Brits bag all-inclusive breaks from £25 per day at award-winning holiday parks | Devon Live

Parkdean has holiday parks all over the country and has launched an enticing new deal

With many Brits looking to save on summer staycations, Parkdean Resorts is set to roll out an all-inclusive package at 42 of its UK parks for select dates in 2026. With prices starting from just £25 per adult, per day, the deal promises to offer low-cost breaks for families looking to save money on traditional seaside fun.

The package will include three daily meals, unlimited soft drinks, and unlimited Costa Coffee. Following a successful trial at ten parks in 2025, the all-inclusive option is being expanded across more than 40 parks for the spring and early summer seasons.

The upgrade will be available for four-night stays, Monday to Friday, on selected dates between February 16 and March 23, April 20 and May 18, and June 1 to July 13. Prices start at £25 for adults and £10 for children, offering an easy and budget-friendly option for a family getaway.

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A four-night caravan holiday can be booked from as little as £89, meaning a family of four could enjoy a midweek break inclusive of all meals and accommodation for less than £400.

To secure an all-inclusive break, holidaymakers simply need to select the option when checking out on the Parkdean website. There's also the flexibility to add all-inclusive dining to your stay once you've arrived at the park, should you be uncertain about upgrading beforehand, reports the Mirror.

Parkdean has unveiled the list of parks offering the all-inclusive package, featuring family-friendly destinations such as Cornwall, Dorset, the Isle of Wight, and the Lake District, providing a wide array of choices for your stay.

Andy Edge, chief marketing officer at Parkdean Resorts, announced: "Following the huge success of our trial at ten parks in 2025, we are rolling out our all-inclusive offer to a total of 42 holiday parks this year – making us one of the largest providers of all-inclusive UK holiday park breaks.

"Families of four can save over £300 by going all-inclusive, making this an extremely cost-effective option for families seeking action-packed breaks in some of the UK's most scenic and sought-after locations."

List of Parkdean Resorts parks offering all-inclusive breaks:

• Aldeburgh, Suffolk
• Bamburgh, Northumberland
• Bangor, County Down, NI
• Bognor Regis, Sussex
• Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset
• Clacton-on-Sea, Essex
• Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire
• Colwyn Bay, Conwy, Wales
• Dartmouth, Devon
• Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
• Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire
• Morecambe, Lancashire
• Portmeirion, Gwynedd, Wales
• Portstewart, County Londonderry/Derry NI
• Scarborough, North Yorkshire
• Skegness, Lincolnshire
• Southend-on-Sea, Essex
• Southwold, Suffolk
• St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
• St David's, Pembrokeshire
• Tenby, Pembrokeshire
• Tobermory, Isle of Mull, Scotland
• Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear

Other great deals on holidays parks for 2026 can be found at Haven. Right now, holidaymakers can book a basic but brilliant Haven Hideaway breaks from £49, or from £119 with amenities and entertainments included.

Elsewhere, Sykes Cottages is offering 'Super Savings for 2026' with deposits starting from as little as £10. Offering a range of cottages, houses and other self-catering accommodation, Sykes has properties in hundreds of coastal towns and villages.

Holidaymakers who have already enjoyed a Parkdean holiday have left a variety of reviews online. One visitors said: "Great value for a short break, plenty of information and photos and excellent prices."

Another added: "We have had great experiences with Parkdean and find the accommodation, entertainment and facilities are always really good."

A third who stayed at the Camber Sands park said: "We have been before and they love it here especially the swimming pool and the football. Spent a lot of time in the swimming pool and amusements and my grandsons made lot of friends."

Some guests were less impressed however with a three-star review noting: "Park looking a little tired and caravan wasn't the cleanest," while another added "very noisy on site, too many kids without parents."

Another five-star review said: "Our caravan (Gold Premium) was lovely, clean and warm, comfiest beds ever! Loved the celebrity acts, tributes and other related activities provided, troupers were all fab and engaging. Couldn't fault any of the staff we met over the weekend, or the park at all. Gutted to be going home tomorrow."