Future of Danny and Dani Dyers' caravan show confirmed days after first series
The Dyers’ Caravan Park launched on Sky last week, and the broadcaster has reached a decision on a potential second series.
The Dyers’ Caravan Park has officially been commissioned for a second series.
Danny and Dani Dyers' hit Sky show - which has become the broadcaster's best original unscripted entertained launch in five years - has proved popular with viewers since it debuted last week, and the father-daughter duo will be returning for another run at Priory Hill and Nutts Farm.
Danny said: "We can’t believe the love you’ve all shown to our Caravan site. So, we’re coming back. Roll on the Summer of all Summers."
His daughter Dani added: "Coming back for Series 2 of Dyer’s Caravan Park feels so special.
"Thank you for all the love and support it honestly means everything. We’re so ready for another season of fun, chaos and a bit of Dyer madness."
The show follows the pair as they get stuck in and explore the realities of life running a caravan park.
Shirley Jones, Commissioning Editor at Sky, commented: “The Dyers’ Caravan Park delivered Sky’s biggest entertainment launch in five years, and that’s down to Danny and Dani’s unmistakable passion and the brilliant community at Priory Hill and Nutts Farm that surrounds them.
"We’re incredibly proud of the outstanding team both on and off screen who bring such humour, heart and craft to the series.
"We are all very excited to bring audiences along for another brilliant stay, full of challenges, and no doubt a bit of chaos, at the park next year."
Meanwhile, Ben Wicks - creative director, entertainment, and executive producer, Expectation - insisted Sky have made the right decision.
He said: "We’re incredibly proud to be working with Danny and Dani — for our money, the most entertaining duo on TV — on a series the critics have called very funny and full of heart.
"On the show the Dyers are surrounded by a brilliant cast of staff and residents who are genuinely funny, and - despite their caravans being static- incredibly moving.
"They'll make you laugh, cry and wonder why we don’t see more of them on elsewhere on screen. Huge credit to Sky for recognising that and bringing the show back so quickly."
