The new outdoor holiday scheme will offer 28 new all-weather caravan pitches and 12 camping spots, as well as 15 safari tents for the keen royal holidaymaker.
Ms Tominey joked that it could be an option for Harry and Meghan if they want to visit, saying: “Oh my God, it doubles up as a place for Harry and Meghan to stay. If they ever visit!”
She added: “I’m saying that because they like going on safari and being in a tent.”
Harry has now joined the King as he flew from Clarence House to Sandringham in a helicopter, although it is not known which hospital he will be receiving out-patient treatment at.
