapestry of history, stunning landscapes and cultural excellence. Our park is surrounded by the rolling hills of the…
There surely cannot still be people out there who believe in the cliché of Lancashire being locked in the past, folks living their lives like the mythical paintings of LS Lowry. Yet what this modestly legendary artist depicted was an unassuming greatness which still rings true. It is, in other words, a magnificent place with…
One of the major benefits of living at Scout Cragg, our peaceful park just a stone’s throw from the Lancashire coastline, is its proximity to the area known as Silverdale. This charming spot beckons with the opportunity for serene walks along limestone paths and through woodlands, and the offer of breathtaking vistas of Morecambe Bay…
Residents at Scout Cragg, our fine Lancashire park, are sited close to some wonderful places worth visiting – including Carnforth, a mere seven miles north of Lancaster. This charming market town is of particular note for film buffs. Take a look at things to do in Carnforth. Briefly, Brief Encounter Brief Encounter was based on…
The north-east region of Northumbria has so much to offer – and that’s partly why three of our parks are sited there. Each of this trio is within close proximity of Hexham and, in fact, the Causey Hill Holiday Park is located in the historic town. In this edition of our blog we’ll take a…
These days, static caravans are substantial factory-manufactured structures built with high-quality materials using modern construction techniques. A lot of time, effort, care and attention goes into their design and production, to ensure that the end result provides a top quality living environment. How are static caravans made? Static caravans are assembled on a large production…
Where is The Pennines? The Pennines, the mountain range which stretches across the north of the country, is often referred to as the backbone of England. It’s a spectacular landscape which is perfect for a motorhome holiday. Dotted with charming towns and villages, historic sites and breathtaking natural landscapes, visiting the region offers the chance…
Easily accessible from our Elm Bank and Causey Hill parks, one of the greatest regions in the whole of the UK is yours and waiting! Northumberland will turn up many rewards as you explore, both cultural and natural, including ancient buildings, museums, monuments, galleries, parks and more. If you’re a dog-owner you’re not excluded either…
Situated in the old fishing village of Flookburgh, our Willow Tree Park puts Coniston and Windermere within easy reach. In this edition of our blog we pick the best places to visit in the Lake District. Our selection of places to visit in the Lake District 1. Coniston Coniston is a truly charming…
