by Joe Jeffrey
Do you like to be beside the seaside? if so, read on for The Caravan Clubs latest getaways for the summer
Call us traditional, but not much beats the feeling of sand between our toes as we sit on a stripy deckchair with ice cream in hand at Britains coastal beaches. It could also be said that returning to our old childhood seaside destinations also provides us with a great deal of nostalgia. Now, The Caravan Club is offering members the chance to experience just that, following the announcement of some brilliant seaside breaks just in time for summer. So read on and check out some of the Club’s top destinations, ideal for families and couples alike.
Blackpool Beach
Once a booming seaside resort, holidaymakers are returning to Blackpool to experience the seaside attractions that made the town so popular in the 1950s and 60s. Visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach to find traditional funfair rides including dodgems, a ghost train and a vintage carousel. In the evening holidaymakers can enjoy walks along the seafront to enjoy the spectacular Blackpool Illuminations. For visitors looking for a relaxed day at a sandy beach they can visit St Anne’s, just a four mile drive away from Blackpool South Caravan Club Site.
A stay at Blackpool South Caravan Club Site based on two adults and two children, costs £32.80 per night.
Skegness Sands
Pack a trusty bucket and spade to build sandcastles on Skegness beach. The popular coastal town offers plenty of traditional outdoor activities for holidaymakers to enjoy including bumper cars, slot machines and crazy golf as well as tucking into a delicious portion of fish and chips on the golden sand. Guests staying at Skegness Sands Caravan Club Site can find private access to the promenade and centre of Skegness, where they can explore the local town and pick up a stick of rock.
A stay at Skegness Sands Caravan Club Site based on two adults and two children, costs £34.50 per night.
Traditional beach in Weymouth
Step back in time and visit Weymouth Beach and enjoy locally made ice cream at the parlour on the seafront, watch a Punch and Judy shows and take a donkey ride along the beach. As well as classic British attractions, there is new entertainment for holidaymakers to discover including an airlift to the Sea Life Tower, live music and summer firework displays in the evening. Just a ten minute drive from Weymouth beach, visitors can stay at East Fleet Farm Touring Park.
A stay at East Fleet Farm Touring Park Site based on two adults and two children, costs £ 37.50 per night.
To book your stay at any of the above, call those friendly people over at The Caravan Club on 01342 326 944 or click here. Do you plan on visiting any of Britain’s seaside resorts this summer? Let us know in the comments below.
