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Bristol and Benone: New Caravan Sites Planned

15.06.2026 05:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
Bristol Live ENG + 1 more
Bristol and Benone: New Caravan Sites Planned
Original source: Love Ballymena

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Bristol proposes a temporary 15-pitch caravan site, while Benone holiday park expansion could add 70 pitches.

Bristol City Council has applied to create a temporary site for 15 caravans in Lawrence Weston, on Knowville Close. The site will have access to water, toilets, electricity, and rubbish bins. The charge will be 31.50 pounds per week. The project aims to provide legal caravan accommodation, including for those moving from the Downs, and the land may later be used for social housing.

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has approved the first stage of the investment process to expand Benone Holiday and Coastal Park. Plans include adding 70 pitches for touring caravans and motorhomes, plus two accessible camping pods meeting Changing Places standards. The decision follows growing demand for caravan tourism on the north coast and overcrowding at peak times. A final decision will be made after a feasibility study and master plan, expected by the first quarter of 2026.

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New site for caravan pitches could be created in north Bristol

15.06.2026 Bristol Live ENG Original source

Benone holiday park expansion could add 70 new caravan pitches

07.06.2026 Love Ballymena ENG Original source

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