Coventry Golf Club

Coventry Golf Club sits just outside the city proper, and if you're basing yourself at one of the caravan parks round here - Eriba Glade is the closest at five miles - it's worth knowing what's nearby beyond the usual touring circuit. This is a proper members' club, which means you'll need an introduction or a reciprocal arrangement to get on the course, but it's worth asking if you're a golfer with a handicap certificate. The layout's solid without being spectacular - championship length, well-maintained greens, the sort of place that's been doing its job quietly for decades rather than shouting about it. You're looking at a full round here, so budget your morning or afternoon accordingly. It's not a walk-and-look destination if you're not playing; the clubhouse is modest and the club has that traditionally members-only feel. The surrounding area has other parks within striking distance - Tinywood Homes and Lairhillock Park are both under seven miles away - so if you're mixing a caravan holiday with golf, this could slot into a broader itinerary. Coventry itself has history worth exploring, which takes the pressure off if the weather turns. Not everyone in your party will want to spend four hours on the fairways, but serious golfers staying in the area should ring ahead and see what visiting options exist. Proper club golf rather than corporate entertainment.