Bournemouth

Bournemouth

Booking a caravan holiday to Bournemouth could be the best thing you can do this year. Boasting seven miles of golden sands, the seaside town of Bournemouth has so much to offer its visitors!

Why Book A Caravan Holiday In Bournemouth?

Whether you’re looking for romantic strolls on the beach with your loved one (and your beloved dog – loads of beaches in and around Bournemouth are dog-friendly), family picnics with sandcastle building and rock pooling, or you fancy having a go at some adrenaline-fuelled watersports such as kayaking, surfing, paddle boarding or kite surfing, then you’ve come to the right place.

Fancy a bit of retail therapy? Bournemouth is known for its vibrant town centre and its appealing pedestrianised high street, which means you can enjoy browsing the fantastic selection of independent boutiques, department stores, and brand-name shops. Check out the stylish Victorian arcades and make sure to visit the more bohemian Triangle area. There are some fabulous places to stop off for a bite to eat in Bournemouth, so whether you want fish and chips on the beach or a spot of fine dining, it’s all here.

Places To Visit During Bournemouth Caravan Holidays

Situated right on the seafront in Bournemouth is Oceanarium, the town’s very own aquarium, where visitors can be enchanted by thousands of sea creatures and get up close to a crocodile, otters, jellyfish, clownfish and there is even a colony of friendly Humboldt penguins. Walk through the captivating underwater tunnel, which is home to sharks and all kinds of colourful and fascinating fish, and make sure to look out for the giant turtle! There are daily talks and feeds, a quiz trail for the kids, 11 themed zones, a café, a gift shop and a children’s play area, so there’s more than enough to keep the whole family busy for the day.

Also within walking distance of the town centre and the perfect place to visit while staying at a Bournemouth holiday park is Smuggler’s Cove Adventure Golf, a fun-filled, action-packed 18-hole crazy golf course which has something for everyone from families to couples and groups of friends. With treacherous rocks, spooky church ruins and wonderful waterfalls to navigate, the course tells the story of the town’s swashbuckling past, with Bournemouth’s stunning beach providing an impressive backdrop to the attraction.

If you fancy a drive with plenty of rewarding scenery along the way, then why not hop in the car and pay a visit to any one of a number of bustling towns and villages near Bournemouth? Try Lyme Regis, where you can soak up the sun and hunt for fossils; Shaftesbury, the Saxon town steeped in history; Corfe Castle, home to the famous model village and named after the imposing eleventh-century castle; or the picturesque town of Weymouth, with its vibrant seafront and colourful beach hunts.

For any petrolheads, Beaulieu National Motor Museum is a must-visit, but even if you’re not into your cars, the museum is a great day out for everyone to enjoy. Home to a world-famous collection of more than 280 cars and motoring artefacts, the museum has everything from historic Formula One cars to land speed record vehicles.

Visitors can walk through galleries, exhibitions, and displays, which tell the captivating story of motoring in the UK over the years. There are events and exhibitions throughout the year, making it the ideal spot for a fascinating day out.

Bournemouth really offers visitors the ultimate holiday destination with beautiful beaches, bustling towns and villages, fantastic attractions, captivating landmarks, and friendly people, making it the perfect place for an unforgettable caravan holiday.