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Summer hol with 11 yr old.. help!

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Squaddielife · 26/01/2020 23:11

Need recommendations please.

Ideal location would be a hotel with plenty to do (eg waterslides/footy pitch/tennis/pool table) but on the beach and walking distance to nice town. Nothing too remote. Not turkey/egypt/tunisia though. Dont mind what accommodation basis. Ta

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Ricekrispie22 · 27/01/2020 05:44

Grecotel Club Marine in Greece

ovenchips · 27/01/2020 08:03

Would staying in an all mod cons plus aircon lodge/ mobile on a campsite/ holiday park in Europe appeal? It would fulfil those requirements. If you research it, you could find ones that are located on a beach plus walking distance to a nice town. Companies to look at include Eurocamp/ Yelloh/ Castels/ Human. You can book direct through parks too. I think for us (similarly aged child) they offer more safe space (on the campsite) to be a little independent. He can cycle around park, join in a game of football, hang around the games room and partake of kids' clubs if he fancies it. There just seem to be a lot more children (and adults) out and about than in a hotel.

CherryPavlova · 27/01/2020 08:12

Neilsons

weather4caster · 27/01/2020 08:13

I was just about to suggest Neilsons!

ovenchips · 27/01/2020 22:22

@Squaddielife Would staying in an all mod cons plus aircon lodge/ mobile on a campsite/ holiday park in Europe appeal? It would fulfil those requirements. If you research it, you could find ones that are located on a beach plus walking distance to a nice town. Companies to look at include Eurocamp/ Yelloh/ Castels/ Human. You can book direct through parks too. I think for us (similarly aged child) they offer more safe space (on the campsite) to be a little independent. He can cycle around park, join in a game of football, hang around the games room and partake of kids' clubs if he fancies it. There just seem to be a lot more children (and adults) out and about than in a hotel.

Squaddielife · 27/01/2020 23:23

Ooh yes that sounds really good. I will have a look at locations. Thanks for the tips

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Glasgowgin · 28/01/2020 11:35

Definitely agree Neilson- we've just booked for our 4th year with a 12 y old only child. Before that we used to do Eurocamp type holidays, but I still had to do shopping/meal planning/cooking/cleaning and it wasn't nearly such a good break for me.

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