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Top Tips To Save Money On Advertising

 

Top Tips To Save Money On Advertising

Customers are the lifeblood of any business

The lifeblood of any business, whether in a physical location or online, is customers.

Without them, you don’t have a business just an expense that over time will bankrupt you.

So, the most important thing you have to do once you have your product or service sorted out and running smoothly is to find a steady stream of customers through advertising.

The buyer’s journey

However, if you’re selling anything more expensive than a few pounds, snap purchases become less likely. Your customers will be somewhere on the Buyers Journey. Here they move from awareness of a problem, considering their options to making a buying decision.

  • Awareness – are aware they have a problem or a need that has to be addressed
  • Consideration – is when they begin looking at the options to solve their problem
  • Decision – they’re ready to buy

Not knowing what your buyer is looking for is a problem.

Are they ready to buy, just researching or only just decided that they have a need?

Without this information, you will only reach a very small percentage of the customers you are trying to attract.

To save money on advertising you need to know the type of information that your customer needs and give it to them in a form they like and in a place they hang out.

Adopting scatter-gun advertising in the hope that something will stick is pointless and expensive.

Traditional Advertising

Traditional advertising is expensive.

By its nature, it’s akin to blanket bombing the market in the hope that a proportion of the people who see the advertisement will be sufficiently interested to go to a website or ring a telephone number for more information.

Though it is viewed by some as the way to make people think you are a ‘serious brand’, the downside is the eye-watering costs of traditional advertising.

One primetime TV ad spot1 can cost £11,000, with production costs ranging from £10,000 to £250,000.

If you have the money and want to make a big splash then TV, bus and tube posters and magazine advertising will get you exposure, but it won’t be cheap.

For most businesses there are many more cost-effective solutions that can be aimed at the section of the market you want to attract.

Social Media Advertising

Social media advertising2 lets you target the people you want to attract using demographics and location. You can also test variations of your advert to see which format works best on the platform you choose.

However, before you begin it’s important to know what you’re looking to achieve. Do you want to increase site traffic, visibility of your brand, engagement, lead generation or sales?

Having a clear idea of your objectives as well as knowing how effective a channel is for your business, will help you spend your advertising pounds wisely.

Depending on what you want to achieve you could use one of the following platforms:

  • Facebook – great for business to consumer sales. Lots of ad formats that let you get deeper into your audience.
  • Instagram – highly visual content that lets you show off products
  • Twitter – great for increasing brand awareness and driving website clicks
  • LinkedIn – ideal for business to business advertising as it is a professional network
  • Snapchat – has a younger demographic that wants to be engaged
  • Pinterest – used to generate immediate sales and work as an additional avenue to your web store

These advertising channels are all relatively low cost! You just set the budget and duration that your advert is to run.

Search Engine Advertising

Search engine advertising or search advertising3 is where you show your ads to people who have searched for the keywords you are using. You are charged each time your ad is clicked on, hence Pay Per Click advertising (PPC).

This type of advertising is very effective as it is shown to the people you want to attract.

In-depth keyword research is vital to uncover the most appropriate terms so that you are not missing your target audience. Additionally, choosing the right keywords, ones that have a high volume but low competition, helps your advert rank higher on the search page and cost you less.

Laser-Targeted Advertising

What if you could invest your spend into a lead generating portal which can provide you with a steady flow of leads from your target audience for a fixed monthly amount?

Laser targeted advertising is the opposite of blanket bombing the market because you are showcasing your product directly to your niche audience.

These people will be interested in what you have to offer and are at least in the ‘research’ phase of their buyer’s journey where your chance of success is significantly increased.

Here at Parklink, we specialise and focus on static caravans and lodges for sale in holiday parks around the UK. We now work with over 75 parks which benefit from our lead generation to support their overall sales strategy.

Our park members advertise their proposition on our website that includes:

  • Page including Park information, description & images
  • Holiday Home sales units, including static caravans, lodges & park homes
  • Map showing the location & directions
  • List of facilities at the park

Our members receive the following types of leads to follow up, send info and generate sales:

  • Park-specific leads – People requesting an ownership brochure on their specific park
  • Regional enquiries – People which would like info from parks in a specific region
  • Holiday home sales stock – Receive a direct message on specific sale units you have listed on Parklink

You will be advertising to a knowledgeable and eager to buy audience of holiday home enthusiasts that come to Parklink looking to buy a holiday home.

