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10 Cheap Caravan Holiday Parks - 2026 Deals Compared
Author: Robbie Lane - UK Travel expert and bargain enthusiast | Last updated: 4 February 2026
We've picked one of the cheapest caravan holiday parks from each of our guides to the best caravan parks in the UK.
Some of the cheap caravan parks have basic facilities, whilst others have indoor swimming pools and family entertainment. We looked at the August 2026 price and found a range from about £500 to £1000 for a family of four staying for a week. Obviously, you can get a cheaper caravan holiday in the middle of January, but who wants that? I mean, really?
We've included caravan holiday parks in 10 of the most popular UK holiday resorts including Dorset, Norfolk, Skegness in Lincolnshire, The Lake District and Cumbria, Isle of Wight, Cornwall, Devon, Blackpool in Lancashire, Yorkshire and Wales.
Some of the cheap caravan parks have basic facilities, whilst others have indoor swimming pools and family entertainment. We looked at the August 2026 price and found a range from about £500 to £1000 for a family of four staying for a week. Obviously, you can get a cheaper caravan holiday in the middle of January, but who wants that? I mean, really?
We've included caravan holiday parks in 10 of the most popular UK holiday resorts including Dorset, Norfolk, Skegness in Lincolnshire, The Lake District and Cumbria, Isle of Wight, Cornwall, Devon, Blackpool in Lancashire, Yorkshire and Wales.
Quick picks: the UK's best cheap holiday parks
- Best Overall Budget Holiday Park – Haven Greenacres Holiday Park, Wales - Excellent value with a sandy beach nearby, indoor pool and good facilities.
- Best Dog-Friendly Cheap Holiday Park – Haven Thornwick Bay Holiday Park, Yorkshire - Affordable seaside park with plenty of outdoor space, good reviews, a dog-friendly beach nearby and good facilities.
- Best Quieter Budget Holiday Park – Norfolk Broads Country Park - Simple, peaceful inland park that’s very affordable, ideal if you’re after a quiet break rather than non-stop entertainment.
- Best Cheap Holiday Park For Swimmers – Haven Marton Mere Holiday Park, Blackpool - A cheaper large park that includes a decent indoor swimming pool and play areas.
Cheap Holiday Parks: Our Top 10 for 2026
We've selected one particularly strong "budget-friendly yet still high-quality" park from each of our regional guides. There may well be even cheaper options available, but these are the ones that strike the best balance: affordable enough to qualify as genuinely cheap, while still good enough to appear in our broader recommendations.
1. Tarka Holiday Park, Devon
Very simple park, outstanding reviews, short drives to top beaches
Why it’s in our top 10:
Tarka Holiday Park is included because it combines extremely strong customer reviews with prices that are low by Devon standards. See our main Devon holiday parks guide to see what we mean!
Who it’s best for:
Ideal if you want a quiet, clean base for exploring North Devon, and you don’t care about flumes, kids’ clubs or evening entertainment.
Location:
A short drive to Barnstaple (about five minutes) and within roughly 10–20 minutes of popular beaches including Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton Sands.
Facilities:
Very limited. No restaurant, no swimming pool and no entertainment programme.
Reviews:
Exceptionally strong at 92% overall, based on TripAdvisor (4.8/5) and Google Reviews (4.4/5). Guests love the quiet location in a pretty area and overall cleanliness of the site.
Price: £949 for a Gold Plus caravan for a family of four for a week in August 2026 (sleeps six). Prices can be cheaper with Monday arrivals or late July dates.
Tarka Holiday Park is included because it combines extremely strong customer reviews with prices that are low by Devon standards. See our main Devon holiday parks guide to see what we mean!
Who it’s best for:
Ideal if you want a quiet, clean base for exploring North Devon, and you don’t care about flumes, kids’ clubs or evening entertainment.
Location:
A short drive to Barnstaple (about five minutes) and within roughly 10–20 minutes of popular beaches including Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton Sands.
Facilities:
Very limited. No restaurant, no swimming pool and no entertainment programme.
Reviews:
Exceptionally strong at 92% overall, based on TripAdvisor (4.8/5) and Google Reviews (4.4/5). Guests love the quiet location in a pretty area and overall cleanliness of the site.
