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Dog friendly caravan sites in the North
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Dog-lovers, we heard you! We are carrying on our series of dog friendly caravan sites and this time we’re focusing on the North.
We have accumulated a great bunch of dog-friendly caravan sites across the North which your family and furry friends can enjoy as we approach Spring.
Take a look at what made our list below!
Naburn Lock Caravan Park, York
This lovely caravan site is perfect for family holidays or couples who seek a quiet countryside retreat. It is 4 miles from York and is close proximity to York City Centre. There are many nearby routes for touring which include the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and coastal resorts. They also have an adults only touring field if you are seeking extra peace and quiet!
Lazonby Campsite, Cumbria
This gorgeous campsite is set by the banks of the River Eden, on the edge of Lazonby – a truly breath-taking area. The campsite also has a community playground, so this is a perfect campsite for families looking to get away. The campsite is located by Lazonby village which has two pubs, a supermarket and another play park.
Manor Wood Country Caravan Park, Cheshire
This award-winning caravan park is set in the heart of the Cheshire countryside and has something for everybody! This campsite has on-site fishing, a games room, a tennis country, heated swimming pool, and a brand-new café which opened in 2019. There are so many nearby activities including Chester Zoo, Cheshire Oaks Shopping outlet, Bunbury mill and local fisheries!
Welltrough Hall Farm Caravan Park, Cheshire
This campsite is located just outside the village of Lower Withington again in the beautiful Cheshire countryside. This is an adult only site, so perfect for a couple’s retreat followed with your furry friend! This site allows dogs, but they must be kept on a lead – something to keep in mind. They also offer a free dog shower, so you don’t have any mucky paws in your caravan! The site has two pubs within a short walking distance which offer great pub grub and is also close to Jodrell Bank telescope and Redesmere Lake!
We love taking our four-pawed friends out on caravan/motorhome trips, so we are thrilled to be able to share even more destinations with you!
Take a look at our last part of the dog-friendly sites here.
Towing Jacket VS. Caravan Cover?
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There are so many options to protecting your caravan/motorhome, it can be hard to know what the right fit for your vehicle is! Luckily, in our blog today we are going to go over the difference between a towing jacket and a storage cover and the benefits of both, which should help you decide which one is right for you.
Towing Jackets
A towing jacket is the perfect way to protect your vehicle when it is in transit. Our Pro-Tec Towing Jacket is especially designed to provide your caravan with excellent protection against road dirt and grime, bug waste and exhaust fume stains.
Our towing jacket is a unique 2-piece construction, each of the two halves slide up into the awning channels and then simply zip together in the middle. It’s so simple!
The towing jacket meets all legal requirements for visibility of your front lights and is tailored to your specific make and model of your caravan, so we know exactly where your front marker lights are located and we have clear panels in the correct position so your lights can be clearly seen. The towing jacket offers incredible protection when towing!
Our Towing Jackets also have the option of grab handle access, meaning you can get access to your grab handles without having to remove the cover once you get to site.
Stone chips are a threat to caravans and motorhomes in transit as it can chip your window and that is not a cheap job to repair, especially compared to the cost of our towing jackets.
Therefore, if you find yourself towing your caravan quite regularly and especially on long journey we would definitely recommend you purchase one of our Towing Jacket covers!
Caravan Covers
Our full Easy-Fit caravan cover is more suited to protect your caravan against UV rays, rain, rust, snow, dust and dirt and so much more whilst it is in storage.
The cover is fully breathable, so it provides protection for your caravan from mould, mildew and condensation. The cover will allow naturally occurring moisture to evaporate through the fabric’s breathable membrane.
Our Easy-Fit covers come fully tailored to each make and model with habitation door access and allowances for any roof furniture. We can even add clear solar panel inserts to the covers as an optional extra!
If your caravan is kept in either outdoor or indoor storage throughout periods of the year our full covers are ideal for protecting your caravan and ensuring your vehicles value and longevity.
We have been developing and manufacturing caravan covers and towing jackets for over 20 years in the heart of Yorkshire. We are avid caravanners ourselves so we know exactly what people need when it comes to a cover either for towing or for storage.
To shop our range of Towing Jackets you can shop here or you can shop our caravan covers here.
Dog-Friendly Caravan Parks In The South
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When it comes to choosing your holiday destination, you need to choose one that is right for the entire family. You need one that offers the right facilities to accommodate your needs. Finding the right holiday park can become more difficult if you plan to take a dog with you due to many caravan sites banning pets on site.
If you plan to holiday in the south of the UK but don’t know which sites are dog-friendly, here is a list of our top 5 sites.
Normans Bay – East Sussex
Normans BayCampsite is located on the East Sussex coast, directly opposite a sand and shingle beach and only a short drive from the Pevensey Levels and the South Downs Way. It offers you a great range of ways to explore the natural beauty of East Sussex. The campsite welcomes dogs, with a dog-friendly beach right next to it. The site also includes facilities such as electrical hook-ups, toilets, showers, laundry facilities, a fully stocked shop, a fish and chip van visiting twice a week, a parent and child room, children’s play area and recreation hall. Prices start from £18 per night.
