Parkdean Resorts launch 2022 holidays – with short breaks from £129 and week-long stays from £209
FAMILIES looking to beat the booking rush for next summer can now book a 2022 summer holiday with Parkdean Resorts.
The holiday company has released its breaks for early summer next year at parks in some of the UK's most beautiful spots.
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Dates for the breaks run from June to mid-July, so you can avoid the crowds of peak summer, whether you choose a countryside or seaside destination.
Short breaks cost from £129 and week-long stays from £209, which means families can make a saving of up to £60 on their holiday.
And you can choose to stay in some of the top locations throughout the UK, including Scotland, Yorkshire, Norfolk, Devon, and Cornwall, with many of the parks right by the beach.
The trip can be secured with deposits from £25, with the rest payable later.
Accommodation choices range from caravans to lodges and apartments so there is an option for all groups of family and friends.
You can even bring your dogs to some of the properties for a £40 supplement.
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If you're looking for more staycation inspiration, we've found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools.
There are also great UK coach trips for families and campsites with availability for summer.
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