Price: £949 for a Gold Plus caravan for a family of four for a week in August 2026 (sleeps six). Prices can be cheaper with Monday arrivals or late July dates.
Tarka Holiday Park in Devon gets remarkably good reviews...
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...and it's near to some of North Devon's best beaches
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2. Haven Greenacres Holiday Park, Wales
Beach and mountains nearby, indoor pool, strong value
Why it’s in our top 10:
Haven Greenacres makes the list as the best-value option from our Wales guide, combining a prime location with a full Haven-style facility list at a relatively low August price. It's part a chain of about 40 holiday parks run by Haven.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a proper holiday park experience on a budget, with swimming and entertainment, plus beach and scenery.
Location:
Sandy beach on one side and Snowdonia on the other. Some caravans have sea views over the bay.
Facilities:
Indoor swimming pool, outdoor splash zone, sports court, adventure playground, live entertainment venue, restaurant and takeaways, plus paid activities. Some accommodation allows pets.
Reviews:
84% overall (average of TripAdvisor and Google scores).
Price: £665 for a family of four for a week in early August 2026 in a Saver caravan (standard Haven holiday with facility access). Haven holiday parks now come with the choice of either a 'Haven Hideaway' holiday or a standard 'Haven' holiday. Most people will want a standard Haven holiday, which allows you to use the swimming pool and other facilities. A Haven Hideaway holiday just includes the caravan and access to the restaurants onsite. See the official comparison here.
Haven Greenacres makes the list as the best-value option from our Wales guide, combining a prime location with a full Haven-style facility list at a relatively low August price. It's part a chain of about 40 holiday parks run by Haven.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a proper holiday park experience on a budget, with swimming and entertainment, plus beach and scenery.
Location:
Sandy beach on one side and Snowdonia on the other. Some caravans have sea views over the bay.
Facilities:
Indoor swimming pool, outdoor splash zone, sports court, adventure playground, live entertainment venue, restaurant and takeaways, plus paid activities. Some accommodation allows pets.
Reviews:
84% overall (average of TripAdvisor and Google scores).
Price: £665 for a family of four for a week in early August 2026 in a Saver caravan (standard Haven holiday with facility access). Haven holiday parks now come with the choice of either a 'Haven Hideaway' holiday or a standard 'Haven' holiday. Most people will want a standard Haven holiday, which allows you to use the swimming pool and other facilities. A Haven Hideaway holiday just includes the caravan and access to the restaurants onsite. See the official comparison here.
Greenacres Holiday Park is a coastal caravan park in a prime location...
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...and it's cheaper than a lot of local rivals
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3. Haven Marton Mere Holiday Park, Blackpool
Indoor pool, big park facilities, good-value Blackpool base
**Haven's Offers: Last minute bargains from £49 + Summer 2026 from £159**
Why it’s in our top 10:
Marton Mere is included as one of Haven’s cheaper large parks, offering a solid activity list and an indoor pool while still coming in at a relatively low price for a popular destination like Blackpool.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want swimming and activities onsite, with Blackpool’s main attractions a short drive away.
Location:
Around 15 minutes’ drive to the seafront and Blackpool Tower.
Facilities:
Indoor swimming pool, sports courts, play areas and places to eat, plus extra paid activities.
Reviews:
76% overall, which is a bit behind Haven’s average of around 80%.
Price: £805 for two adults and two children in a Saver caravan for a week in early August 2026. Saver caravans are the cheapest option at Haven caravan parks. More expensive caravans are wider and have central heating. Other upgrades will get you things such as a dishwasher and towels provided. See our guide to Haven caravan grades or Haven's official guide. Haven Hideaway is also an option if you don’t want facility access.
Marton Mere is included as one of Haven’s cheaper large parks, offering a solid activity list and an indoor pool while still coming in at a relatively low price for a popular destination like Blackpool.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want swimming and activities onsite, with Blackpool’s main attractions a short drive away.
Location:
Around 15 minutes’ drive to the seafront and Blackpool Tower.
Facilities:
Indoor swimming pool, sports courts, play areas and places to eat, plus extra paid activities.
