Harwich holiday parks, Essex Lxury lodge & static caravan holiday parks in Harwich
Harwich holiday parks - a popular holiday resort and attractive, historic town on the Essex coast steeped in maritime history, Harwich is the idyllic seaside town. At Dovercourt Bay, there is a Blue Flag beach with Marine Parade stretching for miles, connecting the town with the seafront. The parade is a popular place for walking especially during the evenings, similar to the 'Italian passeggiata' that involves casual strolling, friendly chatting and lots of people-watching!
Harwich is home to the Ha'penny Pier, one of the UK's only surviving wooden working piers. Built in 1853 the pier is an iconic landmark still attracting thousands of visitors today. Families love Harwich because of the easy access and excellent Blue Flag beaches that are safe with gentle waters ideal for children and toddlers. Couples will love the history, connection with the Mayflower and American pilgrim settlers as well as geat seafood restaurants.
| At a glance... | |
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| Restaurants | 20+ |
| Coastal cycle paths | ✔ |
| Promenade walking trails | ✔ |
| Blue Flag beaches | ✔ |
| Boat trips | ✔ |
| Maritime forts and castles | ✔ |
| Nearest airport | Stanstead (44 miles) |
| Nearest train station | Dovercourt (Greater Anglia) |
Featured holiday parks around Harwich
The caravan and lodge parks around Harwich provide excellent self catering accommodation with static caravans and luxury lodges to rent and buy or offer a range of pitches for camping, touring and motorhomes.
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Park holiday homes for sale
If you are looking to buy a park holiday home, see our selection of new and pre-owned static caravans for sale on holiday parks around Harwich and throughout Essex. There is a wide selection of 2 and 3 bedroom caravans and lodges from leading holiday home manufacturers such as Omar, Swift, ABI and Willerby.
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Things to see & do in Harwich
Harwich is famous for it's association to The Mayflower and the American Founding Fathers.The surrounding area is full of interesting villages, historic coastline, beautiful beaches and countryside to explore. The old town dates to the 13th century on the mouth of the Stour/Orwell estuary and can be explored on the Maritime Heritage Trail taking in the Redoubt Fort and Old Radar Tower on Beacon Hill before heading to one of the many pubs, cafes and restaurants Harwich is equally famous for.
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| Enjoy BLue Flag Beaches at Dovercourt | ✔ |
| Explore Dedham Vale National Landscape AONB | ✔ |
| Seal watching boat trips | ✔ |
| Visit Jimmy's Farm | ✔ |
| Family days out at The Suffolk Punch Trust | ✔ |
| A day out with the kids at Funtasia Felixstowe | ✔ |
Our view on Harwich holiday parks
Harwich has a fascinating history which makes every visit to this traditional seaside town a trip to remember. Renting a park holiday home is the perfect choice for a self-catering holiday as it provides total flexibility, allowing you explore this fascinating part of the Essex coast at your own pace. Buying your own caravan or holiday lodge gives you the freedom to take unlimited holidays at any time of year.
