Where would you Holiday in the UK?

[Stu]

Ignoring the UK's unpredictable weather, 'IF' you could guarantee a warm dry spell for a UK holiday, where would you go?

A week at the beach, Brighton, Blackpool or Skegness maybe or camping trip to the lake district or caravan touring holiday?

Would you stay in a Caravan, Hotel or rent a Holiday Home?

[maidmarian]

Whitby, just had a week there in a cottage 😁

[wombat girl]

Scotland Caravan

Alton Towers - log house.

[greekgranny]

Cornwall, Devon or Dorset - Caravan

[PoohBears#1fan]

I used to love going to Great Yarmouth with friends in my early 20's. As a child my family had a static caravan in St Osyth which is near Clacton-On-Sea so lots of happy memories from there also, either of those places would be great to revisit.

Our August Florida holiday will mostly be spent on the canal. Judging by the amount of hire boats on it this weekend, it's going to be a popular choice this summer.

[caj]

At this point ... wherever in whatever as long as it had a sea view!

[400ixl]

We are going to support local business and stay in Norfolk this year. Will take our parents caravan somewhere.

So much to do in Norfolk, which being local we never get around to doing. Highly recommend it to anyone. Its also one of the warmer / dryer counties in the country over the summer months.

[Disney_time]

You can't beat B&B in the Scottish Islands. Gone are the stern landladies, nylon sheets and shared bathrooms. Many are in historic buildings, serving gourmet breakfasts, picnic lunches, local artworks on display.

If you get the weather...

[JohnD]

If you could be sure of a guaranteed warm spell - Northern Ireland. Compact with great food and varied scenery.

[DisneyMadMummy]

We love Weymouth! We were supposed to be going on the 27th but had to cancel. That refund went into the Florida pot though so not all doom and gloom 😂