Best Parkdean Resorts holiday parks in the UK, as recommended by families

Kids won’t be short of things to do at Warmwell Holiday Park in Dorset. Thrill-seeking families can whoosh down the all-weather 100m ski slope or splash around in the heated indoor pool with its wave machine and flume, and there’s a roller rink, a challenging high-ropes course and a climbing wall on site, phew! If you’re after gentler pursuits, there are woodland trails to follow, an arts and crafts den and a self-serve ice cream station. The lodges range from great-value one-beds to spacious four-beds and some come with private hot tubs.

The Jurassic Coastline is well worth exploring nearby and Weymouth, with its Blue Flag beach and colourful beach huts, is a 25-minute drive away.

Mumsnet users rate the impressive facilities on offer at this lush woodland site - note that it's not a coastal site and the nearest beach (Weymouth Beach) is about a 25-minute drive away.

There are caravans to suit families of all sizes at this Parkdean resort in beautiful Berwickshire. The gorgeous location is one of the main draws of this great-value holiday park in southeast Scotland according to Mumsnet users.

Three sandy beaches are easily accessible, and you're a short stroll from pretty Eyemouth harbour with its indie cafes and shops. Treat the kids to a boat trip to see seals or chug along to St Abbs, which doubles as New Asgard in the Avengers: Endgame movie.

The park doesn't come with all the bells and whistles of some of the others on our list, but there's still a playground, a small arcade, a multi-sports court, live family shows and children's activities. Guests also get free swim passes for the local indoor pool.

In the village of Saltfleet on the Lincolnshire coast, Sunnydale Holiday Park is a great base for coastal fun. If you've got keen anglers in the family, there's an on-site fishing lake and kids will love the adventure playground with its giant climbing frame, the indoor pool and the soft play area. Mablethorpe's award-winning beach is a 15-minute drive away, and you can reach Cleethorpes in around half an hour for traditional seaside fun.

It's a short walk from some village pubs and is within easy reach of Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary and the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre making it a top pick if you like to explore local attractions while away.

Trecco Bay is one of the UK’s largest holiday parks, so it’s a great choice if you like big, busy resorts with lots going on and opportunities to kickstart holiday friendships. There’s an award-winning beach on the doorstep, a high ropes course and a Bear Grylls Survival Academy to keep kids busy. And there’s an arts and crafts and a gaming arena for downtime. Under-5s can join in with fencing and archery activities especially adapted for youngsters, and there are learn to ride a bike sessions to pick up some important life skills while you’re there. There’s a huge range of caravans to choose from, including pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible options, so you’ll be able to find just the right spot for your family.

Praised by Mumsnetters for its stellar location, Fallbarrow Holiday Park sits at the edge of Lake Windermere and offers stunning views of England's largest lake. There are caravans and cottages on site as well as a range of luxury lodges (some with hot tubs) so it feels smarter than your average Parkdean Resort. There's a games area, an outdoor playground and an arcade but it lacks some of the action-packed activities other parks have to offer. The main attraction here though is the beautiful setting that puts you right in the heart of the Lake District. The park is a two-minute walk from The World of Beatrix Potter.

Looking for coastal walks, beach views and a healthy dose of fresh sea air? Crantock Beach Holiday Park puts in you in a prime position near Newquay without having to battle the summer crowds that can pack out the popular Cornish hotspot in the summer months. On site, there's a colourful adventure playground with stunning sea views, a crazy golf course and a nature trail as well as an arcade and a lending library for indoor fun. You can pick up fish and chips from the takeaway restaurant and there are picnic and BBQ areas for laidback dining too. This small and relaxed holiday park is perfect if you're looking for a peaceful retreat with easy access to all the action that the area has to offer.

Between Scarborough and Filey, Cayton Bay Holiday Park is a fun-packed resort for kids of all ages. The park puts you within strolling distance of Cayton Bay's golden sands but children might not actually want to leave the site considering all there is to offer. The heated indoor splash pool features slides, and energetic youngsters can test their survival skills at the Bear Grylls Survival Academy. There's also an adventure playground, bungee trampolines and a high ropes course. For more sedate activities, the arts and crafts den offers a range of creative pursuits. Choose from a range of caravans and luxury lodges - some are pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible. Note that some guests report issues with flies in the summer months.

Praised for its cleanliness, evening entertainment and stunning surroundings, Nairn Lochloy Holiday Park is located right on the beach and set beside a busy marina, surrounded by picturesque castles, country parks and forests.

Accommodation ranges from budget-friendly touring and camping pitches to caravans and luxury lodges, with family-friendly facilities that offer something for everyone.

Whether you prefer to relax in the indoor pool, challenge your family at the 9-hole crazy golf course, spot a variety of wildlife on the nature trail or simply race around the adventure playground, there are plenty of activities to keep little ones entertained.

In the evenings, Spelding’s Lounge Bar offers a range of dining options (even for fussy eaters), before high-energy shows, cabarets and acts begin - sure to impress and entertain guests of all ages.