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Topic Other Boards / Foo / Good place to buy a holiday home
- By kazz Date 17.08.03 23:12 UTC
Hi,

Just got a decent bonus from work and added to savings now thinking of getting a holiday home ;)

List of requirments; Must take dogs, have good walks. not fussed about the sea either.

Any suggestions there must be caravan owners out there somewhere I need your help.

I live in B'ham and don't want to spend the weekend driving to get there, so not Scotland/Cornwall etc.
Thanks Karen
- By chaliepud [gb] Date 18.08.03 06:12 UTC
Lucky you!! Personally, I don't think you can beat the Lake District, plenty of different terrain to choose from, and whilst like you I am not fussed by the sea, I find the lakes beautiful with the fells behind
- By jiff [gb] Date 18.08.03 11:03 UTC
how about Hastings very cheap and dog friendly - most places in town will let you bring your dog - shops cafes etc - two large parks , woodland and a country park and a beach all in walking distance check out upmystreet.com for places around the country - lots of carvan sites Haven etc
not really too bad of a journey from Brimingham my sitster (in coventry ) has done in in less than 4 hrs
- By Cath H [gb] Date 18.08.03 18:38 UTC
If you put a search into www.google.co.uk for dog friendly caravan parks then you will find lots...good luck. can we all come and stay when you get one ? LOL
- By kazz Date 18.08.03 21:25 UTC
Thanks,

All champdoggers welcome :D :D when I eventually find one.

Karen
- By liberty Date 18.08.03 21:29 UTC
How about the Peak District? Not too far from you.

liberty (packing my case as we speak) :D :D
- By slmiddleton [gb] Date 18.08.03 22:52 UTC
We've dreamt of a holiday home as well. We currently live in Solihull, but are hoping to move back to Derby (where I was born) early next year. I love the Peak District and Lake District, which have already been suggested, but what about north Wales? Harlech appeals to me - the castle, plenty of walks and the sea. Being a Midlands girl, I do like the occasional visits to the seaside :) There would also be loads of good walks inland slightly in the Snowdonia National park.

Sarah
- By kazz Date 18.08.03 23:34 UTC
Actually, I like the sound of the peak district and North Wales might narrow the search to there.

Thanks everyone will post a pic and general invite when I find it.

Karen
- By Alexanders [gb] Date 19.08.03 10:17 UTC
Hi, I have been looking for a static caravan this summer (haven't quite got the funds yet) and have found some useful sites which show you lots of details about different parks. www.caravan-sitefinder.co.uk is one that springs to mind. There are many more which you can find if you do a search on the web. Big park owners are: Bourne Leisure (which own Haven I think), Park Resorts, and Cinque Ports Leisure. I have spent hours looking and know alot more than I did three weeks ago - just need the money now (Site fees can be astronomical). If anyone out there does own a caravan, I would also be interested in hearing the pros and cons. Thanks

Fiona and Saffy
- By Cath H [gb] Date 19.08.03 10:52 UTC
I know that Hoseasons sites allow 1 or 2 dogs on their sites depending on the size og the dog.
- By charlie24 [gb] Date 19.08.03 12:51 UTC
Whitby is nice!
Topic Other Boards / Foo / Good place to buy a holiday home

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