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Cornwall is one of the most popular holiday locations in England for caravan holidays with it's fantastic seaside resorts like Newquay, a surfers paradise. Some of the biggest Haven holiday sites can be found here with Perran Sands being in Perranporth.

County Durham is an amazing county in North East England with breathtaking scenery, award winning attractions and World Heritage Sites.

Devon is situated in the South West of England and borders with Cornwall on the West, and Dorset and Somerset to the East.  It is nicknamed the English Riviera because the coast enjoys more hours of sunshine than anywhere else on British Mainland.  

Dorset is located in the South West of England and is on the English Channel coast; it borders Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire.  We have a range of private static holiday caravans available to hire in Dorset including Poole, Weymouth and Christchurch.

Essex borders Suffolk, Cambridgeshire & Hertfordshire, it offers something for everyone, it’s hard to find so much variety in one place. From the historical ‘Britain’s First City’, Colchester to the calm and inviting Blackwater salt marshes.

Gloucestershire is a county in the South West and comprises of the Cotswold Hills, part of the River Severn and encompasses the entire Forset of Dean. It is a beautiful place to visit and make your next holiday/break away. 

Hampshire is situated on the Southern coast of England and is bordered by Dorset, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Surrey and West Sussex.  It faces the Isle of Wight, and you can get a ferry across from Southampton - the largest ceremonial county of Hampshire.

Herefordshire is a hidden gem, under the radar, a place you have yet to stumble across and discover, or have you? It is tucked next to the wesh border with the Malvern Hills and Brecon Beacons surrounding it.

The Isle of Wight is a small island located 4 miles off of the coast of Hampshire, and is best known for it's mild climate and coastal scenery. There are three ferry and two catamaran services that link the Isle of Wight to Southampton, Lymington and Portsmouth.

Kent is located to the East of London bordered by Greater London, Canbridgeshire, Suffolk, Surrey, Hertfordshire and East Sussex.

Cumbria known for The Lakes or Lakeland, the Eden Valley, the North Pennines and the Furness Peninsula.

Lancashire and Cumbria are beautiful places to visit on the west coast of England.

Lincolnshire is home to the famous seaside town of Skegness and is situated in the East of England.  Lincolnshire also has the largest structure in the European Union, as well as it's Cathedral once being the tallest building in the world. 

Norfolk is home to the beautiful Norfolk Broads and more than 90 miles of coastline with seaside resorts, stunning countryside. There few counties as diverse as Norfolk with so many different personalities.

Northumerland is the most Northern county in the UK, bordered by Cumbria, Durham and Scotland.  It is the most sparsely populated county in England with just 62 people per square mile – offering a quiet, idyllic location for a holiday.

Visit the land of the kilts and the bagpipes, where you can experience a range of sceneries and attractions in a quarter of the United Kingdom.  Mainland Scotland has 6,160 miles of coastline, which houses numerous holiday parks for you to holiday at.

Somerset is a county in the South West of England, with its main borders being Devon and Dorset, as well as Wiltshire and Gloucestershire.  Somerset has famous seaside towns and beaches including Weston-Super-Mare and Brean Sands. 

Situated on the East coast of England with miles of coastline and beautiful open skies. Find the perfect break for you, whether it's a quiet getawy or an adrenaline junkies dream.

Sussex is situated on the South coast of England, and is bordered by Hampshire, Surrey and Kent.  Sussex is home to one of the most famous battles on English soil - the battle of Hastings - and you can visit the Abbey and Battlefield of Hastings. 

Wales is known for its beautiful countryside, and largely mountainous areas, offering the perfect location for an outdoors holiday.  It also has lovely coastal areas and seaside towns. 

Warwickshire is situated in the Midlands and is home to the famous Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare.

Yorkshire is situated in Northern England and is one of the largest counties in England.  It is famed for stretched of unspoilt countryside and is home to the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors.