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Uk family holiday kids aged 18/15/7… inspiration needed!

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Rhubarbsoap · 10/10/2026 10:15

Please help!!
I want to plan a 4/5 days away either Feb half term or end of Easter.
Centre Parcs would tick boxes but we have been a few times in the past.
it’s so hard to find something for everyone!

European Summer beach holidays are ok as there’s sunbathing and then swimming etc 😬☺️

we are in the east of England so no where more than 4hrs drive really.

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MintTwirl · 10/10/2026 10:20

What about a city break? Liverpool, York, Edinburgh, London. Plenty to do for everyone.

Lomonald · 10/10/2026 10:27

MintTwirl · 10/10/2026 10:20

What about a city break? Liverpool, York, Edinburgh, London. Plenty to do for everyone.

This, only place i have not been is Liverpool, but the rest is great for kids and teens, Edinburgh is just an hour on the train for me so we did days out, it is a great city lots to do,

Bellyblueboy · 10/10/2026 10:27

We did Edinburgh last year with a 17 and 12 year old. They loved the dungeons and bus tour and attractions.

i have to say it’s hard to beat centre parcs though. There is so much to do, and it suits all ages. Given the choice, the kids would do centre parcs every year!

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Rhubarbsoap · 10/10/2026 12:08

We have sort of been different and booked a CP in a different location ☺️

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Bellyblueboy · 10/10/2026 12:28

Rhubarbsoap · 10/10/2026 12:08

We have sort of been different and booked a CP in a different location ☺️

😂 brilliant! Which one?

KookyBrickReader · 12/10/2026 10:12

If you do go Center Parcs, avoid the half-term week itself if you can. Someone posted Woburn this week at £1,599 for Feb half-term, against £459 the week after. Prices also move a lot day to day. We used parcwatch for our last trip and that emails you when a break you’re eyeing drops in price.

Rhubarbsoap · Today 07:07

We have to do school holidays unfortunately. With the ages of the children they can’t really miss school/college.

We picked last weekend of Easter it was ‘ONLY 🙄 £950 I think.

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