Family Holiday Park Recommendations

[ALY77]

Had considered Centre Parcs but haven't heard much positive about them of late and their prices before the activities start range from steep to eye watering. Have been looking at Bluestone in Pembrokeshire which appears to be pretty reasonable against the service level but wondered if anyone had any experience of any other good parks in the UK?

We've been a little spoilt in years gone by whenever we stay in the Uk for the family holiday as we've used a very well presented and run family owned holiday park in south devon & well, the football shirt, gold chain, chain smoking, tattooed mums of six don't use the place.

[S2red]

Depending on when you are going have you thought about Holland?

We have used both Center parcs and Landal Green parks in holland and if you are cany with boats used, I'd suggest Hull, it can work is very competitive compared to south coast

Landals are a little more basic that CP's but this encourages you to get out and explore a bit more

[AmiableChimp]

Aly,

have a look at Griffin Forest just outside York.

Not a lot of on-site amenities (i.e. no Center-Parcs) but a lovely, quiet place for a getaway - dog friendly, and close to York for a day trip.

[Tinohead]

If you want to stay in Scotland, my friend's family run these parks

www.holiday-parks.co.uk

[ALY77]

Thanks for your input guys, booked now.
For the Canaries of all places. One word, Women!

[S2red]

Hmm logical we've all been there!

[ALY77]

S2red said:

Hmm logical we've all been there!

I've stopped questioning the logic, I just agree with SWMBO these days!

[AmiableChimp]

Tinohead said:

If you want to stay in Scotland, my friend's family run these parks

www.holiday-parks.co.uk

We owned a static in Blairgowrie for 3 years

We were at least 30 years younger than any of our neighbours!