Reviews:
76% overall, which is a bit behind Haven’s average of around 80%.
Price: £805 for two adults and two children in a Saver caravan for a week in early August 2026. Saver caravans are the cheapest option at Haven caravan parks. More expensive caravans are wider and have central heating. Other upgrades will get you things such as a dishwasher and towels provided. See our guide to Haven caravan grades or Haven's official guide. Haven Hideaway is also an option if you don’t want facility access.
Marton Mere Holiday Park is about 15 minutes from the famous beach at Blackpool...
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...and it offers a cheap base with indoor and outdoor swimming pools
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4. Thorness Bay Holiday Park, Isle of Wight
Cheap Isle of Wight base, indoor pool with flume, lots onsite
Why it’s in our top 10:
Thorness Bay Holiday Park is included because it’s consistently one of the cheapest family-friendly parks on the Isle of Wight while still offering a proper list of onsite facilities. It is one of four on the Island owned by Parkdean Resorts, but tends to be cheaper than Nodes Point, Landguard and Lower Hyde.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a budget Isle of Wight holiday with swimming and entertainment onsite, and who are happy driving to the Island’s best sandy beaches.
Location:
On the Isle of Wight’s north coast, next to a scrubby beach popular with anglers. For classic sandy beaches you’ll likely drive about half an hour to Sandown or Shanklin. The island is small enough for day trips to most attractions.
Facilities:
Indoor swimming pool with flume, adventure playground, kids’ clubs, sports court, bar and restaurant, and evening entertainment. Accommodation includes chalets, caravans and glamping.
Reviews:
74% overall. (You note Nodes Point is higher-rated at 83%.)
Price: £855 for a family for a week in August 2026 (Windward accommodation). You'll need to budget for a return ferry if you visit the Isle of Wight. The good news is that you get a whopping great discount on the Isle of Wight ferry by booking it via Parkdean Resorts. Prices vary throughout the year, but we've found that you'll usually pay £70 - £140 for a return ferry with Parkdean's discount. Without the discount, you could pay £300+ at peak times for the same crossing.
Thorness Bay Holiday Park is included because it’s consistently one of the cheapest family-friendly parks on the Isle of Wight while still offering a proper list of onsite facilities. It is one of four on the Island owned by Parkdean Resorts, but tends to be cheaper than Nodes Point, Landguard and Lower Hyde.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a budget Isle of Wight holiday with swimming and entertainment onsite, and who are happy driving to the Island’s best sandy beaches.
Location:
On the Isle of Wight’s north coast, next to a scrubby beach popular with anglers. For classic sandy beaches you’ll likely drive about half an hour to Sandown or Shanklin. The island is small enough for day trips to most attractions.
Facilities:
Indoor swimming pool with flume, adventure playground, kids’ clubs, sports court, bar and restaurant, and evening entertainment. Accommodation includes chalets, caravans and glamping.
Reviews:
74% overall. (You note Nodes Point is higher-rated at 83%.)
Price: £855 for a family for a week in August 2026 (Windward accommodation). You'll need to budget for a return ferry if you visit the Isle of Wight. The good news is that you get a whopping great discount on the Isle of Wight ferry by booking it via Parkdean Resorts. Prices vary throughout the year, but we've found that you'll usually pay £70 - £140 for a return ferry with Parkdean's discount. Without the discount, you could pay £300+ at peak times for the same crossing.
Thorness Bay Holiday Park overlooks a beach on the Isle of Wight's north coast...
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...and it has glamping in safari tents, as well as caravans and chalets
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Our visit to Thorness Bay Holiday Park
When we visited Thorness Bay Holiday Park, we took a tour around the park and watched a sunset at the beach.
We noted that the beach is right by the beach, but that it's scrubby beach that is popular with anglers rather than a sandy paradise. For a traditional seaside resort you'll need to drive for about half an hour to Sandown or Shanklin. The Isle of Wight is pretty small, so anywhere is achievable as a day trip, such as yachty Cowes, Queen Victoria's Osborne House or The Needles and Alum Bay.