This is the most cost-efficient type of advertising that reliably generates leads and sales month after month.

Contact Parklink HERE today regarding marketing your holiday park to the right people

Inbound Marketing

Inbound marketing, though not advertising as such, is your most organic method of attracting the right people to your product or service.

It is a slower path than advertising, as it relies upon the content that you produce to be seen and read by potential customers.

Content that is based around relevant keywords and phrases that your potential customers are searching for will rise through the rankings.

This can add a significant lift to your traffic at no cost to you, other than the effort it takes to produce the content.

For most businesses in this digital, online age, focussed advertising that uses the mediums that your customers use is the most cost-effective way to reach them. This undoubtedly will increase brand awareness and sales.

June 4, 2019 Daniel Clarke Advertise your holiday home sales, Selling your caravan holiday home , , ,

5 Great UK Alternatives To Going Abroad For Your Holidays

5 Great UK Alternatives To Going Abroad For Your Holidays

Going on holiday is good for your health and if it’s possible to get away more than once a year you’ll see even more health benefits and feel better for it. You have two choices when it comes to going away… go abroad or take a staycation.

Read on for 5 great alternatives to going abroad for your holidays.

We all love being abroad on holiday! The sun, sand & scenery is a big draw, however sometimes the thought of going abroad and everything that can involve makes you want to stay at home and not bother.

How about a staycation?

Have you considered a UK staycation instead of going abroad?

Imagine not having to worry about:

  • Airport chaos and queues
  • Delayed or cancelled flights
  • Forgotten passports
  • Remembering to drive on the other side of the road…

The UK has a host of different options that could make for a relaxed and refreshing staycation with a minimum of stress and a maximum of fun.

Static Caravans

Caravanning often conjures up visions of traffic jams, cramped uncomfortable living conditions and grey drizzly weather. Not anymore!

With a plethora of static caravan parks around the UK, you’ll be able to holiday exactly where you want in comfort with all the modern conveniences you’d expect from a good hotel.

Modern static caravans have:

  • Large open plan living areas
  • Modern sanitation
  • Fitted kitchens with built-in appliances
  • Two or more double bedrooms and can often sleep six or more
  • Large decking areas to enjoy alfresco living

Whether you choose to rent a static caravan for a couple of weeks or take the plunge, in an area you love and buy a caravan, you’ll be amazed at the facilities many campsites have.

Gyms, swimming pools, restaurants, children’s play areas and even onsite entertainment teams, long gone are the days of a swampy field with a standpipe for water!

Camping

If you’re on a bit of a budget this year but still want to take the family away for a week or two, then camping could be the perfect option.

If you’re already fully equipped with tents, sleeping bags and all of the other vital camping paraphernalia, all you’ll need to do is choose which part of the country appeals, book your pitch and away you go – you’re on holiday.

However, if you’ve never camped before, don’t have the equipment yet and just want to dip your toe in the camping pool before you commit, have a look at glamping.

With glamping, the tents are set up for you when you arrive, you sleep under duvets on proper beds, can enjoy the comfort of a sofa and you cook in a regular kitchen inside your tent.

You’re still camping, sleeping under canvas, out in nature, but you’re doing it in style.

Holiday Camps

Holiday camps have come a long way since Billy Butlin opened his first camp in Skegness in 1936.

Gone are the chalets and eating en masse in huge dining rooms. Now you can self-cater, go half board or full board, whichever suits how you want to holiday.

Holiday camps are designed to be an all-inclusive entertainment venue with activities all day long and evening shows, bingo and variety acts to round off the day.

A fun family option.

City Breaks

It’s usual to think of a holiday as a one or two week break, somewhere sunny where you can relax as a family and recharge your batteries.

But does it have to be like that?

Why not break your holiday up into half a dozen city breaks spread over the year?

One month you’re taking in the National History Museum in London during the day and seeing a West End show in the evening.

Another month an art gallery or historical monument followed by dinner at a Michelin starred restaurant.

Budget hotels are springing up all over the country making it increasingly easy to get out at a moments notice and explore the UK from top to bottom, one weekend at a time.

Theme Parks

Thrill seekers or at least those who have thrill-seeking children will be drawn to the idea of a short break at a theme park. Combining high octane rides with a spa hotel offers something for everyone.

