Compare 98 holiday parks in East of England – filter by hot tubs, pets, pools and more, then check dates and prices.
Nestled within a tranquil acre of beautiful Mid-Suffolk countryside, surrounded by abundant wildlife and peaceful rural scenery, these luxury lodges provide the perfect retreat for relaxation and exploration alike.
Ideally placed for discovering the glories of the Derbyshire countryside Lime Tree Park offers a relaxing haven with views over Buxton and the surrounding hills.
Set directly along the beautiful Norfolk coast, Long Beach Park offers a relaxed seaside escape with its own private beachfront and direct access to the wide sandy beach and dunes beyond.
Escape to a haven of peace and luxury at our exclusive, adults-only holiday park, nestled in the heart of the Peak District.
Manor Park offers a retreat for families and visitors looking for a mix of relaxation and entertainment.
Marton Mere Holiday Village puts you in the UK’s most famous coastal town – iconic Blackpool.
Escape to the serene beauty of Meadow Lodges Woodbridge, a stunning getaway nestled in the heart of Suffolk.
Enviably situated very close to the beach, Mersea Island Holiday Park boasts a truly peaceful setting amidst the idyllic countryside.
Enjoy the peace and quiet at Mowbreck Park, set in the former grounds of the Earl of Derby’s estate, a wonderful rural location in the heart of the Fylde countryside.
Mundesley Holiday Village is situated close to the beach on the stunning North Norfolk coast.
Naze Marine Holiday Park, situated in Essex, is a family-oriented destination offering a variety of activities and facilities designed to cater to guests of all ages.
Newhaven is designed for you to enjoy quality time with your loved ones and give you the opportunity to relax and unwind in the beauty of the Derbyshire countryside.
Ideally located for exploring the Norfolk Broads, this wonderful holiday park is tucked away safely and peacefully in the beautiful and picturesque village of Potter Heigham, with its marina, boatyard and shops.
Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Norfolk countryside, Norfolk Woods Resort & Spa, part of our exclusive Go Active Breaks Collection, is the perfect destination for those seeking relaxation, adventure and unforgettable moments together.
Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Waveney Valley, Oak Farm Lodges offers a rare blend of tranquility, comfort, and countryside charm.
Welcome to the East of England! This stunning part of the UK, Bordered by the North Sea to the east, is a place where families can enjoy boating in the Broads, fossil hunting at West Runton, and indulging in fresh, local seafood. Explore the sandy shores of Norfolk to Suffolk's charming villages and Essex's lively coast. Its coastline and the Broads offer natural beauty that will make your eyes pop.
Holiday parks offer an all-in-one holiday ideal for families exploring the area. Relax and enjoy the on-site facilities such as swimming pools, restaurants and kids clubs or head out and explore. Keep an eye out for local festivals that might be running during your stay too, such as the awesome East Anglian Dragon Boat Festival.
These self-contained resorts offer caravans, lodges, and sometimes tents or glamping pods. You can enjoy a range of facilities including swimming pools, entertainment venues, kids' clubs, and restaurants. They're designed for families looking for a break where everything is on your doorstep!
Holiday parks offer more space and freedom than hotels, such as separate bedrooms, living areas, and your own outdoor space. With the added bonus of on-site amenities and entertainment. They're self-catering too, saving money on dining out.
Going for a UK holiday park means you can forget about stressful airports, and luggage restrictions, and you can pack the car with as many of your home comforts as you like. Plus, you're contributing to the local economy and reducing your carbon footprint.
There's loads to head out and enjoy in this part of England including venues like BeWILDerwood in Norfolk (NR12 8JW), an adventure park based on magical characters and stories, or Pleasurewood Hills in Suffolk (NR32 4TZ), offering thrilling rides and shows.
Holiday parks cater especially well to families, with kids' clubs, play areas, and scheduled activities.
The East of England is ideal for pet owners with many holiday parks being pet friendly. You'll find many of the local eateries are pet friendly too. For dining out, places like The Dog and Duck in Suffolk (IP12 3EA) is always a hit. Look for accommodations that offer enclosed gardens, providing a safe space for your dog to play.
Essex is a treasure trove for families, famous for its stunning coastline and historical towns. Adventure seekers can head to Adventure Island in Southend-on-Sea (SS1 1EE) for thrilling rides. For animal lovers, Colchester Zoo (CO3 0SL) is a must-visit. The county is also home to delicious seafood, especially in Leigh-on-Sea. Major holiday parks include The Orchards Holiday Village. Don't miss the annual Essex Food and Drink Festival for a taste of local cuisine.
