What's the best place to go in the UK for a family holiday?

Question

Sorry I mean 'Where's'
It's late and I've had a Baileys!

Answer 1

lasy year we had a great holiday with our kids in brean sand, somerset, also we have been to poole, skegness and blackpool, all of which are good with kids, but wherever you decide check this website out, basically instead of booking through the agents you book direct with the owners, their caravans are still on parks like butlins and haven etc, but they cost a lot less, because its direct, adn most include the tickets and passes etc, we saved £600 when we did it this way, its usually a £50 deposit for the caravan and you get that back after, if you leave the caravan nice and tidy, its www.directholidayhomes.co.uk
if you want to ask me any questions about it, or for futher details, leave a message for me! hope this helps emma c!

Answer 2

Try the english riviera
safe beaches, country walks, fantastic live music in the friendly bars, amusement park, speed boat rides, crazy golf, great scenery, steam railway along the coast for a beer in nearby town without worry of drink driving, plymouth for scuba diving, nearby castles
plymouth hold the world championship firework spectacular each year is worth a visit if right time, kids love fishing off the harbour keys, nature on the moors, quaywest water park and much more.....
look at the web site
http://www.englishriviera.co.uk/home/index.asp
if the weather is good the time there will be great!!
Have fun

Answer 3

NEWQUAY!! we went last year and we're going this year and we'll go every year untill we can move there.... there is a camp site called Trenance holiday park and it's only a 5 min walk to everything, the beach, the water-park, the zoo and the town centre the website is trenanceholidaypark.co.uk the main beach is Fistral beach which is all sand also nearby you've got Truro which is the main town all cobble streets and old buildings with little markets my daughter is 6 and she love's it...

Answer 4

York, Edinburgh, North East Coast and the Lake District.
Loads to do for all ages in all these places.

http://www.visitbritain.com/

This site will be invaluable for you.

The great thing about this country is you can visit a few places if you wish if you have enough time as the UK isn't that huge.
(e.g. York to London - 2 hours on the train/York to Edinburgh 2 and a half...)
Hope this helps!

Answer 5

You can't go far wrong with a family holiday to the Isle of Wight. There are some fantastic beaches and beautiful country walks, not to mention the various theme parks. A favourit place for my family to stay has been Sandown.

Answer 6

The south coast is lovely - Dorset, Devon, Cornwall...

It all depends on what sort of things you like to do really. If you like walks and scenery then definitely recommend the above three places (plus Monkey World is in Dorset and that is my favourite place in the whole world!!!) but if ou are looking more for activities then try Haven or Butlins.

Answer 7

depends on your family your budget and what you want to do, if you like organised entertainment and nonstop action butlins if you like the outdoors then hoseasons do some nice logcabins in the countryside or blakes do stays on farms in dorset and areas like that where kids can get close to the animals. But I would say one of the best places would be Devon/Cornwall/Somerset areas as there are lots of wildlife parks themeparks picnic areas beaches with rockpools and family fun also large choice of familyfriendly hotels and caravan/tent/chalet parks.

Answer 8

Cornwall. It's picturesque but has loads to do whether you are a kid or an adult. There are beaches and quaint villages open fields and cliffs but also museums and places with activities. My niece and nephew aged 5 and 8 love it as do my older relatives aged from 20 to 80.

Answer 9

You get drunk on a little bit of Baileys? Maybe you should go into the BB house, it will good for you and everyone that knows you.

Answer 10

Scunthorpe