Choosing a Static Caravan Site

Having a Static Caravan moored in a purpose built site is a cheap and easy way to guarantee yourself a holiday destination for brief or unplanned breaks or long summers of relaxation, but where should you install your Static Caravan, and how easy is it to find the ideal pitch? Thankfully there are many web sites on the internet dedicated to helping Static Caravan owners, and a list of some of the best is provided below. It is also important to know what kind of services and attractions the various campsites and destinations offer, so there’s also a guide to some of the most popular Static Caravan destinations in the UK.

www.uk-sites.com
Offering not only information on over 2500 Caravan Sites, this web site has the added bonus of providing satellite pictures and detailed maps of many Sites and their surroundings. Helpful if you want to get a feel for an area without having to visit.

www.static-caravan.co.uk
If you’re looking to rent a privately owned Static Caravan rather than looking to own and site your own then this web site will get you in contact with hundreds of private UK owners.

The Top Sites and Destinations

Ceredigion, West Wales
A breathtaking, curving coastline smattered with many amazing cliff-top Static Caravan sites with stunning sea views is just one thing to recommend about what is arguably the best overall destination for camping of any kind. The local area is ideal for wildlife enthusiast and historians with its many castles and notable nature reserve, as well as an ideal family location because of the many small costal towns attached to large, sandy beaches. The costal paths make it a walkers’ paradise, and this developing area is currently being described as rivalling Devon and Cornwall for growth and popularity with tourists.

Devon, South West England
Still probably the jewel in the crown of English rural tourism, the area offers top family-orientated sites and plenty of holiday activities, but for some this may prove to be too off-putting, which makes the region impossible to recommend to everyone.

Norfolk, East Anglia
Last but by no means least, if you fancy a nautical experience of a different kind the Norfolk Broads and the beautiful coastline are attractions and distractions for old and young alike, with a slightly less overwhelming atmosphere than Devon during the busy periods. Experiencing the cultural diversity within Britain in the Static Caravan parks throughout the region is something that the discerning holidaymaker will be drawn to.