Norfolk is renowned for its broads and stunning coastline. Families can enjoy boating on the Norfolk Broads or visit the historic city of Norwich. BeWILDerwood in Hoveton (NR12 8JW) offers an outdoor adventure park experience. The area is also known for its Cromer crab. Holiday parks like Hopton Holiday Village provide great family accommodation. The Norfolk and Norwich Festival showcases local culture and arts.
Suffolk offers picturesque countryside and coastal towns. Families can explore Suffolk Owl Sanctuary (IP14 6AT) or enjoy the beaches at Southwold. The county is famous for its Suffolk Pink cottages and local ales. Kessingland Beach Holiday Park is ideal for a seaside stay. The annual Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival is a highlight for foodies.
Though often associated with the East Midlands, Derbyshire is a gem in the heart of England, beloved for the Peak District National Park. Families can visit Gulliver’s Kingdom in Matlock Bath (DE4 3PG) for kid-friendly rides. The area is known for its Bakewell tarts. Sandybrook Country Park offers luxurious lodges. The Buxton International Festival is a cultural feast.
Hertfordshire combines lush countryside with historic sites. Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter in Leavesden (WD25 7LR) is a magical experience for families. St Albans offers a glimpse into Roman history. The area is known for its traditional English pubs and afternoon tea spots. Ashridge Estate is perfect for outdoor activities. Aldenham Country Park provides family-friendly camping options.
Cambridgeshire is famous for its university city of Cambridge, where punting on the River Cam is a must-do. For wildlife enthusiasts, Shepreth Wildlife Park (SG8 6PZ) offers a close-up look at exotic animals. The region is also known for its apple orchards and cider. Highfield Farm Touring Park is a great base for exploring. The annual Cambridge Science Festival engages curious minds of all ages.
Lancashire, though more closely associated with the North West, offers families the famous Blackpool Pleasure Beach (FY4 1EZ), a haven for thrill-seekers. The county is also home to the iconic Lancashire hotpot. Ribby Hall Village provides luxury holiday park accommodation. Don't miss the Blackpool Illuminations, a dazzling light show that stretches along the seafront.
East Anglia, encompassing Norfolk and Suffolk, is known for its broads, beaches, and medieval towns. Families can enjoy boat trips, visit historical sites like Norwich Cathedral, or relax at seaside resorts like Great Yarmouth. The area boasts delicious seafood and traditional English dishes. Vauxhall Holiday Park in Great Yarmouth is a popular choice for accommodation. The annual East Anglian Game & Country Fair showcases rural life and activities.
Don't forget swimwear for the pool, comfy clothes for exploring, and a jacket for cooler evenings. For kids, pack games and toys. If you have a baby, include nappies, wipes, and baby food. Essentials like sunscreen and a first-aid kit are a must. And, bring towels – not all places provide them.
Most holiday parks have designated parking areas close to your accommodation. Some parks allow parking directly beside your caravan or lodge, making unloading easier. Always check with the park before arriving to understand their specific parking arrangements.
It's a good idea to bring some essentials, especially for the first night. However, many holiday parks have on-site shops for basics and restaurants for dining out. For a more budget-friendly option, pack ingredients for simple meals. Some accommodations come with fully equipped kitchens.
No worries! The East of England's holiday parks often have indoor facilities like swimming pools, arcades, and soft play areas. Check out Adventure Island Play Park or CurveMotion for indoor fun. Plus, exploring nearby towns or visiting museums like the East Anglian Railway Museum can be great rainy-day activities.
Absolutely! It's quieter, and you can enjoy the attractions without the crowds. Many parks offer discounted rates, and you'll experience a different, more peaceful side of the region. Coastal walks and nature reserves, like RSPB Minsmere, are particularly serene during the off-season.
This varies, but generally, the price covers your accommodation and access to park facilities like pools and playgrounds. Extra charges may apply for activities, entertainment, and amenities like WiFi. Always check what's included and what's extra when booking.
Many holiday parks in the East of England are pet-friendly, allowing you to bring your furry friend along. Look for parks that offer pet-friendly accommodations, and check if there are additional charges or specific areas where pets are allowed.
Beyond park facilities, explore local attractions. Pleasurewood Hills and BeWILDerwood are fantastic for family days out. Beaches like Southwold offer traditional seaside fun. Also, many parks have kids' clubs and activities during school holidays.
Yes, the East of England is well-connected by roads and public transport, making it easy to explore. Consider renting bikes to discover scenic routes. Don't miss historic towns like Cambridge or the stunning Norfolk Broads. Local visitor centres can provide maps and recommendations.
While many holiday parks offer WiFi, it's often in communal areas rather than throughout the park or in accommodations. If staying connected is crucial, check the WiFi situation before booking. Some parks may charge for this service.
