Holidaying with kids can be difficult. If you have very young children keeping them occupied and happy without disturbing other guests can be especially difficult. Families with children across several age groups can struggle to keep both age groups ahappy. What a teenager wants is very different from what a six or ten year old wants.
Holiday Parks Offer Something for Everyone
Fortunately, there is an answer and that is to visit one of the UK’s holiday parks. The firms who run these holiday parks work hard to provide families with something for every age group.
They provide good quality activities to get your kids involved in summer. Most have sports facilities, swimming pools and some even offer spa facilities.
Every family gets their own caravan, lodge or chalet. This means families get the privacy and space they need to truly relax. There is plenty of room for children to run around and play.
Best of all these holiday parks are not expensive to stay on. The owners of these parks work hard to keep the cost per head below the cost of other kinds of accommodation such as bed and breakfast or hotels.
Which Holiday Parks to Stay On
The best thing about the UK is that there are plenty of holiday parks to choose from scattered throughout the country. This means that regardless of the part of the UK you want to stay in you can find a holiday park nearby.
Cornwall has some of the best holiday parks. Amongst the nicest are Looe Bay, Mullion, White Acres and Sea Acres. In Devon there are Challaborough Bay, Tuda and Torquay, and in nearby Dorset Sandford has a lovely holiday park. Norfolk and Hampshire are lovely places to visit and there are family holiday parks there too.
If you want to stay in a holiday park, you are not limited to the UK. Scotland has some fantastic holiday parks. Along the coast there is Grannie’s Heilan’ Hame and Nairn Lochloy. For those who want to stay inland there is the Tummel Valley and Sundrum Castle. Wales also has some great holiday parks at Trecco Bay and Pendine Sands.
