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2019 2 3 There’s nothing quite like a holiday, is there? It’s a chance to step back. A reminder of what life’s like when you’re not on the clock. A time for running into the sea – then running back out again when you realise how cold it is. For building sandcastles, bumping dodgems and stuffing your face with fish and chips. Most importantly, it’s your chance to spend quality time with your family, getting to know them all over again. Holidays are all about simple pleasures. They’re what we do best. So, gather up your little ones and big ones too. Pack your bucket and spade, and head to the Great British Coast for a holiday you’ll remember long after you’ve got the sand out of your socks. We can’t wait to welcome you. Riviere Sands Holiday Park, Cornwall 4 Park Map 5 We have 36 parks around the UK, each no more than a stone’s throw from the beach. O Sc0tland C ntents 2 Introduction 4 Park Map 6 New Developments Seton Sands 8 Accommodation Nature Rockz Craig Tara Berwick 11 Haggerston Castle 15 Free Activities & Entertainment 0 N rthumberland 16 Paid Activities & Restaurants 18 Scotland & Northumberland Cumbria 20 Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Lakeland 24 Essex, Kent & Sussex Blue Dolphin Cala Gran Blackp00l Primrose Valley 26 Wales Marton Mere Reighton Sands Y0rkshire Thornwick Bay 28 Norfolk Presthaven 32 Dorset Hafan y Môr Thorpe Park Golden Sands 34 Blackpool & Cumbria N0rth Linc0lnshire Greenacres Wales 36 Devon, Cornwall & Somerset 40 Prices & Park Facilities Check List Caister-on-Sea Quay West 0 0 0 Seashore 42 Touring & Camping Prices S uth N rf lk Wild Duck Hopton Lydstep Beach Wales Kiln Park Essex Burnham-on-Sea The Orchards Doniford Bay S0merset Dev0n Allhallows D0rset Kent Perran Sands C0rnwall Sussex Riviere Sands Littlesea Rockley Park Combe Haven Devon Cliffs Seaview Church Farm Weymouth Bay 6 New Developments 7 New for 2019 We always work our hardest to keep making your holidays better and better – but this year our improvements are taking a massive For all children leap forward. Five parks are the first in line for amazing transformations. You’ll find great and small spectacular new places to play, eat and enjoy time together. Just right for creating even more Our huge new activity facilities will have lifelong family memories. something for everyone, whatever the weather; they’re coming to Hafan y Môr and Craig Tara, and The Shore Waterpark at Seashore. The best bits include a stupendous water park, mini 4x4 off-roading and treetopping high-jinks. Much more From the tiniest tots to the most mature family members, everyone will find something they to tuck into love. It’s up to you – pick an adrenaline rush, a super-charged splash, get engrossed in We’re bringing lovely grub closer to the heart indoor amusements or plump for the squishiest, of everything we do – you’ll find loads of places softest play. to hang out together. We’ve created all kinds of restaurants, bars and eateries that bring Because we’re thinking so big, most of our the outside in, with cosy snugs, driftwood and plans are still in the early stages…but you can greenery – from pizza to traditional tea shops. get a sneaky peek at Craig Tara, Hafan y Môr, Hafan y Môr and Seashore in particular are Haggerston Castle, Hopton and Seashore at welcoming a great big new range of eateries. haven.com/new2019. Images for illustration purposes only. To book your holiday, contact your local travel agent. 8 Accommodation 9 Make yourself at home You’ve done the packing, the driving, the I-spying, and now you’re here – on holiday at Haven. It’s time to explore your holiday home and settle in! Cosy caravans, adventurous Geo Domes, swish beach houses – we’ve got the lot. And whether you’re keeping it simple in a Standard caravan, going plush with a Platinum or living it large in a Super Lodge, you can count on your holiday home having everything you need for a comfy stay. Whichever holiday home takes your fancy, you’ll never be more than a short stroll or car journey from having a paddle in the sea. And if you’ve got a four-legged family member, they can come along too. Most dog breeds are more than welcome at many of our parks. Holiday home Standard Deluxe Prestige Platinum features Size Ultimate 10ft 12ft Min. 12ft (width) luxury Two bed 4664 sleeps Three bed 6886 sleeps On Decking/ ––selected Ye s veranda models Adapted homes –YesYes– available Pet Ye s Ye s Ye s – friendly Dogs are welcome at all of our parks, apart from Burnham-on-Sea, Riviere Sands and Lydstep Beach. See your local travel agent or go to haven.com for more Combe Haven Holiday Park, Sussex details of what's included in our accommodation. 