Club chiefs gain Lake District view of growing market

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Senior executives from the Caravan and Motook a behind-the-scenes look this autumn at a major Lake District holiday park which is meeting new staycation opportunities.

Skelwith Fold in Ambleside was the venue for the visit following a study ton Park Coppice by members of BH&HPA’s Cumbria branch.

The delegation was headed by the Club’s directo an evolving market.

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The trend, he believes, is helping tors.

This year, said Henry, safari tents had been added touring facilities.

The park’s tomers.

Like the Club, said Henry, parks such as his recognised the importance of keeping quality standards on an ever-rising trajectomer expectations.

Nick Lomas, Caravan and Moto enjoy the outdoors!

“The growing number of family groups sharing time torhome Club members,” added Nick.

Last year, Skelwith Fold – which has been owned by the Wild family for over 20 years –  was the winner of the Holiday Park of the Year title from Cumbria Tourism.

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