MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAM NEARS FUNDRAISING GOAL

The Duddon and Furness Mountain Rescue Team has moved closer to its dream of building a new headquarters, thanks to a £3,000 donation from Park Cliffe, a family-owned holiday park in Windermere.

The funds were raised over the past year through initiatives like a popular duck race, charity raffles supported by local businesses, and guest contributions via the park’s collection box. Park Cliffe added a final £400 to round off the donation.

Currently, the Duddon and Furness team is the only one among the ten Lake District mountain rescue groups without a permanent, purpose-built base. A new HQ would provide crucial facilities, including a warm space for volunteers returning from challenging rescues on the fells.

Park Cliffe owner Susan Dickson expressed pride in the efforts of their team and guests: “Many of our visitors are avid walkers who value the life-saving work of mountain rescue teams. Their generosity will help bring this goal closer and support these incredible volunteers,” she said.

In addition to supporting the rescue team, Park Cliffe celebrated its own achievements this year, winning the Federation of Small Businesses 2024 regional award for sustainability.

200 FREE HOLIDAYS TO MILITARY FAMILIES FOR 2025

Parkdean Resorts has pledged to increase its support for the armed forces next year by donating over 200 holidays worth over £150,000 to members of the military community and their families in 2025.

Throughout 2024 Parkdean Resorts donated 185 holidays across 21 of its award-winning holiday parks through partnerships with the Army Central Fund, Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity, and the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund.

Breaks were awarded in recognition of the beneficiaries’ service and to support military personnel in need of respite and recuperation. Parkdean Resorts have donated over 860 holidays worth almost £450,000 to armed forces families since 2021.

Parkdean Resorts also holds an esteemed Armed Forces Covenant Gold Award from the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme, the highest accolade a company can receive for its veteran-friendly recruitment processes and development opportunities.

Additionally, next year Parkdean Resorts will sponsor the Armed Forces Families Advocate(s) of the Year Award at the Celebrating Forces Families Awards. This award ceremony recognises the often-overlooked achievements and significant supporting roles played by military families.

WOOD LEISURE HOLIDAY PARKS EXPANDS WITH SIXTH PARK

Wood Leisure's FASKALLY WOOD LODGES in Pitlochry.

Wood Leisure Holiday Parks has acquired its sixth location, Faskally Woods Holiday Park in Pitlochry, with a seven-figure funding boost from the Royal Bank of Scotland. This expansion is set to create 20 local jobs, supporting the region’s economy.

Founded in 1981, the family-run business operates five award-winning parks across Scotland, all holding five-star status. Known for bespoke caravans and lodges, the parks cater to families, walkers, and getaway seekers. Sustainability is a core focus, with green initiatives like solar panels, EV charging, and biomass heating systems. Director Rachel Wood celebrated the acquisition, highlighting the family’s journey from a single park to a £10m turnover business.

She praised Royal Bank of Scotland’s support in helping bring their high standards of service and sustainability to the picturesque Perthshire park. The Royal Bank’s Jack Malcom commended the Wood family’s entrepreneurial spirit and looks forward to the success of their newest venture.

£3 MILLION UPGRADE FOR WOOLACOMBE BAY

Woolacombe Bay Holiday Parks is set to launch its luxurious Emerald caravans in 2025, part of a £3 million investment to meet rising demand for high-end caravan holidays, which has grown by 77% over five years.

The caravans, in prime locations with stunning views, offer 15% more space, en-suite master bedrooms, family bathrooms with tubs, fully-furnished interiors, and private decking with gas barbecues. Pet-friendly options are also expanding, reflecting a 72% rise in families traveling with pets.

This includes designated caravans, dog-friendly café bars, and the popular Woof Park play area. New attractions for 2025 include a Wavesurfer simulator at Twitchen House and an energy-efficient outdoor pool with a splash pad.

Upgraded dining options will feature extended café bars with quality, affordable meals. Woolacombe Bay’s facilities across its three parks offer something for everyone, from spas and swimming pools to water activities like Aqua Inflatables.

The parks’ commitment to reinvestment ensures top-tier experiences at reasonable prices. To make holidays more accessible, an interest-free monthly payment plan launches in 2025, with early booking discounts saving up to £300 and family stays starting from just £99.

THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH ANNOUNCE PARK OF THE YEAR

STUBSCROFT FARM PARK receiving their GOLD award, photos credit to Photographer Nick Williams

The 2024 Beautiful South Awards have honoured exceptional camping and caravanning sites in the region, celebrating their contributions to tourism excellence. Stubcroft Farm Campsite in Chichester secured the prestigious Gold award in the Camping and Caravanning Park of the Year category.

This family-run site is renowned for its commitment to sustainability and high-quality facilities, offering visitors a serene countryside retreat near the Sussex coast. The Silver award was presented to Badgells Wood at Birling Estate in Meopham.

This woodland campsite provides a back-to-nature experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Kent countryside. Lytton Lawn Touring Park in Lymington received the Bronze award, recognized for its well-maintained facilities and proximity to the New Forest and Hampshire coast, making it a popular choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

These accolades highlight the diverse camping experiences available in the South East, from eco-friendly farms to woodland retreats and coastal parks, each contributing uniquely to the region’s vibrant tourism industry.

The 2024 Beautiful South Awards winners were:

  • Gold - Stubcroft Farm Campsite, Chichester, West Sussex
  • Silver - Badgells Wood at Birling Estate, Meopham, Kent
  • Bronze - Lytton Lawn Touring Park, Lymington, Hampshire

THE STAYCATION IS BACK FOR 2025!

More Brits plan to holiday in the UK than travel abroad this year, according to research from holiday park operator Away Resorts. Scotland tops the list of most desirable UK destinations for 2025, followed by the South West and Wales.

Yorkshire, London, and Northern Ireland also rank highly, while the West Midlands was deemed the least desirable. The survey of 2,000 adults revealed that 76% feel there are still plenty of UK spots they’d love to explore.

Top motivations for a staycation include rest and relaxation (36%), a change of scenery (26%), and quality family time (25%). Key 2025 travel trends include train travel (21%), nostalgia trips to childhood destinations (18%), and cold-weather “cool-cations” (15%). Solo travel is also gaining popularity, particularly among 25–40 year olds, with 21% planning solo trips, as well as 7% of over 65s.

AWAY RESORT’S PRESTIGIOUS Gara Rock Penthouse.

Inspired by 2024’s UK sightings of the northern lights, 14% of Brits aim to stargaze or chase the aurora borealis this year. Carl Castledine, Founder of Away Resorts, noted, “It’s encouraging to see the appetite for staycations remain strong. The UK offers incredible opportunities for adventure and relaxation in stunning surroundings.”

Planning habits vary, with 37% booking holidays far in advance for better deals, while 17% prefer last-minute spontaneity. This year, 28% of Brits aim to take more UK breaks, with 23% resolving to embark on small monthly adventures.

The staycation trend is alive and well, as Brits rediscover the beauty and variety of their own backyard. Away Resorts is one of the UK’s most-popular holiday park operators, with 25 locations across the UK, including Scotland, Lincolnshire, Isle of Wight, North Wales, Hampshire, Dorset, Cornwall, Hayling Island and Essex.

Away Resorts
0330 127 7834
www.awayresorts.co.uk

 

AWAY RESORTS St Ives Bay Holiday Park.

AWAY RESORT’S Glendevon Residential Country Park.

BORDER CARAVANS ANNOUNCED AS HEADLINE SPONSOR FOR 2025 SCOTTISH CARAVAN SHOW

Border Caravans has been unveiled as the headline sponsor of the 2025 Scottish Caravan, Motorhome and Holiday Home Show, set to take place from February 6-9 at the SEC Glasgow. In a ground-breaking move, the company will debut the show’s first-ever accessible lodge, created in partnership with Love Holiday Homes.

The bespoke lodge, designed as a prototype for future builds, features wider corridors, sliding internal doors, and ramped balcony access, setting a new standard for inclusivity in the holiday home industry. Jillyanne Glen, Show Manager, praised Border Caravans’ commitment to innovation: “The accessible lodge exemplifies inclusivity, and we hope it inspires others in the industry to prioritize accessibility in their designs.”

Alongside the lodge, this year’s event will feature family-friendly attractions like a climbing wall and a popular farmer’s market offering local produce. Dale Gifford, Company Director at Border Caravans, said: “This lodge represents a shift toward creating spaces that truly welcome everyone. We’re thrilled to showcase it as part of our first year as headline sponsor.”

