Haggerston Castle Holiday Park

£50 Million Investment Plan For Haven

Posted on January 6, 2016

£50 Million Investment Plan For Haven

£10 million will be ploughed into improvements at Thornwick Bay Holiday Park near Bridlington

£10 million will be ploughed into improvements at Thornwick Bay Holiday Park near Bridlington

Haven is investing over £50 million back in to its holiday parks this year, ready for the start of the season.
The developments include new swimming pools, restaurants, landscaping and pitch developments alongside new accommodation, all being built ready for the parks opening in March.

The swimming pools at Haggerston Castle, Craig Tara, Burnham-OnSea, Riviere Sands and Primrose Valley sites will all be upgraded for 2016.

Meanwhile the bar and restaurant areas at Berwick Holiday Park, Reighton Sands and Kiln Park will be refurbished to a high standard.

There will also be an array of caravan pitch developments coming for 2016, at Blue Dolphin, Caister-on-Sea, Craig Tara, Devon Cliffs, Far Grange, Haggerston Castle, Lakeland, Perran Sands, Rockley Park and Seton Sands. The largest of these developments will be at Primrose Valley, which will receive 40 new pitches.

Coastal Retreat For Bereft Families

Posted on March 20, 2015
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A holiday home at Haggerston Castle Holiday Park is the fourth in the UK opened by the charity which supports the families of those who have lost their lives while serving in the British Armed Forces.

Coastal Retreat For Bereft Families

A Northumberland holiday park has become a retreat for families that have lost a loved one in the British Armed Forces after a new holiday lodge was opened by a national children’s charity.

The holiday home at Haggerston Castle Holiday Park is the fourth in the UK opened by the charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, which supports the children and families of those who have lost their lives whilst serving in the British Armed Forces.

The lodge at the holiday park near Berwick is intended to offer more families the chance to take a much-needed break following the loss of a loved one.

Inspired by her own experience of being an army widow, Nikki Scott set up Scotty’s Little Soldiers five years ago in honour of her husband Corporal Lee Scott who was killed in Afghanistan in 2009. Currently Scotty’s Little Soldiers supports over 100 children with money raised through events, fundraising, donations, merchandise and corporate sponsorship.

Each lodge is filled with home comforts and the charity ensures that the families have everything they could need, from bedding to high chairs and toys and games. Scotty’s also cover travel fees and provide each family with £100 every time they stay to help towards both food and activities.