Caravan and Camping

A popular Gloucester holiday destination is benefiting from the arrival of Rinnai Infinity energy efficient condensing continuous flow water heaters.

Hillcroft Park sits at the head of Ullswater above the pretty lakeside village of Pooley Bridge and offers traditional camping, camping pods, luxury lodges and holiday homes.

Rinnai, the UK leader in hot water heating units and systems for all commercial and residential sites, has recently completed yet another installation at a caravan park and holiday multi-activity centre.

Four-times winner of the AA Campsite of the Year accolade, Seaview International Holiday Park at St Austell in Cornwall boasts exceptionally high quality shower blocks with a supply of never-ending hot water, courtesy of Rinnai’s condensing Infinity HDC1500i continuous flow water heaters

Stone Pitt Caravan Park has self-catering cottages, static caravans and pitches for 36 tourers. The park is recognised for its commitment to sustainability and conservation. So, when it was time to replace the hot water system in the shower block Rinnai stepped up to supply a sustainable option.

Wooda Farm, now in its 40th year, is a family run campsite in the country, by the sea at Bude, Cornwall with 55 holiday homes, two cottages and pitches for touring and camping, and a whole host of activities and facilities for all the family. Facilities for tourers and campers include three toilet and shower blocks, with private wash cubicles, family bathrooms and dishwashing areas. There are also two 24-hour laundrettes to service all sites.

Rinnai, the UK’s leading manufacturer of continuous flow water heating systems, has transformed the hot water delivery arrangements at a busy Caravan Club site in the Malvern Hills.

On the banks of Loch Lomond, the UK's largest freshwater body measuring slightly over 36 km, lodging units at an off-grid vacation park have been fitted with Rinnai 1600e external continuous flow water heaters that run on LPG.