UK Family Holidays: Three Or Four Night Family Caravan Pitch at Choice of Resort from £30 with Hagans Leisure (Up to 72% Off)

With a sprinkling of caravanning destinations offering family fun in the great outdoors, Hagans Leisure puts up pleasure-seekers in scenic spots, and gives them veritable entertainment lark, pools and good old-fashioned bars to boot.

Park up with today's Groupon from Hagan Leisure at Silvercliffs Holiday Village, Beacon Fell View Holiday Park, Solway Holiday Village or Ryan Bay Caravan Park. Choose from the following options:

• £49.35 for three nights at Solway Holiday Village, Cumbria (Up to 50% off)
With pitch for one caravan plus awning

• £52.64 for four nights at Solway Holiday Village, Cumbria (Up to 60% off)
With pitch for one caravan plus awning

• £55.50 for three nights at Beacon Fell View Holiday Park, Lancashire (Up to 50% off)
With pitch for one caravan plus awning

• £59.20 for four nights at Beacon Fell View Holiday Park, Lancashire (Up to 60% off)
With pitch for one caravan plus awning

• £43.95 for three nights at Silvercliffs Holiday Village, Co Antrim (Up to 50% off)
With pitch for one caravan plus awning

• £46.88 for four nights at Silvercliffs Holiday Village, Co Antrim (Up to 60% off)
With pitch for one caravan, plus awning

• £30 for three nights at Ryan Bay Carvan Park, Stranraer (Up to 65% off)
With pitch for one caravan, plus awning

• £32 for four nights at Ryan Bay Carvan Park, Stranraer (Up to 72% off)
With pitch for one caravan, plus awning

The Parks
Set in a partially-wooded 28 acre park, the Silvercliffs Holiday Village commands impressive views over the rugged sweep of Ballycastle Bay in County Antrim. A bar and snooker tables provide ample distraction and an entertainment schedule takes in a family-friendly variety of performances.
Beacon Fell View Holiday Park overlooks Cumbria's Ribble Valley from a green spot on 30 acres of landscaped parkland. The park contains ample fun and leisure opportunity with a playground, indoor pool, kids' club, and Irish bar all on site.

A 120 acre park plotted in the Victorian town of Silloth-on-Solway, Solway Holiday Village adds to three lounge bars and children's play facilities, with the residents of an on-site animal farm. Furred and feathered friends wander through the Scottish bordered land in the company of Freddie's Train and bingo card-touting guests.
On the shores of West Scotland, Ryan Bay Caravan Park has a children's outdoor play area and and welcomes pets. A lounge bar and clubhouse add to the mix, while there are plenty of local activities on offer in the locality, such as cycling and walking routes.



Groupon Recommends
From Silvercliffs Holiday Village take a 30 minute drive to the Giant's Causeway to check out 40,000 interlocking basalt columns that, as legend would have it, were built in preparation for an almighty giant fight. To see some brighter lights, travel from Beacon Fell View Holiday Park to Blackpool's Pleasure Beach, where thrills, spills, and shows are a constant feature. For those staying in Solway, it is well worth taking advantage of close proximity to the Lake District by travelling to the visitor centre in Brockhole, home to child-friendly exhibitions and an adventure playground.For Ryan Bay visitors, Stranraer Museum gives an insight into local farming, folk life and archaeology through the ages, or you can visit the nearby Castle Kennedy Gardens.

The Stay
• Pitch with awning
• Shower and wash facilities
• Access to bar and entertainment facilities
• Pets allowed
• Stay Monday to Friday or Friday to Monday



Holiday Park Addresses
Silvercliffs Holiday Village, 21 Clare Road, Ballycastle, County Antrim, Northern Ireland BT54 5DB
Beacon Fell View Holiday Park, Higher Road, Longridge, Lancashire, England PR3 2TF
Ryan Bay Caravan Park, Innermessan, Stranraer, Dumfries, Scotland, DG9 8QP
Solway Holiday Village, Skinburness Drive, Silloth-on-Solway, Cumbria, England CA7 4QQ

Travel
Ryan Bay: Take the M6 north as far as Gretna, take the A75 west to Stranraer, the park is located off the A77. From Edinburgh or areas north of Glasgow, take major routes to Glasgow, then head south on the A77.
Silvercliffs: From Belfast take the M2 north, then the A26 and A44 to Ballycastle. Ferries depart Stranaer (Scotland) to Belfast and Larne, and Birkenhead (Liverpool) to Belfast on a regular basis.
Beacon Fell View: is accessible from the M6. From the south, take the 31A junction exit and head to Longridge on the B6242. Take the Higher Road after Longridge. From the south, take the A6 exit to Preston and take the B5269 towards Longridge.
Solway: is also accessible from the M6. From the south, at junction 43 take the A69 exit into Carlisle, then head west on the A595, then take the B5302 towards Silloth. From the north, take the A7 exit off the M6 at junction 44. Follow the A7 to the A595.

Reviews

Becon Fell View and Silvercliffs received 4/5 and 3.6/5 from Caravan SiteFinders, while TripAdvisors gave Solway 3/5. Many visitors praised the locations, staff and facilities.

The pool on site was lovely with excellent sauna and gym facilities. We visited the nags head pub on site each evening and the staff were very friendly and the entertainment staff were great.
– hacky2009 (reviewing Solway Holiday Village), TripAdvisor, Mar 2012