Caravan Holidays in Worcestershire

Each has something different to offer, but both can provide you with the perfect caravan holiday. Imagine enjoying a drink in a hot tub on the terrace of your holiday home while you watch the setting sun light up the surrounding hills. Or a home away from home surrounded by chocolate-box villages and acres of glorious countryside to explore. 

Owning your own holiday home at one of our caravan parks means you can enjoy everything a caravan holiday offers at times entirely of your choice and with the benefit of still being in your own space even when you’re not at home. You can break away from daily life and retreat to the countryside whenever you fancy. And Worcestershire is a county brimming with places, activities and attractions that will give you reasons to keep coming back for years to come.

The rest of the county consists of market towns, quaint villages and over 600 square miles of famously green and verdant countryside. Worcestershire is a county of hills, vales and river valleys that are a delight to explore and roam around. Every acre boasts natural beauty. Worcestershire is also a county with rich and fascinating history, from its medieval cathedrals and castles to snug Georgian high streets, ancient villages and modern retail, entertainment and dining experiences.

Worcestershire has ancient woodlands, vibrant cities, glamorous gardens, challenging trails, wonderful waterways, spectacular views, quiet spots and fantastic food. Whether you want to do all, some, one or none of these things on your caravan holiday, Worcestershire can be the place for your ideal getaway.

Holiday Caravan Sites in Worcestershire

Allens Caravans has two caravan parks in Worcestershire, both with caravans and plots available to buy for holiday homes. Each has a distinct character.

Both these parks offer seclusion while being well-connected for the start and end of your holiday or if you want to get away for a day. By car the M5 motorway and key A-roads bring you to Worcestershire from all directions, and both Evesham and Pershore are also served by direct trains from London Paddington. Whichever park you choose to purchase a holiday home, you can easily access it with no hassle!

To suit its more family-orientated character, Abbot’s Salford has a wider range of on-site facilities to keep both adults and children happy and entertained. There’s a clubhouse and bar, a restaurant and café which combine to offer a wide range of food and drink options depending on the time of day, taste and mood.

If the weather doesn’t cooperate, there’s an indoor games room and a fully equipped live entertainment space. When it does, there’s an outdoor children’s playground as well as a football/basketball court. For spending more serene time amid nature, the park has both private riverside fishing spots on the River Avon and an on-site carp pond. For getting in the water rather than tempting fish out of it, there’s a heated outdoor pool.

And when we say that Abbot’s Salford is for all the family, we mean it – the park welcomes dogs both in caravans, around the park and in the clubhouse and bar (so long as they’re well-behaved, of course!).

When you purchase a caravan as a holiday home in our Worcestershire parks, this environment and these facilities become yours to enjoy whenever you want. With a park caravan, you can have a holiday home with all this to do and enjoy on your doorstep – something that isn’t available to owners of standard holiday homes. And all that’s without considering the wealth of activities, spaces and opportunities that are nearby in the rest of Worcestershire.

• Bredon Hill: Unsurprisingly, this is only three miles from Bredon View but also makes for an ideal day trip from Abbot’s Salford. This striking isolated hill rises out of the Vale of Evesham to a height of 1000ft (300m). It provides stunning views across up to eight counties and plenty of wildlife.

• West Midlands Safari Park: Near the town of Bewdley, this award-winning park has 200 acres and over 160 species. It was the first park in the UK to host all of the ‘African Big Five’ animals – lions, leopards, rhinoceros, elephants and hippos. It also has the largest pack of meerkats in the UK and the country’s largest walk-through lemur enclosure. The park is also home to tigers, reptiles, an aquarium and penguins.

• The Severn Valley Railway: Step back in time on one of the country’s finest heritage railways. Running for 16 miles along the picturesque Severn river valley, you can ride in vintage carriages behind preserved steam engines between beautifully restored stations. The railway runs a busy programme of special and themed events through the year.

• Broadway & The Cotswolds: Both our Worcestershire caravan parks sit on the edge of the Cotswolds, one of Britain’s most famously beautiful National Landscapes. This is an area of snug villages with honey-coloured stone buildings, fine pubs, inviting tea rooms and tempting shops, nestling between hills with hundreds of miles of footpaths to ramble over. The village of Broadway, just a 20-minute drive from either of our parks, is often considered one of the prettiest villages in England.