Yes folks, it’s just around the corner. Pancakes are on their way to be shortly followed by chocolate eggs bunnies and chicks. We’ve had a quick availability check on the websites of the major caravan holiday park operators and spaces for the first big holiday of the year are rapidly disappearing already.
So, what deals are on offer. Even though competition is stiff when it comes to getting the break that you want the main holiday park companies are offering good deals. So, what are they? Read on…
Haven Holidays are offering a 7 night holiday deal from £369 for the whole family at many of their renowned resorts. Haven have a great number of locations across the country, mainly in coastal resorts, and they generally score highly on independent review sites. Check availability.
Park Holidays have also got a great number of holiday parks (23) which stretch across the breadth of the south of England, and are again mainly located in coastal resorts. They are offering deals for 3, 4 and 7 night breaks over the Easter holidays, and prices vary from region to region, as follows.
Park Holiday breaks in Devon start at £199 for 3 nights at Riviera Bay. 4 nights at the same location start from £216, and their cheapest 7 night deal is in the same holiday park for £269.
Park Holidays breaks in Essex start at £181 for 3 nights at Steeple Bay. 4 nights at the same location start from £194, and their cheapest 7 night deal is in the same holiday park for £231.
Breaks in Sussex start at £252 for 3 nights at Winchelsea Sands. 4 nights at the same location start from £271, and their cheapest 7 night deal is in the same holiday park for £333.
Breaks in Hampshire start at £264 for 3 nights at Solent Breezes. 4 nights at the same location start from £282, and their cheapest 7 night deal is in the same holiday park for £364.
Breaks in Suffolk start at £213 for 3 nights at Suffolk Sands. 4 nights at the same location start from £232, and their cheapest 7 night deal is in the same holiday park for £300.
Breaks in Kent start at £197 for 3 nights at Marlie. 4 nights at the same location start from £211, and their cheapest 7 night deal is in Harts for £275.
We must note that the initial prices quoted on the Park Holidays Easter break offers page have increased on their actual booking page. This could originally have been a mistake, but we doubt it. It’s more likely that since the offers page was published the cheaper holidays have already been snapped up.
So, the message here is an obvious one, don’t leave it too late as the bargains will go, and in fact all holidays regardless of prices reductions will disappear rapidly. Whatever your thoughts on Brexit, one thing is for sure, the decline in the value of the pound is going to make booking a UK holiday more difficult as more and more people opt for a staycation. Get clicking folks before availability ‘eggspires’!