Enjoy a few hours of being flung from side to side and upside down, then let a trained masseuse unravel the kinks from your spine before you enjoy a relaxing dinner and a few drinks to recover before doing it all over again tomorrow…

Why not try a staycation?

Holidays don’t have to be the prescribed two weeks on a Spanish beach, they can be anything you want them to be.

The UK has a surprising amount to offer and as our summer weather has been so good for the last couple of years!

Why not take a chance and explore what is on offer closer to home?

May 27, 2019 Daniel Clarke Comparing, Family health, Locations, Pros and cons, Useful articles , , , , ,

5 Ways To Go On More Holidays For Less

5 Ways To Go On More Holidays For Less

Going on regular holidays is good for you.

You’ll feel better, look better and be ready to conquer the world when you get back, rested and rejuvenated.

Holidays are so relaxing that you won’t feel sleep deprived, you’ll exercise, get lots of sun to boost your vitamins, eat loads of new and exciting foods and the memories, oh the memories…

So, if they’re that good for you why do you only take one a year?

Why not double the goodness, or triple it?

Cost?

That doesn’t have to be a problem, if you’re prepared to think outside of the box…

Be your own travel agent

Last year we wanted to go somewhere sunny, in a house that could take four adults, and we didn’t want to have to drive anywhere, so the house needed to be central, in a town or village and near to a beach.

Our travel agent threw her hands up in despair and finally found a deal…£8,000 for a fortnight and it didn’t have everything we wanted!

So we did it ourselves.

A little bit of detective work on Airbnb, then booking our flights independently through an ATOL bonded travel agent and we had exactly what we wanted, for less than half the price and it was fun doing it ourselves.

If you can be flexible on dates and destination, book late

The later you leave booking the cheaper it could be.

Why?

Tour operators have already chartered the planes and reserved the rooms, they have to pay for them whether they manage to fill them or not.

As the departure date gets closer the prices start to fall – it’s better for the tour operator to get some money than none at all.

If you’re able to go at the drop of a hat, literally anywhere, the savings can be quite substantial, and you get an adventure into the bargain.

Ever thought about buying a static caravan?

I can hear you shouting at your screen – ‘I thought we were looking at ways too cut costs?’

Bear with me.

Before we stress about cost, let’s look at the advantages of ownership.

  • You can get away multiple times a year for a long weekend up to a full-on summer holiday
  • Really get to know an area – the best beaches, restaurants and activities to keep the kids happy and enjoy them year after year
  • When you’re not using your static caravan you can let your family use it
  • At other times you’ll be able to rent it out, which will go towards covering your cost, and making your own holidays essentially free

Think about it; going to your home from home whenever you want to and have your rentals cover your costs. That’s cost saving!

Also, you can often pick up pre-loved caravans at very attractive prices so you can dip your toe in the water without breaking the bank.

Home swapping – no accommodation costs, just pay to get there

Have you ever thought you’d like to visit somewhere interesting or exotic, but by the time you’d added it all up it was cheaper to go to Majorca?

Home swapping might be the answer.

Here’s how it works. You register your home on a home-swapping website with some suitable photos and descriptions. Once your profile is up and live, start looking at where you’d like to visit – anywhere worldwide and message suitable properties. Arrange to swap and away you go.

Costs to register are less than £10/month and they often offer a free trial so you can see if it’s for you.

Have a staycation…

Having a holiday doesn’t have to mean leaving the comforts of your own home. Use home as a base to really explore the area around where you live and uncover the hidden gems that you’ve never had time to consider.

Decide on how long you want to travel for, say an hour or fifty miles, and then Google attractions within fifty miles and see what pops up.

You’ll be able to go somewhere different every day. From beaches you’ve never visited to attractions you’ve never heard of you’ll have a week or two of really getting to know your own part of the country and be able to come back every night and sleep in your own bed.

Holidays are about spending time together, having fun and getting out and about to see new things and share experiences. Whether that’s in a far-flung corner of the world or closer to home, you’ll be a happier, healthier family with countless memories to cherish.

May 19, 2019 agilex Benefits of holidays, Comparing, More holidays for less, Ownership advice, Running costs, Useful articles , , ,

Holiday Homes For Sale Near Padstow

Holiday Homes for sale near Padstow

If you are looking for a holiday home for sale near Padstow then you are not alone! This is an extremely popular destination with holidaymakers in the UK.

