BOOKINGS are bubbling over at a New Forest holiday park where safari tents with private wood-fired hot tubs are among a long list of new features for this year.
The team at Green Hill Farm Holiday Park in Landford say they are crossing their fingers that its re-opening in April will be able to go-ahead in line with government easing restrictions.
If so, says head of holiday sales Nicola Oyston, the stage will be set for “a staycation year like no other” at Green Hill Farm’s 70 acres in the New Forest National Park.
“Over the past few months we have been positing updates on all the new developments in progress at the park, and the response has been fantastic!” she said.
“I think it’s because we’re offering just the sort of escapes people are craving right now – especially the tonic of fresh air, pampering, and the sense of freedom.
“Our team has been working very hard on the new improvements, and we can’t wait for Green Hill Farm to be buzzing once again with happy holiday guests and private lodge owners!” added Nicola.
In addition to rent with decking, and 5 family camping pods and 3 adult pods for the romantic glampers.
There are also new torhomes and tents.
New facilities waiting to enjoy their drinks in a fresh-air environment.
But according to enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside:
“We’ve a fantastic new nature trail with viewing stations so that families can spot some of our abundant wildlife which includes deer, badgers, and a host of different bird species.
“We also have a host of ranger-led forest activities for all ages, and a beautiful nature trail that teaches young and old about animal habitats in and around the New Forest.
“There’s also a wildlife centre where guests can learn more about the natural world, plus paths to explore throughout the grounds – and, of course, the lovely New Forest itself.
“Our guests have always been very much into help them let off steam at Green Hill Farm.
“There’s an outdoor gymnasium, trampolines, mountain bike hire, fishing in our lakes, and have-a-go challenges such as archery tuition, laser clay shooting, and Segway riding.
“All we need is for parks to go!” said Nicola who supports the park with her partner Ross Birkett.
The park is currently renewing its Good to Go accreditation which gives assurance of the best safety measures in place for their guests and team.
Green Hill Farm is a member of Lovat Parks, a small group of tranquil holiday parks, and is a member of the Best of British and Premier Parks consortia of quality-assured parks.
There is more information about Green Hill Farm on its website at www.greenhillfarm.co.uk
