FAMILIES wanting a last-minute UK break are in luck, with Park Holidays slashing the cost to as little as £7 each, per night.
The holiday parks have deals on all of their three-day breaks, so you won't have to book too much annual leave either.
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The biggest bargain is to Essex, costing just £139 for the three night breaks, based on a family of six.
This works out to just £7 each, per night – making it one of the cheapest holiday options.
For the biggest saving, a long weekend in Suffolk has up to £431 off, while Devon breaks have £396 off per stay.
All of the breaks are affordable, and are all less than £200 for the three days with other destinations including Cornwall, Sussex and Kent.
Here are the best deals you can take advantage of right now:
- Three-night breaks in Essex – from £139 (saving up to £191)
- Three-night breaks in Kent – from £139 (saving up to £351)
- Three-night breaks in Devon – from £159 (saving up to £396)
- Three-night breaks in Suffolk – from £171 (saving up to £431)
- Three-night breaks in Cornwall – from £198(saving up to £387)
- Three-night breaks in Sussex – from £199 (saving up to £387)
More Brits than ever have been going on holiday in the UK this year, due to the travel restrictions and rule changes on trips abroad.
A recent study found that more than half of Brits said they were not going on holiday this year due to the confusing restrictions.
Cornwall reported a surge in visitors, with Visit Cornwall predicting 210,000 tourists this summer, compared to the usual 180,000.
And according to Which? the demand has been reflected by the price – research found that the cost of private holiday accommodation in the UK has surged 41 per cent since 2019 pre-Covid, working out to an average £300 extra per week.
This means that a UK break typically costs hundreds more than a trip to an equivalent European getaway, even with flights being included.
Some of the most shocking prices differences include a seven night holiday in Lake Garda in Italy in August which came in at just £632 – while a similar seven nights in the UK at Lake Windermere cost a whopping £2,381.
Similarly, seven nights in Nice at a highly rated hotel would set holidaymakers back £679 – the same in Brighton costs £1,088.
We've rounded up some other staycation options you can book right now, which won't break the bank.
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