Britain's Camping, Caravan and Holiday Parks are listed in a new guide for 2008 just launched by the British Tourist Board.
It is packed with information, making it the official and most comprehensive guide to all quality assessed sites in Britain.
There are more than 1,000 places listed to stay, with short breaks and offers, David Bellamy Conservation Award winners are listed, there are colour maps, a guide to events and attractions, ideas for days out and you are also able to choose sites with National Accessible Scheme accommodation at a glance if that is what is required.
Like all the VisitBritain guides, this is loaded with ideas, fully glossy and comprehensive in its detail. Broken down into ten sections around the country, it explains everything you need to know for each entry, including prices, contact numbers, star ratings, details of the position - for example excellent for families, close to sights, spacious pitches, plenty of walking routes - with a valuable key, and a photo of the site.
The National Accessible Scheme has mobility impairment symbols, and also for visual and hearing problems.
There are useful contacts, travel information, distance charts and an index by site name.
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So if you like the outdoors, and camping and caravanning, with this excellent guide you can explore your natural heritage with confidence.
With each site being visited annually by national tourist board assessors, this is a guarantee that you will enjoy Britain as a very special holiday destination.
Britain's Camping, Caravan and Holiday Parks 2008, published by VisitBritain, £8.99.
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