We liked the layout of Thorness Bay Holiday Park when we visited. It is weaving and spread out (and a little confusing at first) rather than just neat rows of caravans. My personal experience of visiting dozens of caravan parks is that neat rows are less confusing but that they have less character and can be a little noisier.
Read the full blog about our visit to Thorness Bay
We noted that the beach is right by the beach, but that it's scrubby beach that is popular with anglers rather than a sandy paradise. For a traditional seaside resort you'll need to drive for about half an hour to Sandown or Shanklin. The Isle of Wight is pretty small, so anywhere is achievable as a day trip, such as yachty Cowes, Queen Victoria's Osborne House or The Needles and Alum Bay.
We liked the layout of Thorness Bay Holiday Park when we visited. It is weaving and spread out (and a little confusing at first) rather than just neat rows of caravans. My personal experience of visiting dozens of caravan parks is that neat rows are less confusing but that they have less character and can be a little noisier.
Read the full blog about our visit to Thorness Bay
5. Trelawne Manor Holiday Park, Cornwall
Two pools, family entertainment, good value for Cornwall
**Trelawne Manor Offers: save up to 30% on last minute deals + summer holidays from £295**
Why it’s in our top 10:
Trelawne Manor Holiday Park earns a place because it’s one of the most affordable parks we’ve found in Cornwall while still offering a strong family facility list including indoor and outdoor pools.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want swimming and entertainment on a budget, and don’t mind driving to the beach.
Location:
Around 10 minutes’ drive to beaches such as Polperro. About half an hour to the Eden Project. Not walkable to the beach.
Facilities:
Outdoor pool with flume in warmer months, indoor pool used for activities, kids’ club, restaurant and takeaway, plus extras like mini golf, tennis, giant chess, woodland walk and evening cabaret. And yes, there really is a manor house within the grounds.
Reviews:
84% overall (TripAdvisor 4.1/5, Google 4.3/5). It is run by John Fowler Holidays, which has a good reputation and sneaked of Haven and Parkdean in a recent comparison.
Price: £979 for a Bronze apartment (two-bedroom chalet) for a family of four for a week in August 2026.
Trelawne Manor Holiday Park earns a place because it’s one of the most affordable parks we’ve found in Cornwall while still offering a strong family facility list including indoor and outdoor pools.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want swimming and entertainment on a budget, and don’t mind driving to the beach.
Location:
Around 10 minutes’ drive to beaches such as Polperro. About half an hour to the Eden Project. Not walkable to the beach.
Facilities:
Outdoor pool with flume in warmer months, indoor pool used for activities, kids’ club, restaurant and takeaway, plus extras like mini golf, tennis, giant chess, woodland walk and evening cabaret. And yes, there really is a manor house within the grounds.
Reviews:
84% overall (TripAdvisor 4.1/5, Google 4.3/5). It is run by John Fowler Holidays, which has a good reputation and sneaked of Haven and Parkdean in a recent comparison.
Price: £979 for a Bronze apartment (two-bedroom chalet) for a family of four for a week in August 2026.
Trelawne Manor Holiday Park is one of Cornwall's most affordable holiday parks...
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...and it's well located for exploring local coastal villages
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6. Lakeland Leisure Park, Cumbria/Lake District
Indoor and outdoor pools, activity lake, cheap base for exploring the Lakes
Why it’s in our top 10:
Lakeland Leisure Park makes the list as one of the cheaper options from our Lake District guide, with lots to do onsite, while still offering manageable drive times to the National Park.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a budget base with swimming and activities, and are happy driving into the Lake District for days out. If you want somewhere actually within the Lake District National Park then Avon Wood Holiday Park was the cheapest option we found.
Location:
About 15 minutes to the edge of the Lakes, and up to around 45 minutes to Windermere on a busy day. Coastal setting nearby for walks, but not a classic sandcastle beach.
Facilities:
Indoor and outdoor pools, activity lake with kayaking and paddleboards, footgolf, kids’ clubs, mini golf, archery and bushcraft.
Reviews:
77% overall for comparison purposes (TripAdvisor 3.5/5, Google 4.2/5).
Price: £739 for four people for a week in early August 2026 in a Saver caravan. That's the cheapest grade of caravan offered at Lakeland Leisure Park.
