Originating from the UK, Bed and Breakfasts are a popular choice for holiday goers, especially for short stays or weekends away. B&Bs offer a homely and personal touch, often situated in small rural areas which give you the freedom to explore the famous British countryside. And of course, there is the large benefit of a full English breakfast every morning – included in the price!
Camping is another common way to explore the UK, and although this is a more common pastime for British holiday goers it is a great way for tourists to get stuck in and immersed with nature. If you are wanting a beach holiday on a budget, there are thousands of campsites with activities such as surfing and seaside walks, right on your doorstep. However, if camping isn’t for you, the rise in ‘Glamping’ has seen luxurious pods popping up all over the UK.
Canal boats are a great way of exploring the UK’s stunning waterways, giving you the opportunity to see multiple towns, and visit different attractions at each. A boat accommodation allows for a peaceful experience, and you can even hire someone to drive it for you.
Holiday houses can be expensive, however, why not get together with family or friends and split the price? With a house, you have the comfort of being able to cook meals or you could go out for dinner in the local town. This option provides more space for all, which could also avoid holiday arguments!
An alternative to a traditional holiday house is a farm stay. This type of accommodation offers a unique and authentic experience that is especially great for families or couples that live in cities. You can have the chance to relax and immerse yourself in the animals and farming activities for the weekend.
Holiday parks provide the perfect community hub and are ideal for holiday goers wanting the convenience of camping but with the home luxuries included! Static homes can come with facilities such as running water and electricity and even TVS. They are placed in a park with hundreds of other homes, which makes for a sociable experience.
Parks such as Gloucestershire Park Homes parkhomelife.com/our-parks/orchard-park-homes-gloucester-gloucestershire/ can be great for returners. If you live in the UK, static homes can be a worthwhile long-term investment. They can provide years of fun, whether that is a calm escape for you in your retirement or a bustling hub of activities for your family.
