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64765 but 210X260 CARAVAN BROCHURE 2014 SK V4.Indd 2014 holiday brochure Call 01754 614444 Visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com Welcome to Butlins Skegness Caravan Village et in 100 acres of landscaped gardens, the Caravan Village is quiet and relaxing after a day of non-stop action at Butlins. Populated by Sa wealth of interesting wildlife and just a short stroll away from the main resort, you can relax and watch the world go by from the privacy of your holiday home, or get busy with everything that’s on offer on our Butlins resort. WHy a cARAVAn HOLIDAy at BUTLINS? ACCESs to aLl tHe BUTLINS FACILITIES* DETACHEd lIVINg ACCOMMODATION MODERN, sPACIOUs aNd FULl of hOMe cOMFORTS THERE’s rOOm fOr ALl tHe fAMILY FREe cAr pARKINg cLOSe To yOUr aCCOMMODATION PRIVATe gARDEn aREA DOGs aRe WELCOME† *Advertised prices include passes to Butlins for up to 6 people. Additional passes can be purchased. See holiday price guide for details. †Conditions apply, selected caravans only 2 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 3 Our True Intent is all for your delight A lot has changed at Butlins since Billy Butlin opened our first resort in Skegness in 1936, but our aim is just the same. We believe the twinkling ocean and the smell of fresh sea air are still essential ingredients in a brilliant Butlins break. ‘A Holiday’s not a holiday without a trip to the seaside’ The original Butlins resort opened at Skegness for good reason. Famous for its miles of golden sand and now with our brand new Splash Waterworld there are plenty of things to do and see, which will keep your whole family entertained. ‘A holiday’s your opportunity to try something new’ Part of the excitement of going away is discovering new ways to have fun. There’s nothing better than discovering a new skill or rediscovering a passion. At Butlins we know everyone is different, which is why we offer a whole host of activities for every member of the family to try. 4 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 5 Welcome to youR home from home ll our holiday homes are just let one of our friendly modern, spacious, fully- advisors know and we’ll do Afurnished, well equipped everything we can to make your and provide a great place for stay as enjoyable as possible. fun family living. Children just love caravans and our holiday GOLD SILVER GOLD PLUS homes are built with families in Check-in time 4pm 3pm 2pm mind. With a fully fitted kitchen, Butlins Passes (for up to 6 people) spacious lounge and a built in Width 10ft 12ft 12ft shower, you’ll feel right at home Gas and Electricity as soon as you arrive. Fully Fitted Kitchen Toilet We know that choosing where to Shower stay is really important. Whether TV in Lounge Kettle you’re looking for a comfy living Iron space or something a little more Toaster luxurious, at Butlins Caravan Gas Fire in Lounge Village we have the ideal caravan DVD Player for you and your family. CD Player Microwave All of our caravans have three Double Glazing bedrooms, a shower room, Full Central Heating kitchen and lounge area with sofa Bed Linen Towels bed, are inclusive of gas and Welcome Pack (starter pack of tea, electricity and sleep up to eight coffee, milk and sugar) * people Patio Furniture (18 July to 31 August) If you have any special During the cooler winter months extra requirements, such as staying bedding may be advisable in Silver and close to your friends and family, Gold caravans. *Advertised prices include passes to Butlins for up to 6 people. Additional passes can be purchased on family breaks. See holiday price panel for details. Picture is example only, actual caravan may vary from picture shown. 6 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 7 Something for everyone, all part of the price illy Butlin had a simple, heartfelt aim to offer his guests the best possible holiday experience for the best possible price. That’s still Bour guiding principle today. You’ll find sports and active pursuits for everyone to try and some you might not have tried before. Splash Waterworld the best bit of the holiday Little ones will love splish-splashing about in the shallow beach area, while older children and young-at-heart adults won’t be able to resist the wave pool and flumes. We proudly opened our new £12 million Splash Waterworld at Easter 2013 and it promises much excitement and relaxation all for your delight. JOIn us