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Prince Charles tells school children of his love of caravans

The Prince of Wales' remarks were made at a school in Northern Ireland

by Chris Jefferies
The Royal Family’s love affair with caravanning continues apace, as HRH Prince Charles has told school children in Northern Ireland that he loves caravans.
The Prince of Wales and his wife Camilla paid a visit to Orchard County Primary School in Annaghmore last week (26 June), where they were greeted by excited pupils.
And school principal Stephen Blevins told The Lurgan Mail how Charles and Camilla discussed holiday plans for the summer months with a young student.
“He said: ‘are you going to the seaside?’ and she told him she was going to her caravan. He laughed and said he loved caravans.”
His comments come after The Queen recently took a tour of the Bailey of Bristol factory to mark the company’s 65th anniversary.
We’re not sure where Charles’s got his love of caravanning from, but perhaps Her Majesty has been sharing tales of her trip to Bristol.