Border Caravans operates four award-winning parks in Scotland, offering holiday homes, hot tub lodges, and unique amenities such as a clay pigeon shooting ground and music festival. Tickets & more information for Scotland’s largest holiday home event are available now at CaravanShowScotland.com.

EXPLORE EVERYTHING WATER LEISURE AT SPATEX 2025

Hot tubs and swimming pools are one of the most sought-after facility when choosing a holiday destination, which is why SPATEX 2025 - the UK’s ONLY dedicated water leisure exhibition - is designed for YOU.

Free to attend, Tuesday 4th to Thursday 6th February, at Coventry Building Society Arena, SPATEX caters for both the commercial and domestic markets, and covers swimming pools, saunas, spas, wellness suites through to steam rooms, enclosures, hot tubs, and all the ancillary products. Here’s what a visit to SPATEX 2025 will give you:

1. EXPLORE NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Whether you’re looking to renovate or dip your toe into the water for the first time, it’s the first opportunity in 2025 to see, touch, compare and discuss the latest innovations and cutting-edge products.

2. EXCLUSIVE DEALS & DISCOUNTS
Many of the 100 plus exhibitors, including the industry’s major manufacturers and suppliers, will be offering visitors special show discounts.

3. HANDS-ON KNOW-HOW
Interactive workshops and demonstrations provide inside track knowledge.

4. ENHANCE OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
Energy-saving the cornerstone of its agenda. View the most insulated hot tubs, new generation heat pumps, the latest heat retention covers, enclosures, water circulating pumps, chemical dosing systems – all have undergone big technological advances in the last few years.

5. ACCESS TO EXPERT INSIGHTS
With the world’s top water leisure experts on hand, access free advice. Come to the SPATEX Help Desk at the entrance of the hall if you need a starting point.

6. FREE KNOWLEDGE
Talks and demonstrations in the show’s free-to-attend, three-day double seminar programme are open to everyone and cover an extensive range of topics, from the latest time-saving maintenance of commercial pools and spas to future trends, social media and marketing.

7. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Attendees of the technical workshops, curated by the Institute of Swimming Pool Engineers (ISPE) in Arena 1, will be awarded CPD accreditation.

8. BEST PRACTICE
Ensure your facility meets the latest legal and safety standards. Get up to speed with the latest regulatory changes and compliance issues to implement upgrades or enhancements to attract more customers and improve satisfaction.

9. INSPIRATION
Exposure to the latest trends and award-winning projects. Winners of the SPATA (Swimming Pool & Allied Trades Association) and BISHTA (British & Irish Spa & Hot Tub Association) Awards for 2025 will be announced during SPATEX.

10. PROFESSIONAL NETWORK
There’s nothing like face-to-face business to help promote connections, collaborations and partnerships. Take advantage of SPATEX’s numerous networking opportunities. SPATEX 2025 - Tuesday 4th to Thursday 6th February. The Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry CV6 6GE 2,000 on-site free car parking spaces.

Secure your place by registering now and sign up for monthly newslines
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TRAILBLAZERS OF UK TRAVEL

Campsites across the UK have won in this year’s Caravan and Motorhome Club’s 2024 Awards for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as best newcomer and the Sustainability Award that recognises valuable work being undertaken to protect the environment.

The awards celebrate privately-owned, maximum five-pitch campsites certified locations (CLs) – that are open exclusively to Caravan and Motorhome Club members. Many CLs are found in the countryside and remote locations such as farms, country estates and inns, providing a valuable and additional income stream for the campsite’s owners and local communities, whilst offering more choice for Club members to get out in the great outdoors.

The Caravan and Motorhome Club has been a cornerstone of outdoor adventure in the UK for over 116 years, proudly representing the interests of more than 1.1 million caravan, motorhome, campervan, and trailer tent owners. The Club champions the spirit of adventure, helping members make the most of the great outdoors— whether through glamping, touring, or simply enjoying nature.

With an annual membership fee of just £63, members gain access to over 2,700 high-quality campsites across the UK and Europe, all curated to ensure a great value experience. As the UK’s No. 1 rated touring club, the Caravan and Motorhome Club goes above and beyond to deliver savings and exclusive offers, both for touring adventures and at home.

Members can also explore a range of escorted European tours, all protected by ABTA, as well as independent tours in Australasia, North America, and Southern Africa, providing peace of mind during their travels.