When you think of Cornwall, what comes to mind?
  • Incredible surfing?
  • Celebrity restaurateurs?
  • Sandy beaches?
  • Mild sunny weather?
North Cornwall – Rugged & beautiful

North Cornwall has all of this as well as history, a heritage coast and rugged countryside.

Perched on the north coast of Cornwall, Harlyn Bay sits between the gastronomic delights of Rick Stein’s Padstow and world class surfing at Newquay. This area is perfect for family holidays, indulgent foodie weekends and high energy sporting breaks.

Are You Looking For A holiday home for sale near Padstow?

Padstow, is perfectly placed to provide something for everyone.

Your family holidays are all about beaches? North Cornwall is awash with amazing sandy beaches to go to, from Sandymouth in the north of the county to Holywell and Crantock further south. Build sandcastles with the younger kids or go back to school, surf school, and conquer some of the best surf around.

Lundy island situated in the Bristol channel is an amazing trip for nature lovers. Walk around the craggy granite island taking in seals, puffins and Manx shearwaters.

Cornish history

If your passion is the romance of Arthurian England, visit Tintagel Castle. Set high on the rugged coast a few miles north of Padstow it combines the legend of King Arthur and the knights of the round table with the mediaeval castle.

Or visit a genuine Cornish Tin Mine and take a hard hat tour of the mine and explore the Hard Rock museum full of interactive displays before panning for minerals and racing to fill a kibble in the shortest time.

A special place you will always remember

When you come to this area whether to start looking for a holiday home for sale near Padstow or just to check out its possibilities you’ll be amazed by how much there is to keep the family having fun as endless opportunities for more grown-up special treats.

Whether you want to spend your days building sand castles, swimming and lazing on the beach or exploring other options around north Cornwall having Harlyn Sands Holiday Park as a base makes it simple and straightforward.

World class surfing for everyone

World class surfing in Newquay is just down the road, with surf schools for the beginner and competition grade waves for the seasoned surfer.

After a busy day head to Padstow for dinner and treat yourself to everything from the Michelin starred Paul Ainsworth at No.6, Rick Stein’s Seafood restaurant to a posh fish supper at Stein’s fish and chips.

Padstow, Cornwall, UK – June 15, 2009: View across the harbour at Padstow, Cornwall, UK. People can be seen relaxing on the harbour and a Restaurants and shops can be seen surrounding the harbour.

An idyllic location like no other

North Cornwall is an idyllic location for family holidays and choosing a static caravan for sale near Padstow should definitely be a family affair. Enjoy sun-drenched family holidays for years to come.

 

If you want years of fantastic summer holidays, surfing trips and year-round indulgent foodie trips then this part of north Cornwall as your base becomes the obvious choice.

Find holiday homes for sale near Padstow

To find out more regarding holiday home for sale near Padstow – Click HERE

May 16, 2019 Daniel Clarke Beaches, Locations, Padstow , , ,

5 Reasons why holidays are good for you & your families health

5 Reasons why holidays are good for you & your families health

When you begin planning this year’s big holiday, whether it’s to your caravan, an Airbnb in Europe or a luxury getaway to the Far East or Caribbean, of course you will be excited however did you also know about the health benefits?

The anticipation of getting away from the daily grind and enjoying that well-earned break will keep you buzzing until departure day. However, as well as the excitement of your family holiday, it can have significant health benefits that last well beyond your return home. The fact is ‘holidays are healthy’, Read on to discover why..

Catch up with sleep

Holidays are about rest and recuperation. Your alarm doesn’t go off at some ungodly hour every morning, forcing you out of bed before you’re fully rested.

On holiday, you get to catch up on some of the sleep that you’ve missed. Enjoying an uninterrupted lie in, napping by the pool after lunch or going native and taking a siesta like the locals.

BUPA in their article ‘9 benefits of a good night’s sleep’ list some significant health benefits that come from sufficient quality sleep, including:

  • Maintaining a healthy weight
  • Keeping your heart healthy
  • A strong robust immune system
  • Looking after your emotional well-being and mental health
  • Improving your concentration and attention

Matthew Walker, the director of the Centre for human sleep science at the University of California, Berkeley, believes that we are in the midst of a catastrophic sleep loss epidemic that could have grave consequences to our health at every level.

To continue to enjoy how good you feel from getting a good night sleep and all of the associated health benefits, try to prioritise sleep. Not only will your body thank you, but your boss will marvel at the new invigorated you.

