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Child friendly cottages/parks/centre parks? Any ideas for break in Sept?!?

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MrsBuzz · 05/07/2008 20:13

Hello, We are looking for a break in September for a short break or week. Interested in Centre Parks but keep hearing mixed reveiws on them! Also looking at cottages that have something to do for my 18month old & 3year old!!
Any ideas?!?!

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TeriHatchetJob · 05/07/2008 20:17

I've never heard a bad word about Centre Parcs.

We've been having an annual break there for the last 10 years from when my eldest was 1 year old and they have always been fab.

FrazzledFairyFay · 05/07/2008 20:20

We weren't fans of Center Parcs tbh. We went to Sands Resort, in Cornwall, for a week in Feb and are going back in September. We loved it.

bigpigonadig · 06/07/2008 20:20

www.torridgehouse.co.uk in Devon or www.sandy-balls.co.uk in the New Forest

Sawyer64 · 06/07/2008 20:31

I can see from an adults point of view what Center parcs has to offer,and maybe even a 7-16 yr old,but I really can't see what it has to offer very young children.....Please enlighten me Mn'tters if it has changed alot since I went.

We went to butlins in April,and it was great for our 19mth old and our 3.5 yr old DD's and our 12 yr old DS!

There were loads of characters there that they know such as Bob The Builder,Barney,Angelina Ballerina,Postman Pat. They had shows with them daily,craft activities,Soft play areas,Mini fairground rides,Outdoor play area,attached to a Pub babysitting,Creché, Playgroup sessions etc etc etc. Not to mention the Swimming Pool.

I'm also a great fan of haven,which is along similar lines.

VaginaShmergina · 06/07/2008 20:38

Try here, can highly recommend Ruda in North Devon and Warmwell near Weymouth

MrsBuzz · 07/07/2008 13:54

Thanks very much for all of your views & info - i'm still searching!!

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Iklboo · 07/07/2008 13:58

Hoseasons camps are v child (and pet) friendly, reasonably priced & have lots of different sites.
Week in a self-catering bungalow 6-13 Sept for me, DH, DS (2.5), dog (inc insurance) is costing us £250

MrsBuzz · 07/07/2008 14:10

Blimey thats a good price - we also have a dog so need to take her in consideration aswell! Not looked at Hoseasons so will do so now... :-)

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gillybean2 · 10/07/2008 16:21

We went to a resort in the hoseasons broucher in Hemsby at easter. Was cheap but you do get what you pay for and as long as you're happy with that it was great and very good value per person.

MrsBuzz · 10/07/2008 21:36

I'm Still looking!! :-)

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