UK Caravan Parks and Holiday Parks
Compare caravan parks across the UK and find the right location, park and break for you
Explore over 350 caravan parks and holiday parks across the UK, from well known coastal destinations to quieter countryside locations. Compare regions, park types and facilities in one place to find a break that suits your plans.
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Or explore caravan parks across Devon, Cornwall, Norfolk and Scotland below:
Last Minute and Cheap Caravan Holiday Deals
If you are booking late or looking to keep costs down, the best options tend to be in larger holiday regions where there is more availability. Coastal areas like Cornwall and Devon, along with Scotland and Norfolk, regularly have short notice breaks and lower priced stays.
- Find cheap and last minute caravan holidays in Cornwall and Devon, including Newquay, Perranporth, Woolacombe and Dawlish
- Explore last minute caravan holidays in Scotland, with availability across Ayrshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Moray and Perthshire
- Browse cheap caravan holidays in Norfolk, including Great Yarmouth, Cromer and Hunstanton
- Discover caravan holiday deals in Essex, with options in Clacton on Sea, Colchester and Mersea Island
- View caravan holiday deals in Yorkshire, including Scarborough, Filey and Bridlington
Explore Caravan Parks Across the UK
Some parts of the UK naturally offer more choice when it comes to caravan parks, particularly along the coast. Regions like the South West, East Coast and Scotland are known for having a wide range of parks, from large family sites to quieter countryside locations.
Browse Caravan Holidays by Type
The type of caravan park you choose can make a big difference to your holiday. Whether you want something family focused, close to the beach or a quieter break with specific facilities, you can narrow things down by what matters most to you.
Find caravan parks across the UK where dogs are welcome, with plenty of coastal and countryside locations to explore
Stay close to the coast with caravan parks near some of the UK’s best beaches, including Cornwall, Devon and Norfolk
Browse parks with indoor and outdoor pools, ideal for family breaks and all weather holidays.
Explore caravan parks with on site fishing lakes for coarse and carp fishing holidays.
Find parks offering live shows, kids clubs and on site entertainment throughout your stay
Popular Caravan Parks to Consider
Some caravan parks stand out for their location, facilities or overall experience. Here are a few popular options across the UK to help you get started.
Croyde, Devon
Set just behind the beach in Croyde, this is one of North Devon’s best located parks, with direct access to the coast and a wide range of on site facilities
Newquay, Cornwall
A popular Cornwall park known for its fishing lakes, countryside setting and easy access to Newquay and the north coast
Near Filey, Yorkshire
A large coastal park with direct beach access, extensive facilities and easy reach of Filey and Scarborough
Hastings, Sussex
Set around a woodland valley and fishing lake, offering a quieter setting while still being close to the Sussex coast
Saltcoats, Scotland
A well positioned coastal park on Scotland’s west coast, ideal for exploring Ayrshire and nearby seaside towns
Lake District, Cumbria
A smaller park set within easy reach of the Lake District, ideal for exploring lakes, walking routes and nearby countryside
Find the Best Group Holiday Parks
Many of the larger parks in the UK are owned by a small collection of chains or park groups. This is no bad thing, they tend to have bigger and better facilities, more going on, established entertainment teams and bigger investment budgets. Whilst some might prefer the more peaceful, smaller and independently owned parks, others prefer the busier entertainment schedules, lots of activities and facilities designed to hold large numbers of people.
It's only our opinion and just that, yours may be different so please bear that in mind. We have our favourite Haven Holidays parks here, our top 10 in fact and these stretch from Cornwall to Scotland so a great range for you to choose from. Parkdean have a similar offering, again great facilities and kids clubs and some fantastic locations from the Isle of Wight to the huge Trecco Bay in Wales, a fantastic range of parks, you can even go skiing! Have a browse through our top Parkdean holiday parks and find one that suits your family!
Away Resorts have expanded rapidly in recent years and operate at the more luxury end of the park ranges and they do own the iconic Tattershalls Lakes and Sandy Balls parks, both which offer a unique holiday with amazing facilities. Along with a range of other parks, their accommodation on some parks is really on another level, definitely one to look at if you want a touch of luxury on your holiday so we have our top 7 Away Resorts Parks for you to view.
At the other end, John Fowler in the south west and Wales provide more affordable family holidays on a range of parks in traditional seaside locations, great if you want facilities and value for money, see our top John Fowler holiday parks and look for yourself. Park Holidays are another established group and we love the locations of their parks, they are particularly strong in the south east with a great selection to choose from including smaller parks and large parks and they are also ver well kept, check out our top Park Holidays parks in the UK to find the perfect holiday park for you!