With expert advice, comprehensive overseas travel services, and tailored insurance options, the Caravan and Motorhome Club is dedicated to enriching its members’ experiences. To discover more about the benefits of membership and join a community passionate about outdoor adventures.

The Caravan & Motorhome Club
01342 318 813
www.camc.com

THIS YEAR’S WINNERS INCLUDE…

BEST CL IN WALES & OVERALL CL WINNER
Brambles in Anglesey

Brambles is the only campsite to win two categories in this year’s CL awards. The adult-only campsite is perfect for those looking for beach, waterside or peaceful stays.

It is owned by Eric and Sue Marchbanks, avid caravanners themselves, who are members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club and have travelled far and wide in their motorhome, as far as Czechoslovakia.

The campsite offers scenic walkways among three ponds, trees and shrubs, perfect for dog walkers and offers plenty of wildlife for those who like to get close to nature, tourers can expect to find red squirrels, rabbits and ravens.

Owner, Eric comments: “Winning an award is recognition that we are making guests happy and they are wanting to stay here and are enjoying the area surrounding us.”

 

BEST CL IN ENGLAND NORTH
Drake House Farm in Lancashire

Drake House Farm is owned by Ann Chippendale and is located in the Ribble Valley just three miles from the market town of Clitheroe.

The campsite is known for its gorgeous views, excellent dog walks and wildlife. The campsite has peaceful pitches, is an area of outstanding beauty, with its own woodland with a brook.

Owner, Ann Chippendale comments: “It truly is a beautiful location, it’s like the Lake District without the crowds”.

 

 

 

BEST CL IN ENGLAND SOUTH
Goodleigh Hill in Worcestershire

Goodleigh Hill is situated in an ideal spot to explore South Worcestershire and the North Cotswolds.

The campsite is known for its scenic views, dog walks and its convenient location to nearby local eateries and pubs and a short walk to the town of Pershore.

Owners, Matthew and Emily Horton, have ensured the CL is peaceful and clean. It is convenient for those who want to explore the beautiful Malvern Hills and the Malvern Spring.

Emily comments: “Matthew really wanted to help increase the biodiversity here, and he saw that creating a CL that is viable in the fabulous rural countryside would allow him to fulfil his ideas and increase wildlife here.”

 

 

BEST CL IN SCOTLAND & NORTHERN IRELAND
Firbank Park in Aberdeenshire

Firbank Park is set in the beautiful Royal Deeside within Cairngorms National Park, perfect for those who enjoy nature and tranquillity.

The five-acre campsite has hardstanding pitches that are spaced out and each pitch offers an electric hook up and their own fresh water source.

The campsite, owned by Archie and Justine Buchanan, is close to an abundance of walking trails, cycling tracks, and Munros (mountains at least 3,000 ft high) to climb. Additionally, fishing and horse riding are available on the nearby Glen Tanar Estate.

Archie comments: “We have built somewhere that we would want to go to, so we’re hoping that other people will like that as well, and it seems to be the case. It’s like being on our holidays.”

 

BEST NEWCOMER
The Courts in Essex

The Courts campsite, owned by Paul and Collette Murphy, is set in the serene woodlands of Little Baddow and is great for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Tourers can access a multitude of forest rambles and embrace the local wildlife, head off on their bikes for an off-road adventure or visit the local dock for boat rides, canoeing and paddle boarding.

Despite the area’s rural setting, Little Baddow is also close to several larger towns and cities, including Maldon and Chelmsford.

Owner, Paul Murphy comments: “We have lovely walks through ancient woods directly from the site. We’ve got a local pub, local restaurant, paddleboarding and the river nearby so we have a lot to offer.”

 

SUSTAINABILITY AWARD
Birch Hill in Shropshire

Birch Hill campsite is located in the beautiful lake-lands of Shropshire. The campsite, owned by Major Ian and Janet Kelly, was established over 40 years ago and over the years has received various awards.

This is the 2nd year for the Sustainability Award and Birch Hill has been recognised in this category for its Dark Skies initiative, local links with shops, restaurants and pubs, promotion of formaldehyde-free chemicals on site, and use of renewable energy and water consumption controls.

The campsite is on one of the main Land’s End to John O’Groats cycle routes and Ellesmere is also a great spot for country walks, dog walking and bird watching. Owner, Major Ian Kelly comments:

“Sustainability is not just about what we do around the site, but it’s also about what our guests do - whether it is efficient recycling or helping our local economy, it’s important to note that they’re the ones helping to keep our local shops alive for us.”

