Lego’s enduring popularity seems little short of miraculous in our fast-changing digital world. The company’s sales rose by 14% in the first half of 2020, presumably fuelled by parents desperately trying to tempt their children away from a screen. So Legoland Windsor appeals to kids and nostalgic parents alike, with a range of gentle and

Kampa air awnings are a really great choice for caravanners. Especially those that don’t want the hassle of putting up rigid pole awnings. Kampa air awnings offer a quick and easy solution to add an awning to your caravan. They are lightweight and pack down to a much smaller size than the traditional awning. A

Lincolnshire is rarely on the trendy tourist’s radar, but that’s their loss: it’s a rural county with a rich architectural heritage, miles of sandy beaches, rolling hills and, of course, fabulous fishing. All the caravan parks on this list have well-stocked lakes for coarse fishing, but if you’re a fly guy (or girl), there’s plenty

It’s home to the university where Wills fell for Kate, you can explore the ruined castle and cathedral, there’s an aquarium… okay, the reason you’re bringing your tourer here is golf. The Scots claim to have invented the sport (along with the Chinese, the French and the Dutch), and the Old Course in the seaside

Dorset and drama aren’t words you often hear in the same sentence, unless you’re talking fictional drama. The sleepy coastal county has inspired countless classic novels, films and TV shows, from Jane Austen’s Persuasion to The French Lieutenant’s Woman and the spine-tingling Broadchurch. Thomas Hardy’s books are set here, and many of the landscapes he

Looe is the perfect base for anyone who wants a taste of “proper” south Cornwall without endless hours stuck in traffic. It’s a good-looking village, with sturdy Victorian houses stacked up on the wooded hillsides either side of the working harbour, and a choice of sandy beaches, East Looe and quieter Millendreath. The historic harbour

Golden sands, rugged mountains, towering castles, elegant resorts, lush countryside – North Wales has all the ingredients you could want for a cracking family caravan holiday, providing the weather holds up. On the off chance that it doesn’t, it’s best to book a site that offers plenty of options for a fun-packed rainy day.  We’ve

On a dry, clear day, with the sun sparkling on the water and mountains brooding in the background, there are few finer places than the Lake District… but when the heavens open, your Swallows & Amazons family idyll can soon be submerged in gloom. One of the first areas in the UK to be designated

Poldark fever may have subsided a little since the swashbuckling series signed off in 2019, but the romance and drama of Cornwall remain undimmed – England’s westernmost county can’t be beaten for jaw-dropping beauty, with 400 miles of glorious coastline and swathes of unspoilt countryside. It offers epic Atlantic surfing on the north coast, cracking

A trip to Disneyland has been on every family’s holiday wish list since the European version opened near Paris in 1992 – and, with Disney owning Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm, it’s set to get even more attractive (and crowded) in the next few years. An Avengers campus is being assembled for next year; Elsa’s palace