Our friends at ABI Holiday Homes, have produces this very handy guide, complete with some easy tips to help you keep a handle on condensation within your caravan holiday home. Damage caused by condensation, which is a common threat inside holiday homes, can be costly, smelly and avoidable! Here’s how…
Where to wander this month: Oxenber Woods April’s Walk of the Month is the Oxenber Woods circular route. This scenic walk takes you through the Oxenber & Wharfe woods that looks magnificently over the nearby town of Austwick. The area is a site of special scientific interest and a special area of conservation so there is a real variety of plant and wildlife to enjoy whilst you roam the paths...
Every year we run our ‘August Activity Alphabet’ to inspire our customers with summer holiday activities. However, these activities aren’t just for summer so we thought you may like to benefit from this inspiration all year round! Here our our 2021 suggestions…. A – Aireville park Aireville park, located in skipton, is a large open space filled with outdoor fun and adventure for all ages. The park boasts 💥Children’s play...
Where to visit: HAWES, North Yorkshire. Hawes is England’s highest market town, at 850 feet above sea level, setting it in a spectacular landscape surrounded by the patchwork fields of the Yorkshire Dales. It makes the perfect spot for cafes, family fun and a good, relaxing roam. At only a 30 minute drive from the park, enjoy the sensational journey that takes you through the classic Yorkshire Dales Landscape between Ingleborough...
Where to visit: Forest of Bowland. The Forest of Bowland is a stone’s throw from our park and covers a vast area (312 square miles to be exact!) This area of outstanding natural beauty is important for a variety of things including the heather moorland, blanket bog and rare birds. The Forest of Bowland includes local towns such as Slaidburn and Dunsop Bridge, which is the geographical centre of Great...
Where to wander this month: Clapham to Austwick via Norber As the winter weather takes it’s toll on the surrounding landscape and the fields get a little boggy, we thought that it would be sensible to send you along a mostly track based walk. Taken from the peopleandthedales.org website, we really do enjoy this route at this time of year. This route from Clapham Village car park to the village of...
