Sometimes it feels like there’s a Wetherspoons pub on every street corner – and this latest piece of news proves that they really are everywhere.

Travel-mad couple Nathan and Grace recently discovered one of the boozers exists at a caravan park. It has its own personal Wetherspoon venue right on site.

According to the couple on TikTok, it’s the first branch to appear at an actual caravan site in the UK, and they said the prices seem “a bit more expensive” than other Wetherspoon pubs. Nonetheless, it comes with a “perfect” outdoor area so people are able to soak up the sun on brighter days.

It’s located at Haven’s Primrose Valley Holiday Park, in North Yorkshire, and the couple seem pretty impressed with it. When they go inside, you can see how big the pub is, and they admitted it’s “huge” themselves.

When you’re catering for a lot of visitors, you have to have a lot of space, so perhaps that explains the scale of it.

They also showed off their food and drink at the pub, and told viewers they managed to bag it all for around £26. Grace admitted the venue gets super busy on the weekends, but it’s well worth a visit.

Being the only caravan site in the UK with a Wetherspoon, it looks as though it’s a must-visit for all who stay there. The couple admitted it’s a “cool” spot to go for a pint, and people seem to love it there.

Meanwhile, social media users seem just as impressed by it, as the video has been liked more than 3,000 times. People have also been quick to comment to share their thoughts.

Some did point out that they thought the prices were a little expensive though, with one writing: “A fiver for Carling is absolutely criminal.”

One person replied: “We were there just after it opened – it was busy then.” Another added: “Omg! I was there last month in August.”

A third replied: “We have been there. It was nice, but a bit more expensive, but very nice. You expect that in places like that.” Meanwhile, a fourth commented: “A great addition to the caravan site.”

Some people noted the price increases weren’t that much more than you’d expect, while others were fuming with the difference. One more chimed in with: “£4.99 for a pint of Carling, haha.”

Another quipped: “Does it really say sensible prices?”