10 Nature Rockz 11 Nature Rockz Does your family like to run wild? Then they’ll love Nature Rockz. Our range of outdoor activities give your rosy-cheeked explorers the chance to pick up a new skill or two in the great outdoors. Kids of all ages can get in on the action. From building shelters in the bush to sculpting sandcastles by the sea, our Rangers have got all kinds of activities to get everyone on their feet and into the wild. Sign your kids up for a Nature Rockz activity and watch them become junior survivalists. In no time at all they’ll learn how to make campfires with the best of them. Pint-sized Picassos can nurture their artistic side with pebble art and nature-themed designs. Plus, there are woodland trails and coastal walks to get the whole family up close and personal with everything nature has to offer. Nature Rockz activities are available at all of our parks, so there’s no excuse not to give them a go! Activities vary by park. See haven.com for full details. Wild Duck Holiday Park, Norfolk To book you holiday, contact your local travel agent. 12 13 Seaview Holiday Park, Dorset 14 Free Activities & Entertainment 15 Lots of fun, for free We cram every day with more fun activities than you can shake a stick at. It doesn’t matter if you’ve lucked out with the weather or it’s raining cats and dogs – there’s always something to get up to. Best of all, loads of it’s free. Feeling the heat? Jump into one of our famous pools. We’ve got indoor pools, outdoor pools and SplashZones, the most fantastic flumes and slooshy slides that’ll have everyone shouting ‘again!’. The fun doesn’t stop there, either. The kids can burn off their excess energy on our sports courts and in our play areas, with loads of organised activities and chances for freeplay. Then there’s wall-to-wall entertainment day and night. Start your morning off with the Seaside Squad at Rise and Shine, when our troop of characters join the kids for breakfast and get them pumped for the day ahead. Later on, take your seats as our FunStars and Theatre Company take to the stage with their pop-tastic singing and dancing. Facilities vary by park. Hafan y Môr Holiday Park, North Wales To book your holiday, contact your local travel agent. 16 Paid Activities & Restaurants 17 Loads to try, for a little extra Fancy giving something new a go? Well, you’re in luck. We’ve got an action-packed schedule bursting at the seams with activities for the whole family to try out. Take to the zip-line and unleash your inner daredevil. Send the kids on an underwater adventure with our AquaJets. Go wild with outdoor activities like Aerial Adventure, fishing and archery. For just a little extra, our Activity Bundles are a good value way to make the most of your holiday. Everything tastes better by the seaside Whether you fancy a quick coffee or a family feast, we’ve got teatime covered. Taking the crew out to eat? No worries. Even the fussiest of eaters will love our selection of family-friendly restaurants and casual cafés. As well as our own food joints like fish and chips, we’ve got crowd pleasers like Papa John's Pizza and Burger King right here in our parks. For a cheeky treat, you can even order pizza straight to your caravan, chalet or apartment. Staying in for the night? Piece of cake! Our Mini Market has all the fresh bread, fruit and veg you need to cook up a feast and keep those bellies full. Restaurants and services vary by park. Presthaven Beach Resort, North Wales To book your holiday, contact your local travel agent. 18 Scotland & Northumberland 19 Whoever said it’s grim up north has clearly never seen the ancient castles, glorious glens and quaint coastlines that Scotland and Northumberland Scotland & have to offer. Adventure-seeking souls would do well to seek out Northumberland’s supersized Kielder Water & Forest Park. And wildlife tours of the Farne Islands will give animal lovers plenty Northumberland to squeal about. Craig Tara Holiday Park | Seton Sands Holiday Village Haggerston Castle Holiday Park | Berwick Holiday Park Things to do Edinburgh Zoo Heaving with over 1,000 species of animals including pandas, chimpanzees and the occasional pygmy hippopotamus, Edinburgh Zoo is a menagerie of mega-fun. A packed calendar of events and activities means there’s loads to learn and even more to see. Alnwick Castle Pack your broomsticks and enter a realm of adventure at Alnwick Castle.
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