WHITSTABLE CARAVAN IN 5 STAR HOMING PARK

A lovely 8 berth 2009 caravan at Homing Park consisting of 1 double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms and double bed in lounge all bedrooms provide ample storage space.There is a separate toilet and shower room with sink. There is also a fully equipped kitchen with plenty of storage space.

The lounge is equipped with board games, dvd,freeview,video player, sony playstation 2 with numerous games and DVD's. there is also a dining area.Gas and electricity is included as are duvets, pillows and blankets, please note duvet covers, pillow cases, sheets and towels are not included.
Homing Park is well located for Ramsgate and Dover ferries to Calais and Ostend and Ashford and Folkestone for Eurostar.

Why not visit leeds castle, herne bay museum, and bluewater europes largest shopping centre,or visit whitsable harbour which is five minutes drive and try the famous oysters.onsite facilities include outdoor pool, tennis court, five a side football pitch, two childrens play areas, laundrette, a club for entertainment and a drink or two.there is also entertainment and good food.
We have outdoor furniture and a barbeque for those who like to spend time al fresco.

A LITTLE BIT MORE STUFF ABOUT THINGS WE LIKE ABOUT WHITSTABLE

Whistable is a very popular destination with tourists due to it's distinct character and Bohemiam flavour. It is very famous for it's Oysters which have been collected in the area since the Roman times. There is an annual Oyster festival where maritime heritage is celebrated and the town becomes very lively with live bands and craft stalls etc. Freshly caught shellfish are available throughout the year at several seafood restaurants and pubs in the town. The town has shingle beaches flanking the harbour, where sunbathing, swimming and water sports are popular. A notable feature of Whitstable is The Street, a natural strip of shingle on clay bank which runs out to sea at right angles to the coast, for a distance of about half a mile. It is the last remnant of the land to the north of the town lost to sea erosion over millennia. Located to the east of the harbour, The Street is revealed only at low tide, when it is possible to walk out along it as well as swim either side in safe, sandy bottomed shallows. A view of The Street can be seen on the hilltop lawns of Tankerton Slopes. Please see Gallery Page for pictures.

Photos of inside our caravans below, more will be added soon.