▲Snowdonia hosts a variety of caravan and campsites to choose from. One of the best caravan sites is Beddgelert Caravan Park.

▲The site is perfect for animal lovers. Bay View Farm is home to shire horses and there's also a nearby monkey sanctuary.

▲The site is nestled in the heart of Snowdonia and stretches out over 30 acres at the edge of Beddgelert. The site features modern facilities, electrical outlets, and even Wi-Fi.

▲For a coastal holiday with magnificent sea views, Bay View Farm in Cornwall is the perfect caravan site.

▲Cairngorms offers a handful of caravan sites, including Braemar Caravan Park & Camping Pods. This is a great site for cycling, hiking, and, depending on the season, snowsports.

▲Five of the UK's largest mountains lie within Cairngorms National Park. Twice the size of the Lake District, Cairngorms attracts hikers and outdoor enthusiasts from all over the world.

▲Guests can enjoy an array of attractions and facilities in and around Cedar Gables, including off-road cycling trails, nearby castles, a vineyard, and hiking trails.

▲The village of Bourton-on-the-Water is a nearby attraction. Visitors can explore the River Windrush and a motor museum.

▲Enjoy the quiet and relaxed setting at Cedar Gables in Kent. The site is a small, family-run facility on the edge of the Kent-Sussex border.

▲The Glenbrittle campsite is located close to Loch Brittle beach and sits at the foot of Cuillin mountains. The site has been named as one of the UK's top campsites by The Daily Telegraph.

▲The Lake District is by far the most popular national park in the UK, with over 16 million visitors a year. Due to its tremendous popularity, the Lake District is now home to over 15 caravan touring sites.

▲The Lake District boasts 16 lakes, 150 high-peaks, and a variety of wildlife.

▲Suffolk is the perfect destination for a family caravan trip. The county is home to beautiful coastlines, outstanding natural scenery, and a number of charming villages.

▲Three Cliff Bay boasts stunning views of the Gower peninsula. The site also offers glamping accommodation and small cottages for those who want to splurge.

▲The Three Cliffs Bay caravan park, also known as North Hills Farm Campsite, is an award-winning family park within walking distance of the stunning Three Cliffs Bay.

▲Visitors can explore the Yorkshire Moors and nearby market towns when staying at the Vale of Pickering Caravan Park in North Yorkshire.

▲Glenbrittle is popular among the more adventurous. The area boasts plenty of hiking and rock climbing sites.

▲The caravan park has won multiple awards, including the Campsite of the Year Award 2016-17 for both England and the UK.

▲There is a number of caravan sites to choose from, including Suffolk Sands Holiday Park, Marquis Motorhomes, Clock House Farm, and Farnham Leisure.

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▲The site is set within 22 hectares of land, surrounded by giant oak trees. There is a picnic station, biking and hiking trails, and a host of natural features.

▲Located just two miles east of Brighton, the site is close to a bowling alley, a supermarket, and a cinema.

▲Holland's Wood in New Forest is the perfect caravan site for families with small children. There's a playground and lots of animals wandering through the site, including horses, ponies, cows, pigs, and deer.

▲The Brighton Caravan and Motorhome Club is the perfect site for those who are looking for fun and leisure. The site is close to a marina with plenty of bars and restaurants, as well as a ton of entertainment facilities.

▲Burford Club Site is a spacious caravan site a stone's throw away from Cotswold Wildlife Park, making it a popular site for families.