Soak up the healthy sun

After living through the dull, dreariness of a British winter, we all crave bright, sunny days to make us feel happy and healthy again.

On holiday you tend to spend much more time outdoors. Whether that’s playing with your kids, sunbathing or exploring the surrounding area, you are soaking up the health benefits of the sun

  • Lower blood pressure
  • Improved bone health
  • Improved sleep quality
  • Healing of certain skin disorders
  • Reduced risk of certain cancers

Though the health benefits of being out in the sun are numerous and impressive, it is important to remember that sunshine is the number one cause of skin cancer. Experts recommend no more than 15 or 20 minutes of unprotected exposure per day — after that apply a good quality sunscreen to keep you safe and healthy.

Regular exercise

We all acknowledge that to stay healthy we need to exercise, however, finding time during busy working week is often a challenge.

You want to go the gym, but family commitments have to be prioritized and so weeks roll by and the impetus to get moving diminishes.

On holiday time is no longer an issue, work is a distant memory and family commitments give you the excuse you all need to get moving. From swimming to beach football and exploring to souvenir shopping you’re constantly on the move.

The NHS lists a number of medically proven health benefits that come from being regularly active.

  • 50% lower risk of type 2 diabetes
  • 50% lower risk of colon cancer
  • 83% lower risk of osteoarthritis
  • 30% lower risk of depression
  • 30% lower risk of dementia

Remember the statistics and how good running around on holiday felt, then use that as a prod to get you to the gym or out for a run so you can live a healthy and long life.

Sample different foods

Holidays can be a food extravaganza and by checking out the local cuisine, whether that’s seafood fresh off the boat, Spanish paella or Coq au vin, you can increase the variety of what you eat and often the quality.

When you’re in a warm destination it’s easier to eat salad and light foods as the heat will affect your appetite.

Enjoy eating well and trying the local cuisine, it’s often healthier and tastier than fast food options at the beach and you can try and cook your own version when you’re back in the UK.

Making memories to last a lifetime

Family holidays are often the basis for some of our happiest memories.

Research from the Family Holiday Association showed that the emotional and psychological benefits of your holiday will last long after the holiday has ended.

The memories that you have from your holiday can help you overcome tough times later in life. The laughter, feeling of relaxation and new experiences is what we remember when we look back on our holidays.

The best memories often come from the simplest of pleasures:

  • Eating an ice-cream at the beach
  • Jumping waves
  • Burying dad in the sand
  • Building a sandcastle

And according to research by the BBC good memories will stay with you for far longer than bad ones.

Get out there and start making some fantastic memories for you and your children!

The health benefits that you get from family holidays are overwhelming.

Whether you plan on holidaying in the UK or further afield enjoy the benefits and come home a healthier happier person.

Click HERE to find out how you can holiday more often

 

May 15, 2019 Daniel Clarke Benefits of holidays, Family health, Useful articles , , ,

5 Places you must visit on the Isle of Wight

5 Places you must visit on the Isle Of Wight

Here at Parklink we are all about travel, holidays and stunning destinations and where better than the stunning Isle of Wight? Are you looking for things to do on the Isle of Wight? If so then read on! This is a stunning little Island and if you haven’t visited yet, you must!

A little Trivia about the Isle of Wight to get started!

The Isle of Wight Is a beautiful little island 2.4 miles off the southern coast of England. It is the smallest county in the UK measuring 23 miles by 13 miles with 57 miles of stunning coastline, however it’s not so small that it cannot accommodate 7 full sized golf courses!

There are 130’000 residents on the island which makes it the UK’s largest political

Constituency. Here are some of the many reasons to have a holiday home on this beautiful island! Now read on to discover some great things to do on the Isle of Wight…

Visit Compton Bay

Located in West Wight, Compton Bay is one of the Isle of Wight’s best kept secrets. This is a prime location, perfect for surfing and water sports with thousands flocking here every year for this reason. Compton Bay is the perfect spot for a family day where you can spend time on the sandy beach and enjoy a cable car ride whilst taking in the stunning surrounding views. The Island is one of the best places for dinosaur discovery in Europe and at low tide you can see a real dinosaur footprint at Compton Bay! Now you can understand why the Isle of Wight draws so many fossil hunters each year.