Caravan Parks and Holiday Parks Across the UK
Caravan parks and holiday parks can be found right across the UK, but some regions stand out more than others for choice, quality and variety. Coastal counties such as Devon, Cornwall, Norfolk and Essex remain some of the strongest areas for traditional caravan holidays, with everything from large family parks with entertainment and swimming pools, to quieter parks closer to the beach or countryside. Scotland and Wales also offer a wide range of holiday parks, particularly in areas with easy beach access, a range of walking routes and scenic landscapes is important.
One of the main advantages of choosing a caravan holiday in the UK is the range of options available depending on the kind of trip you want. Some parks are focused around family facilities, with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, entertainment venues, children’s clubs and activities and easy access to nearby attractions like Clacton-on-Sea for example. Other parks are better suited for shorter breaks, beach holidays or quiet breaks where facilities are not important and peace and quiet is. This is why location matters so much. A holiday park in Newquay or Woolacombe offers a very different experience from one in the Lake District, the Yorkshire Moors or rural Lincolnshire, even if the accommodation looks similar on paper.
For people or families looking for the best value, being flexible about when and where you travel offers the greatest chance of bagging a bargain holiday. Last minute caravan holidays can be a good option in larger holiday areas where there is more availability, particularly in areas such as Cornwall and Devon, Scotland and parts of the East Coast. Midweek breaks and off peak dates often bring more deals and better prices, especially for families who are not tied to school holidays or couples looking for a short break. Cheap caravan holidays are also easier to find in regions with a higher concentration of parks, where there is more competition and the big park groups have lots of caravans to fill up.
Different parts of the UK also suit different types of holiday. The South West is probably the best choice for beach based holidays, surfing, coastal walks like along the South West Coastal Path and traditional seaside towns. Norfolk, Essex and Lincolnshire are popular for classic family holidays near the sea with easier access from London and the East Modlands. Yorkshire offers a good mix of coastline and countryside, while Scotland and Wales can be especially appealing for families looking for scenic surroundings like Snowdonia and the Lochs and great beaches like Pembrokeshire and the Scottish coast. The wide variation is what keeps UK caravan holidays so popular, whether you are booking far in advance or looking for something at short notice.
Choosing the right park usually comes down to a few simple things: location, facilities, budget and the type of holiday you want. Some people want a busy family park with plenty going on throughout the day, while others are looking for somewhere quieter with little noise, great views and lots of interesting places to explore. Being able to compare parks across multiple regions in one place makes that process much easier, especially when you are weighing up different parts of the UK rather than focusing on one destination from the start. This is where Caravan and Lodge Holidays helps you to find the right park for your break in our listings section and the best value deals in our last minute holiday deals pages.
Frequently Asked Questions About Caravan Parks and Holiday Parks in the UK
What is the difference between a caravan park and a holiday park?
A caravan park usually refers to a site with static caravans, touring pitches or a mix of both, while a holiday park is a broader term that can also include lodges, chalets, glamping and camping with a mix of each and parks with more extensive leisure facilities. In practice, many people use the two terms interchangeably, especially when searching for UK family breaks.
Where are the best places in the UK for caravan holidays?
Some of the most popular areas for caravan holidays include Devon, Cornwall, Norfolk, Essex, Yorkshire, Scotland and Wales. Coastal regions usually offer the widest choice, especially if you are looking for beach based holidays, family attractions, days out and theme parks and traditional seaside resorts.
Are last minute caravan holidays cheaper?
They often can be, especially in larger holiday regions where there is more availability across multiple parks, basically, the more caravans that are in the area, the more the parks have to fill them up. Areas such as Cornwall and Devon, Scotland and parts of the East Coast can offer better value on short week or weekend breaks, particularly for midweek stays and off peak dates outside of school holidays.
What facilities do holiday parks usually offer?
Facilities vary a lot from park to park, but common features include swimming pools, entertainment venues, restaurants, play areas, fishing lakes and dog friendly accommodation. Some parks are built around family facilities, while others focus more on location and a quieter and more relaxing break.
Are dog friendly caravan holidays easy to find?
Yes, many caravan parks and holiday parks across the UK welcome dogs. Coastal and countryside regions often have a particularly strong choice, making it easier to find parks close to beaches, walking routes and outdoor spaces suited to dog friendly breaks. One tip though is to check out the dog resrtictions on the cloasest beaches, they vary from beeach to beacn and the time of the year.
Which UK regions have the most caravan parks?
The South West, parts of the East Coast and major holiday regions such as Scotland and Wales tend to have a strong concentration of caravan parks. Counties like Devon, Cornwall, Norfolk, Essex and Lincolnshire have the largest number and variety of parks available. Wales has Trecco Bay Holiday Park which is huge!