SITES IN BLOOM AWARD
Pembrey Country Park Club Campsite & Fairlight Wood Club Campsite

The multi-couple campsite winner for 2024 is Pembrey Country Park Club Campsite in Wales for the second-year running.

Pembrey Country Park Club Campsite is known for its phenomenal summer flowers display and blend of coast and countryside. The 2024 single-couple campsite winner is Fairlight Wood Club Campsite in East Sussex.

This intimate campsite set in flower rich woodland has plenty of footpaths for tourers to wander along. The campsite’s surrounding woodlands are listed as a Biodiversity area that is ideal for nature lovers and spotting wildlife.

 

 

 

 

SITES TO INSPIRE AWARDS
MULTI-COUPLE SITE WINNER
Cayton Village Club Campsite

Cayton Village Club Campsite in North Yorkshire is the 2024 winner of the multi-couple campsite category.

Cayton Village Campsite has had some great improvements over the past few years which has helped to increase visitor satisfaction scores for overall facilities to 9.8 out of 10.

The new improvements include two brand new shower blocks, more touring pitches and new premium pitches, a new designated dog walking area, a multi-use games area and an enclosed playground.

Regional Manager, Phil Monkman, said: “Cayton Village is a relatively newly refurbished site and the campsite staff have worked very hard over the last few seasons to add a unique character.”

 

 

SITES TO INSPIRE AWARDS
SINGLE-COUPLE SITE WINNER
Baltic Wharf Club Campsite

Baltic Wharf Club Campsite in Bristol is the 2024 winner of the single-couple campsite category. This campsite is located in the heart of Bristol’s beautifully redeveloped dockland, near the city centre with lively shops and entertainment.

There is also a selection of boat trips available nearby for tourers looking to discover gorgeous scenic views in the county and many excellent cycling paths for those desiring for an adventure.

Regional Manager, Mark Houghton, said: “Despite the known and inevitable future closure of the campsite, newly promoted site managers Lyndsay & ‘Chelle have placed their hearts and souls into the campsite throughout the season and their comment sums up their enthusiasm: ‘We may not have any control over the campsite’s future, but we CAN control her last season, meaning Baltic Wharf won’t simply fade away with us here to see it out on a high.’”

 

 

SUSTAINABILITY CHAIRMAN’S AWARD
Blackpool South Club Campsite

Also running for its fourth consecutive year is the Sustainability Chairman’s Award, created to celebrate the campsite network’s environmental, social and economic commitments, actions and engagements.

From tree planting and waste reduction projects, growing wild meadows, hosting local food vendors and raising money for local charities, a great range of sustainable activities have taken place at campsites throughout the year.

The entrants were judged on the award criteria by the Club Chairman, David Turner, who made the final decision on the winner of the 2024 Sustainability Chairman’s Award. The 2024 winner is Blackpool South Club Campsite in Blackpool, Lancashire.

The campsite was awarded for its new improvements this year to establish a sustainable environment for their guests. This includes more serviced pitches, upgraded motorhome waste point, roadway resurfacing, solar PV roof panels which provide renewable energy, and ongoing pitch improvements and resurfacing.

 

THE LUXURY ESCAPE

In an increasingly competitive and diverse market, holiday park and campsite owners are continuously looking for ways to stay ahead of the curve. One of the most significant shifts in the industry in recent years has been the rise of *glamping* which is a portmanteau of “glamorous” and “camping.”

While traditional camping continues to have a strong appeal, especially among seasoned outdoor enthusiasts, glamping caters to a new audience, those seeking to enjoy nature without sacrificing comfort and luxury.

Glamping is no longer a niche trend, it’s a booming sector that is reshaping the outdoor hospitality industry. For holiday park and campsite managers, offering glamping options can be a key differentiator and revenue booster. So, let’s explore the reasons why glamping is essential for your site and how it can benefit your business.

GLAMPING UNITS, such as luxury tents, cabins, or eco-pods, can be marketed at higher price points compared to traditional camping pitches.

A BROADER AUDIENCE
Traditional camping often appeals to a certain type of traveller: individuals and families who are comfortable with minimalist setups and enjoy the rugged charm of the outdoors.