Lakeland Leisure Park makes the list as one of the cheaper options from our Lake District guide, with lots to do onsite, while still offering manageable drive times to the National Park.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a budget base with swimming and activities, and are happy driving into the Lake District for days out. If you want somewhere actually within the Lake District National Park then Avon Wood Holiday Park was the cheapest option we found.
Location:
About 15 minutes to the edge of the Lakes, and up to around 45 minutes to Windermere on a busy day. Coastal setting nearby for walks, but not a classic sandcastle beach.
Facilities:
Indoor and outdoor pools, activity lake with kayaking and paddleboards, footgolf, kids’ clubs, mini golf, archery and bushcraft.
Reviews:
77% overall for comparison purposes (TripAdvisor 3.5/5, Google 4.2/5).
Price: £739 for four people for a week in early August 2026 in a Saver caravan. That's the cheapest grade of caravan offered at Lakeland Leisure Park.
Lakeland Leisure Park isn't right in the Lake District but it has coastal and lakeside views...
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...as well as swimming pools and a modern restaurant and bar
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7. Swanage Bay View, Dorset
Sea views, indoor pool, modern bar, strong value for Dorset
Why it’s in our top 10:
Swanage Bay View is included because Dorset is generally pricey, and this is one of the best-value options we found in the county while still offering an indoor pool and sea views.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a quieter Dorset base with swimming, rather than a big entertainment complex.
Location:
About a mile from Swanage beach (around 20 minutes’ walk).
Facilities:
Good-sized indoor pool (simple, no flumes), modern bar and a gym. Caravans only, no hot tubs (hot tubs are next door at Swanage Coastal Park, which was more expensive).
Reviews:
82% overall (TripAdvisor 3.7/5, Google 4.5/5).
Price: £1042 for a family of four in a Comfort caravan for a week in August 2026.
Swanage Bay View is included because Dorset is generally pricey, and this is one of the best-value options we found in the county while still offering an indoor pool and sea views.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a quieter Dorset base with swimming, rather than a big entertainment complex.
Location:
About a mile from Swanage beach (around 20 minutes’ walk).
Facilities:
Good-sized indoor pool (simple, no flumes), modern bar and a gym. Caravans only, no hot tubs (hot tubs are next door at Swanage Coastal Park, which was more expensive).
Reviews:
82% overall (TripAdvisor 3.7/5, Google 4.5/5).
Price: £1042 for a family of four in a Comfort caravan for a week in August 2026.
There are excellent views from Swanage Bay View Holiday Park in Dorset...
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...and guests can use this indoor swimming pool
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8. Norfolk Broads Country Park, Norfolk
Very quiet inland park, no facilities, excellent value and reviews
Why it’s in our top 10:
Norfolk Broads Country Park makes the list as the best quiet-and-cheap option, offering very low prices while still scoring highly on customer reviews.
Who it’s best for:
Best for anyone who wants peace and a cheap base for exploring Norfolk, and doesn’t want evening entertainment or big facilities.
Location:
Central-ish Norfolk location near Norwich. Roughly 45 minutes to Cromer or Great Yarmouth.
Facilities:
No real onsite facilities.
Reviews:
86% overall (TripAdvisor 4.1/5, Google 4.5/5).
Price: £529 for a family of four for a week in August 2026 in a ‘Norfolk’ caravan.
Norfolk Broads Country Park makes the list as the best quiet-and-cheap option, offering very low prices while still scoring highly on customer reviews.
Who it’s best for:
Best for anyone who wants peace and a cheap base for exploring Norfolk, and doesn’t want evening entertainment or big facilities.
Location:
Central-ish Norfolk location near Norwich. Roughly 45 minutes to Cromer or Great Yarmouth.
Facilities:
No real onsite facilities.
Reviews:
86% overall (TripAdvisor 4.1/5, Google 4.5/5).
Price: £529 for a family of four for a week in August 2026 in a ‘Norfolk’ caravan.
Norfolk Broads Country Park is an affordable holiday park in a central location in the county...
