So you’ve decided to explore the UK’s great countryside, which has long attracted holidaymakers who want to get away from it all. The countryside offers idyllic spots for us to enjoy the scenery that surrounds us especially if we live in a big city. Holiday parks Bala see some of the greatest views as well as fun-filled activities you can enjoy across North Wales.

When choosing the perfect place to stay it can be a tricky one, with a lot of variety out there. Maybe you're looking for a historical trip or a family holiday including waterparks and beaches. Whatever the reason, here is a list of what to look out for when looking for a Holiday Park.

Location

At the top of our list is location. Make sure the location you choose is one of the best for exploration. When we visit a new place we want to know a little bit more about that area, with the potential to even visit again. If you can narrow your search done to one area in specific rather than a general area of the country, finding a holiday park will become much easier.

Think of the thing you want to do on your vacation and see whether that area caters for all your exploration needs. Then look to see whether the places you want to visit are in close proximity of your preferred holiday park.

Accommodation

 Accommodation is one of the most important aspects of your trip to take into consideration. Whilst you are away, this will be your home, so it needs to be suitable for everyone’s needs. Look for accommodation that has enough bedrooms and is spacious enough to walk around without bumping into one another. Look for specific facilities such as washing machine, or maybe shower. These are the most important things when staying somewhere as it is likely they will be used on a daily basis. The accommodation’s quality is also important. You’ve been saving up and looking forward to going away, you don’t want to be in a place that puts you on edge, but to make you feel happy.  Good accommodation will be clean, comfortable, suitably furnished and pleasingly decorated.

Atmosphere

You want to go to the countryside to get away from it all afterall, you don’t want to choose a park that makes you feel as though you're in the city still. Finding a holiday park that is harmonic with the landscape that surrounds it, with amazing views and plenty of green spaces. Look to see if they have any landscape pictures on their website or if you are unsure search them on a street view map. The likelihood of a place having fantastic views and not showing them is slim, so, if there are no photographs, it’s best to avoid them.

Food

Whilst there is the option to go off site to tuck into the local grub or simply cook for yourself, there are occasion’s when we’ve had a busy day and cooking or straying too far is the last thing on our minds. Have a look and see if the holiday park has food and drink facilities which allow you to pop out for a bite to eat or an evening drink without having to leave the park.