Go see the Needles

The Needles is a famous natural landmark consisting of a row of three distinctive stacks of chalk that rise about 30m out of the sea off the western extremity of the Isle of Wight. Here you will find Alum Bay Glass where you can enjoy a fun and educational experience. Visitors can watch the art of glass blowing and see talented craftsmen make a variety of crafted glassware.

At the Isle of Wight Sweet manufactory, watch skilled sweet makers create unique sweets that you won’t find anywhere else! Definitely worth a visit!

Head to Osborne House

You can’t talk history of the island without mentioning Queen Victoria, who loved the Isle of Wight so much she persuaded her husband, Prince Albert, to build a seaside holiday home with some of the most beautiful gardens and views on the island. It later became her permanent home and is worth a visit at any time of year with on-site facilities including various restaurants, gift shops and children’s play area.

Find out more at Fort Victoria

To learn about the Islands military culture, definitely visit the island defences, previously protecting the little Island from invaders and being a first port of call for the mainland when intruders tried crossing the channel. The Fort Victoria Country Park isn’t all guns and battlements though, offering a variety of attractions including a model railway for you to experience.

Learn some history at Brading Roman Villa

The island has been around a little longer than Victorian times, you can discover some ancient history at one of the largest Roman archaeological sites in the UK. It’s a fascinating experience to view first-hand original, and beautifully preserved, mosaic floors from many thousands of years ago. There are plenty of fascinating artefacts to view before you get to spend in the shop and drink tea and coffee in the café!

Are you thinking of visiting this beautiful Island?

Parklink is proud to partner with several leading holiday parks on the Isle of Wight which offer fantastic accommodation for you to stay in whilst here or perhaps you would like to buy your very own static caravan or lodge on this stunning Island? Head over to www.parklink.uk to request further information today!

 

 

May 14, 2019 Daniel Clarke Beaches, Isle Of Wight, Locations, Places to visit , , , ,

Buying a static caravan or lodge – Parklink buyers guide

Welcome to the Parklink buyers guide

This brand NEW guide will take you step by step through the purchase process when buying a static caravan or lodge in the UK.

As you are aware, buying a static caravan or lodge is a big purchase decision not to be taken lightly. Buying a static caravan or lodge can have great benefits where the end goal will be to enhance you and your families lifestyle for many years to come. We have thoughtfully created this guide to offer you guidance in your journey into holiday home ownership so we hope you find it a great help.

This guide covers 5 key areas of buying a static caravan or lodge holiday home which includes:

  • Affordability

Ensuring you understand costs involved when purchasing a holiday home

  • Location

The location is arguably one of the most important factors when buying a static caravan or lodge

  • Choosing a holiday park

This guide will offer advice on which holiday park you should choose for your static caravan holiday home to be on

  • Choosing a static caravan or lodge

Which static caravan or lodge should you buy? This guide will offer you guidance when making this choice.

  • Plot

This is usually the final piece of the puzzle. Choosing the ideal plot for your static caravan or lodge is important to ensure you have the right space and outlook.

View, download and share Parklinks guide today!

You are welcome to view, download or share this guide on buying a static caravan or lodge. Over time we will be constantly updating and improving this guide so feel free to contact us HERE if you have any suggestion or feedback on our first buyers guide.

If you a thinking of buying a static caravan or lodge, this is a MUST read!

Click HERE for a link direct to this buyers guide so you can download for yourself 🙂

April 14, 2019 Daniel Clarke Buyers guide, Buying advice, caravan, Holiday Homes, Investment, Ownership advice, Parklink benefits, Pros and cons, Purchase information , , , , , , ,

Caravans for sale near Filey

 Are you looking for a caravan for sale near Filey? If so, Parklink has some great options for you to consider.

Filey is perfectly located between Scarborough and Flamborough, so owning a caravan holiday home here gives you plenty of options.

Only fifteen minutes from Scarborough to the north or twenty-five minutes to Bridlington heading south, Parklink can recommend a park which will be perfect for your holiday home. Whether looking for a luxury & exclusive park or simply a family friendly Holiday Park, we can help.

Filey is a simply stunning location

It’s easy to see why Filey has become the obvious choice for people looking for a holiday home in this area. This stunning location boasts beautiful sandy beaches in one direction and the rugged beauty of the North York Moors National Park in the other. Choose here for your caravan holiday home and you will be spoilt for choice. Flamborough Head is a great day out for hikers and bird watchers who want to explore the wild, untamed Yorkshire coast.

