A TOP-RATED Northumberland holiday park has tomers now that the business is buzzing again.
Waren Caravan Park in Bamburgh welcomed Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP for a special visit as the final to its re-opening in July.
Manager Darren Williams said the lockdown had been a very testing time, but that the park was now receiving an avalanche of bookings for this summer and beyond.
Ms Trevelyan, who is the MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed, was given a to meet members of the park team.
“We explained that staff had been working very hard behind the scenes in recent weeks to put in place a raft of social distancing and other safety measures,” said Mr Williams.
“Our aim is to provide them with a worry-free stay.
“We said that our re-opening will also come as a great relief tomers,” he added.
The five-star park, with its picture-perfect views over Holy Island, Bamburgh Castle and the Cheviot Hills, attracts visitors from across the UK and from overseas.
It provides pitches for to hire, as well as more than 250 holiday homes for private owners.
Anne-Marie Trevelyan heard how Waren Caravan Park had been a proud member of the select Meadowhead Parks group for almost 45 years.
During that time, said Mr Williams, the park had benefited from continual investment to ensure first-class surroundings and a quality environment.
He said there were a number of Sites of Scientific Interest in the grounds, and that the park worked closely with Natural England to provide them with maximum protection.
Waren Caravan Park is also a long-time holder of the annual David Bellamy Conservation Award at its to safeguard wildlife.
“We were very pleased that Anne-Marie was able to normal,” said Mr Williams.
“Everyone will now have their work cut out to salvage what remains of the summer season, but the sea of smiling faces here will give us all the motivation we need!”.
There is more information about the park, and the range of accommodation options available, on the business’s website at www.meadowhead.co.uk/parks/waren/