Modern holiday caravans, chalets and lodges usually have all the luxuries and facilities you have at home. They have 2 or 3 separate bedrooms, bathroom or shower room, kitchen and dining area as well as a generous sized family lounge.
Included in the cost of hiring the holiday caravan for a week will be:
- Co-ordinated furnishings throughout
- Comfortable seating in the lounge
- Modern, fully-equipped kitchens with fridge & cooker
- Pots & pans, crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils
- Hot water
- Shower/bath, basin & toilet
- Plenty of storage space
- Pillows, duvets or blankets
- Colour TV
- Fire in the lounge
- Fuel & lighting
Check out a typical interior of a caravan.
All mains services are connected to the caravan, and there will be some form of heating, often full central heating.
One of the biggest attractions of taking a break in a caravan holiday home is the cost. In high season you may have to pay £500 - £1000 per week, but that is for a caravan which will sleep 6 or 8 people, making is a very economical holiday all round. In low season that price will drop as low as £100 per week.
Bigger caravan parks will offer a full range of entertainment for the whole family, from kids clubs to show-bar with nightly cabaret or disco. They will have a full programme of sports and other activities, and usually at least one indoor heated swimming pool.
Of course, the trade-off is that there will be a certain amount of noise, particularly in the evening, when families make their way back to their caravan after an evening out. This need not be a problem if everyone shows consideration for others.
If the park has been established for some time, a whole range of tourist attractions and activities will be available in the locality, with golf, pony trekking, hiking, go-karting and many more.
Check out some interesting places to visit.
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