For culture lovers, York is less than an hour away. Experience the medieval majesty of York Minster, the centre of Christianity in the north of England since the 7th Century, or the Jorvik Viking Centre and see their unique collection of 1000-year-old artefacts.

Owning your own caravan holiday home in Filey will give you plenty to do. This area combines culture, great shopping and the beautiful countryside and beaches. All the elements of the ideal break.

Caravan for sale near Filey

When you first consider looking for a Caravan for sale near Filey and search parks here on Parklink, you’ll be immediately impressed with the choice available to you.

Holiday Parks in this area are very well kept and include fantastic facilities. Some parks include entertainment, Bars and restaurants as well as areas to take your dog for a walk. If you’re an exercise enthusiast you are likely yo find many fitness facilities and opportunities to get fit and healthy.

Parklink is here to help you find your dream holiday home

Once you decide a holiday park near Filey is the ideal base for your caravan holiday home, you may be wondering what’s available?

Whether you choose to look at pre owned caravan’s, a luxury lodge or perhaps something brand new holiday home, there is a great selection to choose from. You can be assured you will be well looked after when you go for a look around the park of your choice. You will be greeted by friendly staff who will be on hand to ensure you have all the information you need to make an informed decision.

Here are a few examples of the Caravans for sale near Filey:

  • The Willerby caravan has two bedrooms, a beautiful, well equipped kitchen with a range cooker. This model is very practical with two bathrooms, ideal for the family stopovers. Outside you will find a lovely decking area for you to relax and soak up the Yorkshire sunshine.
  • The luxurious Atlas caravan was manufactured in 2018 and comprises two bedrooms with an en-suite to the master bedroom, a family shower room and a large living space. Perfect for the whole family to gather around and enjoy each others company.

Looking for something special? Why not treat yourself to a brand new static caravan. The latest models arrive straight from the british manufacturers and with excellent relationships with many major manufacturers, getting the static caravan that’s just right for you is easy.

So Why Choose Filey for your caravan holiday home

When you start looking for a caravan for sale near Filey, Parklink can recommend a handful of great parks to view. These owner friendly holiday parks will give you everything you need for a relaxing family break. When visiting your own caravan or lodge you will have plenty to do, such as:

  • Relax on the sandy beaches near by
  • Go for a trek in the fantastic countryside
  • Enjoy the beautiful scenery on offer
  • Visit the high end shopping areas
  • Soak up the great historical and contemporary culture

If you’re based in the North of England then your caravan in Filey will be the perfect choice for shorter breaks or long relaxing weekends. When the weather looks good, head to your home from home.

Request further information on the Park of your choice

Make you choice from the following leading parks in this area. CLICK on the parks below and request further information today!

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March 3, 2019 agilex Buying advice, caravan, Filey, Locations, Parks, Places to visit, Yorkshire , , , , , , ,

5 Irresistible Reasons To Buy A Static Caravan In Dorset

A beautiful location to own your own holiday home

When you buy a static caravan in Dorset, you’re not only getting a home from home in one of the most beautiful and historic counties in Britain, but you’re tapping into a relaxed, laid back lifestyle.

Think of sand between your toes, over 1800 hours of sunshine each year, great food, friendly people and hundreds of unique ways to make your time in Dorset memorable and fun for everyone.

  1. A surprisingly affordable and flexible option

Buying a static caravan is a significant proposition, but it has many benefits that can make it a far easier decision.

  • With prices from £19,995 and finance options to help you buy a static caravan in Dorset, you can stop worrying and get ready for the next exclusive owner’s party!
  • A home from home. Staying in a place that lets you have the comforts that are important to you as a family, and that will make your stay relaxed and enjoyable.
  • Holiday when it suits you. Have the flexibility to pop down for the weekend when the weather looks great, as well as your big family holiday.
  • And not forgetting the rising cost of foreign holidays for families (around £2000 self-catering for a family of four in Spain) that you wouldn’t have to worry about when you buy your static holiday home.
2. Your static caravan can help pay for itself

If you decide to buy a static caravan in Dorset, it will be a holiday home for you and your family for many years to come. What about the weeks when you don’t plan on enjoying the beautiful Dorset coast?

Renting out your holiday home could be a viable option to help cover the running costs and the cost of buying your static caravan.

Peak season is often in high demand in Dorset, while spring and early autumn could be the time to attract couples or families with more flexibility.