However, there is a growing segment of consumers who love nature but are less enthusiastic about pitching a tent or braving the elements with limited amenities.

This is where glamping really shines. By offering luxurious tents, yurts, pods, cabins, or even treehouses, you can attract a broader audience, suiting all ages and groups.

Glamping offers the perfect blend of nature and comfort, making it accessible to people who might never have considered a traditional camping holiday. By expanding your offerings, you’re not just catering to campers — you’re appealing to a whole new market segment.

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HIGHER REVENUE
Offering glamping accommodations can significantly boost your revenue. Glamping units, such as luxury tents, cabins, or eco-pods, can be marketed at higher price points compared to traditional camping pitches.

While a standard tent pitch might be charged at £25-£40 per night, a glamping unit could range from £80 to upwards of £250 per night, depending on the amenities and location. Moreover, glamping accommodations often attract longer stays, particularly among guests seeking to truly unwind in a luxurious natural setting.

This means not only higher nightly rates but also a potential increase in overall occupancy rates and seasonal bookings. Although the initial investment in glamping infrastructure may be higher than traditional camping setups, the return on investment (ROI) is often quick.

High-quality glamping structures are built to last, and because they command premium pricing, you can recoup your costs relatively quickly while enjoying ongoing profitability.

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ENHANCED GUEST EXPERIENCE
One of the primary benefits of offering glamping options at your holiday park is the elevated guest experience. Glamping appeals to those who appreciate thoughtful design, comfort, and unique accommodation options — think plush bedding, en-suite bathrooms, stylish decor, and even private hot tubs.

The attention to detail and high-end amenities in glamping accommodations create a memorable experience that guests are likely to rave about, both in person and online. Satisfied guests are more likely to leave positive reviews and recommend your park to friends and family, further boosting your brand reputation.

With platforms such as TripAdvisor and social media playing a huge role in influencing consumer decisions, offering standout accommodations like glamping pods can help ensure your holiday park maintains a steady stream of glowing feedback and repeat visitors.

THE DEMAND FOR GLAMPING shows no signs of slowing down.

ECO-FRIENDLY APPEAL
Modern travellers are increasingly aware of their environmental impact, and many are seeking eco-friendly accommodation options that align with their values.

Glamping, with its focus on blending luxury with nature, often incorporates sustainable practices such as solar-powered lighting, composting toilets, and eco-friendly building materials. Holiday park owners who offer glamping accommodations can use this as a selling point, highlighting their commitment to sustainability and responsible tourism.

Eco-conscious travellers are willing to pay more for experiences that allow them to enjoy the beauty of nature without leaving a heavy footprint. Investing in eco-friendly glamping units not only broadens your appeal but also enhances your brand as a leader in sustainable outdoor hospitality.

GLAMPING APPEALS to those who appreciate thoughtful design, comfort, and unique accommodation options.

FUTURE-PROOFING
The demand for glamping shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, it is expected to grow as travellers continue to seek out unique, memorable experiences. The COVID-19 pandemic has also contributed to a surge in outdoor holidays, as people have become more aware of the importance of nature and space.

Glamping perfectly aligns with these trends, offering seclusion, luxury, and a closer connection to nature — all while maintaining the safety and hygiene standards guests now expect. By investing in glamping, you are future-proofing your holiday park or campsite.

Glamping offers versatility and scalability, allowing you to adjust your offerings as guest preferences evolve. You can start with a few units and expand based on demand, adding innovative designs or amenities to keep your accommodation options fresh and exciting.

BY INVESTING IN GLAMPING, you are future-proofing your holiday park or campsite.

INVEST IN YOUR PARK’S FUTURE
Glamping is more than just a trend, it’s a sustainable, lucrative addition to any holiday park or campsite. By offering glamping options, you can attract a broader audience, boost your revenue, and enhance guest satisfaction, all while aligning your business with the growing demand for unique and eco-friendly experiences.

Holiday park managers who embrace the glamping trend are positioning their parks for long-term success. Whether you’re located in a scenic coastal area, a tranquil countryside setting, or a bustling tourist destination, glamping is a valuable way to differentiate your business, diversify your revenue streams, and create a unique offering that guests will love to return to year after year.

In an increasingly crowded marketplace, the key to staying competitive is offering experiences that resonate with modern travellers — and there’s no better way to do that than with the glamour of glamping.