Lloydies your caravan is the same make as ours a Cosalt.Ours is a Devon but this weekend is forecast snow!Even though it has the double glazing and central heating I dont fancy digging our way out!

I must admit i had a different philosophy when we purchased our mobile. We looked at both normal and DG&CH units, but as the site was only open March to November we just went with a standard model as let's be honest - if it's -2C on the west coast of Scotland in March, i wouldn't be going down to sit in a caravan anyway, i'd just stay at home!!!

Having experienced it for two years now, i'm glad we did as during the summer we seem to spend more time chasing the heat out of the caravan with the windows and doors open. It's like a wee oven, and that's in Scotland ... i dread to think what it would be like with DG!!!! Even during last years pretty poor summer, it was still nice and cosy

I'm hoping for a better summer this year though, as i've decided to spend some cash on the house this year and we'll have three weeks at the caravan ... so fingers crossed!

We only decided to buy this caravan as the previous owner had had a fall out with his site owner and just wanted rid of it.Our previous caravan was only 3 years old but when we got the chance to buy this one at half what the original owner had paid 4 years earlier we jumped at the chance.We are able to use it any time although we tend to only go when the site is officially open,March-November.We have been on the site 21 years and I am wanting my hubby to sell up and buy a motor home.Even more now that I have just read Briars trip report

Was only 4 or 5C outside, but was still 20C inside the caravan this weekend with the sun out!

A nice place to go is Twitchen Holiday Parc (Woolacombe) In Devon.
Nice club with entertainment late at night
Good for bringing your tent/caravan or you can hire a caravan.
All round good for everyone Dont exactly know when it opens but closes at novemberish!!