News from our parks October 2025

Win a stay at Fields End Water

There’s still time to enter our giveaway for your chance to win 5 nights at Fields End Water Caravan, Lodges and Fishery in Cambridgeshire.  The prize is a stay on a touring pitch in the park’s fabulous Waterside development at any time during the 2026 open season (March – November) with no restrictions!

The Waterside area has generous serviced hardstanding touring pitches around the water’s edge and every pitch has its own fishing swim, with free fishing in the lake! Enter now. (Please read the T&Cs when you enter.)

Back of Beyond Touring, Camping & Glamping Park near the New Forest in Dorset (top left) – Autumn Glamping offer: 2 nights’ glamping including a breakfast voucher and two house drinks £150. 1 night’s glamping including a breakfast voucher £75. T&Cs apply. Details on park’s website.

Parkland Caravan & Camping Site in South Devon (top right)  – Special offers for October and November plus early booking offers for 2026.

More  winter discounts on our special offers page from Daisy Bank Caravan Park (bottom left), Yr Helyg / The Willows Caravan & Camping Park, Waterrow Touring Park, Wolds View Country Park and Red Kite Touring and Lodge Park (bottom right).

New Lodge Farm (left) has won yet another major award! This time is was the Northamptonshire Food & Drink Awards 2025/26 sponsored by Wheetabix, where they got Gold in the Food & Beverage Achiever of the Year category. This family farm business, led by Simon and Sarah Singlehurst also won a national Countryside Alliance award earlier this year.

“It’s the great team that makes it all possible” said Sarah, adding “We’d also like to thank all of you, our customers, for visiting and supporting us.”

Congratulations to Two Mills Touring Park (middle) on retaining their 5 stars, jumping up a few percentage points from last year.

Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park is pleased to let you know that the leading international travel magazine, Condé Nast Traveller, has rated Bath the UK’s top city for visitors in their 2025 annual traveller survey. Scoring the city 97.8/100, magazine readers noted the city’s “Roman attractions set alongside a recently revived restaurant and bar scene with ‘fantastical activities’ and events happening throughout the year.”

This park has become the obvious choice for guests planning to tour the city. Located in beautiful countryside, it’s the only 5-star graded touring park within the Bath & North East Somerset area.

Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park is switching on its renowned festive illuminations from 31 st October this year (top left). This means guests staying to visit Somerset Carnivals or the opening of Bristol Christmas Market (7 November) will be able to enjoy the park’s ‘winter wonderland’.

At Back of Beyond Touring, Camping & Glamping Park, they’ve added a new music night date to the calendar: 2 Tones Duo on 22nd November. See the park’s event page. There’s still some Christmas availability up to 28 December. New Year’s Eve is full and bookings are already busy for 2026! There’s plenty of opportunity to get into the Christmas spirit (or spirits) at Monty’s, the onsite bar (top right).

Yr Helyg / The Willows Caravam and Camping Park near picturesque Abersoch in North Wales has informed us that the luxury shepherd hut (bottom left) is available for the popular Abersoch Christmas weekend (bottom right) 5-7 December. Call 01758 740 676 to book.

Eye Kettleby Lakes near Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire still has plenty of pitches available for Christmas on both the Northern and Southern sites. They also have some non-ticketed events for guests staying on site over the Festive Period (top row) with a magician/hypnotist and Rod Stewart tribute on Saturday 20 and 27 December, respectively.

For New Year’s Eve there is some availability still (4 night minimum stay applies), however, bookings will need to be made over the phone by calling 01664 565 900 and the NYE event has sold out.

South Wales Touring Park near Llanelli has confirmed that the local pub will still be providing takeaway Christmas dinners. Guests can pick up a 3-course feast and take it back to their caravan or motorhome!

Upcoming events nearby include the popular  Llandeilo Festival of Senses 14-16 November, a Christmas-themed celebration of the colourful town’s independent shops and attractions (bottom left). National Trust Disefwr Park is holding a Christmas Fair 21-23 November (bottom right), featuring a fun Welsh tradition, the Mari Lwyd horse!

Yr Helyg / The Willows Caravan & Camping Park will be adding more fully serviced hardstanding pitches and levelling some of the pitches with the fantastic views (top left). Everyone is delighted that the wardens, Jayne and Stuart are returning for a 3rd season in 2026 (top right). “It’s been another fantastic season for us and we’re very, very pleased with so many familiar faces returning” park owner Eleri told us.

Back of Beyond Touring Camping & Glamping Park is installing a new lodge for early December (bottom row). It will be a cosy space that you can rent out for small gatherings, or as a quiet space, with a real fire and comfy seating. They also have 2 ensuite shepherd huts on the way (with their own inside kitchen) and should be ready for the 2026 season.

It’s a fabulous year for fungi as these photos from Green Acres and Two Mills Touring Park show.

Nicky, one half of the couple that own and run Daisy Bank Caravan Park, together with Karen, who looks after the park’s grounds, have been walking the Rob Roy Way in Scotland (plus a bit more). They’re raising funds for Breast Cancer and have now completed over 100 miles, including some very wet and windy walks! If you’d like to support them, visit their JustGiving page.