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Where do Park Home Residents actually go on holiday? 🏖️

Hi everyone,

It’s a bit of a running joke that when you’re retired and living in a park home, most days already feel like a holiday! With the quiet surroundings, the wonderful neighbours, and the relaxed pace of life, it's easy to see why so many of us rarely feel the need to escape.

But it got me thinking... when you already live in a beautiful, peaceful spot, where do you actually go when you want a proper getaway?

Since you already have the peace and quiet at home, what do you look for in a holiday? Do you:

Chase the winter sun and head abroad for a few weeks? ☀️

Book a UK staycation in a holiday lodge or cottage for a change of scenery? 🌲

Set sail on a relaxing cruise? 🚢

Take city breaks or travel to visit family and friends?

I’d love to hear what everyone's travel habits are now that you're enjoying the park home lifestyle. Let us know your favourite holiday destinations—or if you have any exciting trips planned for this year—in the replies below!

Best wishes,

Admin
It is always interesting seeing where everyone heads for a change of scenery! While park homes are fantastic, when it comes to taking a proper holiday, exploring UK holiday lodges is hard to beat.

They are brilliant because they are so numerous and varied. Whether you fancy a luxury lodge with a private hot tub nestled in the Scottish Highlands, a coastal cabin in Cornwall, or a peaceful woodland retreat in the Lake District, there is an incredible range of styles and locations to choose from. You still get that comfortable, high-end home-from-home feel, just with a brand-new view outside your window.

If you are looking for somewhere to browse options for your next trip, it is well worth taking a look at LodgesUK.com, which features a great hand-picked collection of lodges and log cabins all across the UK.

It aslso gives us a few ideas for things we like to do in our park home, which means we're pretty much on holiday all year round.
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