Reasons Why You Should Consider Buying a Caravan
We love caravanning, obviously! Caravanning really is the best of both worlds – you can create the exact holiday you want, but with all the home comforts. After a hard week’s work and you just want to get away from it all, you can enjoy a relaxed picturesque weekend away from the grind of daily life, whenever you want, your time really is your own. Enjoy unlimited holidays, create wonderful memories the whole family will enjoy, you can even take your pets along! There’s so many benefits to owning your own caravan, here’s just a few of them…
Caravanning is cheaper
Whilst the initial outlay for a caravan may not been the cheapest purchase, once you’ve had a few weeks and weekends away you’ll start seeing the savings add up. If you stay in the UK, you could be holidaying every weekend for as little as £20 per night.
Flexibility
We’ve all seen the headlines recently with hour-long delays, lengthy queues and growing cancellations at airports. With a caravan, there’s no airport hassle, just the freedom of the open road. You could be off and away, whether if be for the entire Summer holiday or just for the weekend. If you’ve had a bad week at work, just take yourself off for a mini break, you’ve got the wheels – just hitch up and go! With a caravan you can take each day as it comes, changing your plans according to your budget, health or even the weather.
Disconnect from a stressful routine
Take a break away from life’s daily grind and disconnect from your usual busy activities that only bring stress and headaches. A camping & caravanning getaway will help you forget about your usual tasks so you can enjoy a slower pace to relax and rejuvenate.
It’s fun for children
Taking the children caravanning is such a great experience for the whole family. It’s a brilliant way of getting kids out in the fresh air, away from the TV and computers – developing their brains and teaching them to interact with each other and the countryside in different ways.
Recent studies reveal that caravanning in the great-outdoors can positively impact your child’s learning ability. Of course, us avid caravanners have always known that the great-outdoors is good for our children, it gives them the opportunity to interact with nature and nurture their inquisitive and curious minds exploring – there’s simply nothing better for them!
With masses of beautiful scenery on our doorstep in the UK, it doesn’t have to be expensive either. If you are travelling with children, make sure you opt for a layout that’s designed specifically for families, such as the Swift Prestbury – exclusive to Leisure Sales Cheshire. Tailor-made for families, there certainly room for everyone, including the children’s own lounge area to the rear, with fixed bunks, where they can play games, watch movies and there’s no making up the beds! So if you haven’t taken your family caravanning yet, give it a go – it’s an adventure that won’t disappoint you!
You can take your pets
When on a caravanning holiday you have the option to take your pets along with you. On most holidays you have to arrange for someone to look after your pets or put them in kennels, this can be distressing. A lot of caravan sites in the UK are dog friendly, allowing you to spend more time relaxing with your pet, plus when walking your dog you get to explore the local area too!
Camping at any location
If you travel with a caravan, you can stop and pitch up at any location you desire (if laws allow!). Just imagine, you can wake up with a stunning view of mountains or even seaside if you wish! No holiday experience provides the freedom that a caravan trip does. And don’t be fooled into thinking that you are just restricted to the UK, ferries are relatively cheap and welcome caravanners who have their sights set further afield.
Meet new people
The community of caravanners is so welcoming that is would be near on impossible not to meet a whole host of wonderful new friends, who you wouldn’t possibly have met otherwise. A caravan holiday, is a great way to reconnect with people, especially in the Age of social media when it is easier than ever to feel isolated.