3. What does your Dorset holiday park offer to keep the family entertained?

Many parks have a huge range of facilities to keep your family on the go including:

  • Go swimming in the heated indoor or outdoor pools.
  • Show off your inner Murray on the tennis courts.
  • Throw a few hoops over on the basketball courts before lunch
  • Get beaten by the kids on the nine-hole crazy golf course
  • Jump on the onsite bus straight to the beach
  • Back in time for dinner and then relax and enjoy a couple of drinks in the owner’s lounge before collapsing into bed.

And that’s only day one…

4. Dorset has so much to see and do that you’ll never get bored

Whatever your interests or passions Dorset has you covered and your holiday home is the perfect base to explore what Dorset can offer.

Bournemouth in the east of the county has top-notch shopping for when you need some retail therapy, as well as some great restaurants and the Pavillion theatre – why not take in a show?

Or if you’re craving a touch of luxury, treat yourself to a spa day at Summer Lodge in Evershot followed by a sumptuous afternoon tea?

For the nature lover, Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour is home to the elusive Sika deer and rare red squirrels. No cars are allowed on the island so you’ll need to catch a ferry across and enjoy wandering around the mile long island.

If history is your passion, Dorset has it all, from Corfe Castle near Swanage to Sherborne Abbey to the north and Forde Abbey a Cistercian monastery near Chard.

Explore the Jurassic coast and follow in the footsteps of Mary Anning, fossil hunting at Lyme Regis and stop in historic Abbotsbury for coffee and cake as you head back to your holiday home.

5. Dorset specialises in the unusual…

Holidaying in your new static caravan in Dorset gives you a host of the usual activities to fill your days, but how about a few less ordinary activities to keep them interested?

Your kids will thank you, repeatedly, if you take them to Dorset Water parks near Corfe Castle. Essentially an outdoor, water-based bouncy castle complex split over two lakes.

Or for the budding water sports enthusiast, try paddle boarding or kayaking just a couple of miles down the road on Portland.

Dorset has so much to offer families that buying a static caravan in Dorset isn’t a difficult decision. The park could keep everyone happy for days on end, and combine that with excursions to enjoy everything Dorset has to offer and you’ll be excited to return year after year.

Would you like to buy a static caravan in Dorset? Parklink would like to help you find your dream holiday home in this stunning location.  We work with the best holiday parks in the UK and are on hand to offer you advice along the way.

Contact us HERE today and take the first step towards your new lifestyle

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Private Static Caravan For Sale

Private static caravan for sale

If you’re considering investing in a static caravan to enjoy with the family, a private static caravan poses plenty of benefits. With regards to both price and choice, it’s an option that could certainly save you money and give you a special place to use for many years to come.

Potential savings

If you’re keen to save money, buying a private static caravan is a great option. The static caravan will usually come sited, connected and ready for you to enjoy on a holiday park in the UK.  If you shop around and do your research you can make substantial savings by purchasing privately. Established companies that are selling a large number of static caravans will often charge premium prices due to large overheads.  Opting to purchase privately will mean that you can make dramatic savings; this is because private sellers will price their static caravan to sell in order to compete with well-established sellers.

Extra benefits

A private static caravan will often be fully equipped and will come with plenty of extras that you as the new owner will enjoy. This could be in the form of kitchen appliances, TV’s etc., which will make your static caravan more homely and ready to use. A modern static caravan contains efficient appliances in the kitchen and bathrooms will be kitted out to a high standard. This will all add to your experience as a new owner, meaning you enjoy your home away from home with all your home comforts.

Great choice

When it comes to location and variety, you’re spoilt for choice when browsing for a static caravan. We have plenty of locations on our site for you to choose from, including Scotland, North Wales and Norfolk. This will enable you to choose a location that suits the kind of holiday that you want. Whether you’re after a coastal retreat, a historic setting or somewhere near a national park, you’ll find what you desire.

Piece of mind

Static caravans are the perfect getaway for families to make amazing memories in together. These days they are built to a very high standard with extra long warranties. If you choose to buy a private static caravan, there is every change it may have warranty remaining. This means that if anything does go wrong, you are able to go back to the manufacturer for help.

Are you keen to find your own private static caravan or perhaps you have one for sale? We have plenty of options available on Parklink. Contact us today – dan@parklink.uk or call 01626 333883 

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