Cofton Holidays – Devon
Located right on the coast with dog-friendly beaches, Cofton Holidays is an award-winning holiday park that has something for the whole family including your 4-legged friend! They even have a dog-friendly pub on site which serves ice cream for dogs. Facilities include electrical hook-ups, Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, laundry facilities, fitness classes and gym, sauna, swimming pool, soft play area, arcade, fishing and a choice of restaurants. Prices start from £32 per night for 2 adults and 1 dog.
Golden Cap Holiday Park – Dorset
Golden Cap markets itself as a paradise for dog owners. The site is located on the Jurassic Coast, just 150 yards from Seatown Beach and surrounded by 2000 acres of national trust land. It’s perfect for pets and owners who like to go for long walks. The site also has a dog exercising meadow on site. Facilities include electrical hook-ups, Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, laundry facilities, fully stocked shop, bakery, picnic area, children’s play area, fishing lake and three renown pubs within walking distance. All stays must be a 2-night minimum; prices start from £42.30 for 2 nights for 2 adults.
Quantock Orchard – Somerset
Set in rural Somerset, Quacktock Orchard has won many awards, such as ‘Best Campsite in the West of England. Dogs are welcome and free of charge and can enjoy extensive country walks surrounding the park. They will have to remain on a lead whilst inside the park. Facilities include electrical hook-ups, Wi-Fi, toilets and showers, swimming pool, gym, TV reception, television room, adventure playground, games room and onsite shop. There are also 2 pubs within walking distance serving food. Prices start from £23 per night.
Mount Pleasant Eco Park – Cornwall
The Mount Pleasant Eco Park offers a back to basics experience for those who want to be closer to nature. Located close to beaches, it’s perfect for those wanting to see some of the UK’s natural beauty. Dogs are welcome on the site free of charge; however, they must be kept on a lead. The site facilities include electrical hook-ups, toilets and showers, on-site café and Wi-Fi. Prices start from £26 per night.
These sites are all renown for offering a great holiday experience, if you are looking to go on holiday in the South of the UK, we thoroughly recommend trying one of these sites. Our owners are avid caravanners themselves with their own furry friends so we have tried and tested them!
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Five Caravan Destinations You Need to Visit in the New Year
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caravan sites with amazing facilities, stunning views and exceptional hospitality.
With so many sites around the UK to choose from, it can be hard to narrow down which sites are on the ‘must-see’ list. We have managed to select our top five sites that we believe you should visit in the New Year.
- South Lychett Manor – Dorset
Winner of the Best Caravan Park in the UK in 2017 and 2018, South Lytchett Manor Caravan and Camping Park offers exceptional facilities within their 20 acres of tranquil parkland. Located just 13 miles from the Jurassic Coastline, the site is located perfectly for those who want to explore sites of natural beauty. Facilities include; electrical hook-ups with TV connections, shower and toilet facilities, laundry rooms, children’s play areas, free Wi-Fi, shops with provisions and free-range eggs, local pubs and onsite coffee shop and bakery. Prices start from just £20 per night, dogs are welcome for an additional fee of up to £1.25 per night.
- Longleat Caravan Club Site – Wiltshire
Are you looking for a unique experience on your next caravan trip? Try the Longleat Caravan Club Site. Located on the same estate as the famous Safari Park, you will be able to hear the lions roar from your caravan! There are plenty of exciting attractions to enjoy near the site with the safari park, Stonehenge, Roman Baths and historical towns such as Bath and Bristol just a short trip away. The site offers electrical hook-ups, Wi-Fi, TV room, shower facilities, toilets, BBQ areas and Laundry Facilities. There are also plenty of pubs and restaurants only a short walk away. Prices start from £7.00 per night.
- Trevalgan Touring Park – Cornwall
Trevalgan is an award-winning site surrounded by stunning countryside and coastal scenery. Located just 2 miles from the seaside town St Ives, the site is perfect for a family holiday. They have incredible facilities such as showers with underfloor heating, family washrooms, electrical hook-ups, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, children’s play areas, stocked shop, fresh bread and pastries daily and indoor games room. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs only a short walk from the site. Prices start from just £25.50 per night which includes electric hook up plus 2 adults.
- Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park – Scotland
If you’re looking to head to the highlands for your next trip, stay at the Glen Nevis Caravan and Camping Park! Located on a 1000-acre estate of stunning countryside, you will get to explore historical sites such as the remnants of a vitrified Iron Age fort. You will also get to explore where several films have been shot such as Harry Potter and Braveheart. The caravan pitches come with a 16-amp electrical hook up, there are also fully serviced pitches with also include a water supply and drainage. The park facilities include showers and toilets, Wi-Fi, Children’s Play Area, Restaurant, Snack Van, On-Site Shop, Laundry Facility, Public Telephone, Fishing Permits and Dog-Friendly areas. Prices start from £19.50 per night.
- Gwerniago Campsite – Wales
Located in Snowdonia National Park, Gwerniago campsite is perfect for those who want a peaceful and tranquil time away. If you love wildlife, the park is near an RSPB nature reserve where BBC Spring Watch is regularly filmed. The camp facilities include showers and toilets, electrical hook-ups, power points, Wi-Fi, chemical disposals, and onsite shop. The site is also a working farm with sheep, cows, hens and horses. It’s only a short walk to local hotel renowned for its food and a chip shop which has been voted the best chip shop in wales! Prices start from just £20 per night.
All of these sites are guaranteed to offer an exceptional stay. When booking your trip make sure your caravan cover and towing jacket are in good condition. If you need a new cover get in touch with our friendly team today!
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