Caravanning News and Blog

These shows are perfect for caravaners, park owners, caravanning suppliers and anyone interested in this wonderful way of travelling, so make sure to check them out!

... but there are so many wonderful things to see and places to go that it would be a shame to miss this dramatic mountain scape when it’s at its best. Here are just three reasons to go against the grain and holiday in Snowdonia in the depths of winter.

Here we have gathered a collection of some of our favourite sites which are open throughout the seasons, with all the facilities you could need to keep warm, cool down and enjoy some down time.

While us here at Caravan Sitefinder aren’t surprised by this (in fact, we’re a little smug), some of you may not even know why Scotland has earned this most prestigious of titles. There is beauty from top to toe in Scotland, but here are just five unmissable places to visit on any journey to this magnificent country.

With beautiful countryside to explore, historic sites to learn about and stunning cities filled with museums and art galleries to discover, the Midlands have a wealth of attractions and activities to keep you entertained on any day, come rain or shine.

The Channel Islands are the perfect location for a caravan holiday - relaxing, beautiful and almost Caribbean if you get the right weather. But it’s not just about Jersey and Guernsey, but the lesser-known, littler islands are worth your time too. Here’s our guide to exploring them.

With its rolling hills, dramatic skylines, and endless green spaces to run around in, it’s not surprising that you’ll want to take your pooch with you on your caravan trip to this beautiful part of England. Here are the best walks for you and your four legged friend, from long to short, hilly to flat.

Not only does it provide the perfect setting for a perfect English holiday, but you can make it what you want - active or relaxing, foodie or boozy, lakeside or mountain base! Here are our top reasons for taking a caravan holiday to Cumbria’s Lakes.

It is rugged, wild, and dotted with pretty fishing villages which tumble towards the sea. North Devon was made for hiking boots, and with views which stretch out to that endless horizon it would be rude not to tramp its path. Here are just three of our favourite walks in North Devon, suitable for all levels.

On Dartmoor you can park your car and walk off into the gorse for half an hour without even seeing anyone. Some call it desolate, others think it’s the most beautiful place on earth.