in sPLASh ALl pARt of WATERWORLd fOR THe pRICE JET-STREAm & VORTEX FAIRGROUNd rIDES fASt fLUMES SPLASh WATERWORLD FAMILy rIPTIDe rAFt rIDE KIDS’ cHARACTEr sHOWS CENTRAl WHIRLPOOl & SECREt BUbbLe pOOL LIVe eVENINg eNTERTAINMENT CIRCUs SKILLs & mUSIc aCTIVITIES WAVe pOOl & WILd rAPIDS ARTs & CRAFTS OUTDOOr rIVEr rAPIDS FOOTBALl SESSIONS CHILDREN’s pOOl aREA SOFT-PLAy aREAS CAFe & DJ BOOTH UNDEr 5s RIDES PLENTy of lOUNGEr sPACE OUTDOOr PLAYGROUNDS OUTDOOr fOUNTAIn ANd sPLASh zONE PUPPET SHOWS 8 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 9 I’ve always been a showman at heart illy Butlin banished the world ‘boring’. He strongly believed that holidays should be much more exciting than any other time of year. BSo to make sure everyone goes home smiling, Skegness resort has a talent-packed programme that’s bursting with famous TV heroes, crowd- pleasing performances and barrels of belly laughs. You’ll feel the thrill of the curtain rising on a new show every day and night – all part of the price - in two of our premier entertainment venues. Favourite Characters – all their dreams come true all our little ones will get the part of the thrill of their lives when they PRICE! Yfirst set eyes on much-loved TV characters roaming around the resort. Every day there will be new favourites to meet, hug, dance and sing-along with, including Mike the Knight™, Angelina Ballerina™, Fireman Sam™ and Butlins very own Billy and Bonnie Bear. FINd oUt WHO YOu cAn sEE VISIT BUTLINS.COM/CHARACTERS © 2013 HIT Entertainment Limited HIT Entertainment © 2013 10 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 11 Eat Together and Eat Well appy family mealtimes can make a holiday. When you’ve been out all day, it can be great to come back to the calm of your Hcaravan to relax with a nice family meal and catch up on the day’s activities. With a dining table and a well equipped kitchen, our caravans are like a home from home, making family meals just as special on holiday. Don’t worry about bringing your groceries from home either, we’ve got a supermarket on resort where you can find everything you’ll need. Or if you don’t feel like cooking you can always try one of our great restaurants on resort. With eateries for different tastes, occasions and wallets, from the best of British, to pizzas and pastas, salads and more you’ll find top-quality food in a family-friendly atmosphere. WHERe to eAT Add a dining package * We know how hard it can be to plan and cook family meals when everyone wants something different. Choose a dining plan and your whole family can relax and enjoy mealtimes together. All our dining plans include breakfast and an evening meal served in one of our buffet restaurants on every day of your stay. Please ask for details of the dining packages available. VIEW rESTAURANt mENUs *Not available on ‘School holiday’ breaks. ANd tAKe 360O tOURs VISIT BUTLINS.COM/DINE 12 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 13 if your mood is rest and quietude hether you’re a coffee you decide to visit, they’ll be lover or a budding wine something everyone will enjoy. Wconnoisseur they’ll be something for you. Relax at SOHO Some people can’t wait to shop Coffee Co. with 100% organic, when they’re on holiday, and Fairtrade coffee, sumptuous hot we have a range of shops to chocolate or a selection of teas. suit everybody’s needs. From Megatreats, our sweet shop, Take some time out in The Front to Treasures, with all our Billy Room’s cool surroundings whilst Bear and Skyline merchandise. watching Sky Sports on our big Pop into Photocall to print out screens. Enjoy the atmosphere all your holiday snaps to create at our Sun & Moon family pub, those lasting memories. Plus, or visit our bright and modern we have the Spar supermarket Jellyfish Lounge in the heart of to pick up all your essentials. our Skyline Pavilion, the perfect place for relaxing with a coffee or glass of wine. Whichever 14 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 To find out more, visit butlinsskegnesscaravans.com or call 01754 614444 15 A holiday’s your opportunity to try something new hether you’re visiting for a family holiday or to celebrate a special occasion, we want you to get the most from your break. If you Ware visiting us during a school holiday break, here are some extra passes and treats that you can add when you book, to help make your break a little bit more special.
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