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...and it has some modern accommodation
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9. Thornwick Bay Holiday Park, Yorkshire
Modern seaside park, indoor pool with waterslides, good value and reviews
Why it’s in our top 10:
Thornwick Bay Holiday Park is included because it’s often the cheapest of Haven’s Yorkshire parks despite being relatively new and getting very good review scores.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a modern Haven park with a fun indoor pool and plenty to do, while keeping costs down.
Location:
On the Flamborough Headland, around 10 minutes’ walk to the nearest beach. The beach is rocky and rustic rather than sandy. Filey and Bridlington are around 15–20 minutes away by car.
Facilities:
Indoor pool with three-lane waterslide and paddling area, kids’ clubs, restaurant and entertainment venue, plus paid activities like bikes, archery, paddleboarding, climbing wall, pottery painting, Segways and arcade.
Reviews:
86% overall (TripAdvisor 4.1/5, Google 4.5/5).
Price: £609 for a family of four in a Saver caravan for a week in August 2026 (standard Haven holiday). Haven Hideaway can be cheaper if you don’t want facility access.
Thornwick Bay Holiday Park is included because it’s often the cheapest of Haven’s Yorkshire parks despite being relatively new and getting very good review scores.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who want a modern Haven park with a fun indoor pool and plenty to do, while keeping costs down.
Location:
On the Flamborough Headland, around 10 minutes’ walk to the nearest beach. The beach is rocky and rustic rather than sandy. Filey and Bridlington are around 15–20 minutes away by car.
Facilities:
Indoor pool with three-lane waterslide and paddling area, kids’ clubs, restaurant and entertainment venue, plus paid activities like bikes, archery, paddleboarding, climbing wall, pottery painting, Segways and arcade.
Reviews:
86% overall (TripAdvisor 4.1/5, Google 4.5/5).
Price: £609 for a family of four in a Saver caravan for a week in August 2026 (standard Haven holiday). Haven Hideaway can be cheaper if you don’t want facility access.
Thornwick Bay Holiday Park opened in 2016 and has invested lots in putting their stamp on it
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Facilities include a modern restaurant, indoor swimming pool and climbing wall
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Our visit to Haven Thornwick Bay
We were very keen to visit, as Thornwick Bay often ranks as one of the best on customer review scores from Haven's range of about 40 resorts. We were also intrigued by its tag line of a 'Country Park by the Sea', which is a little different to other Havens.
Read the full blog about our visit to Haven Thornwick Bay
Read the full blog about our visit to Haven Thornwick Bay
10. The Chase and Grange Caravan Park, Skegness
Very cheap base, simple park, walk to the beach
Why it’s in our top 10:
The Chase and Grange Holiday Park rounds off the list as one of the cheapest family caravan parks we’ve found for August, offering a bargain base in the Skegness area.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who mainly want a cheap place to sleep while spending most of the time out at the beach, Skegness or local attractions. If you want more facilities onsite, then good value alternatives include Haven's Skegness Holiday Park (previously known as Richmond Holiday Centre) and Parkdean Resorts' Southview Leisure Park.
Location:
About 10 minutes’ walk to Ingoldmells beach, with Skegness a short drive away. Fantasy Island is also walkable.
Facilities:
Very limited onsite facilities.
Reviews:
79% overall across TripAdvisor and Google Reviews.
Price: £525 for a family of four for a week in August 2026 in a four-berth caravan.
The Chase and Grange Holiday Park rounds off the list as one of the cheapest family caravan parks we’ve found for August, offering a bargain base in the Skegness area.
Who it’s best for:
Best for families who mainly want a cheap place to sleep while spending most of the time out at the beach, Skegness or local attractions. If you want more facilities onsite, then good value alternatives include Haven's Skegness Holiday Park (previously known as Richmond Holiday Centre) and Parkdean Resorts' Southview Leisure Park.
Location:
About 10 minutes’ walk to Ingoldmells beach, with Skegness a short drive away. Fantasy Island is also walkable.
Facilities:
Very limited onsite facilities.
Reviews:
79% overall across TripAdvisor and Google Reviews.
Price: £525 for a family of four for a week in August 2026 in a four-berth caravan.
Bizarrely-named The Chase Caravan Park is a cheap caravan park...
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...and it's only about 10 minutes walk to the beach at Ingoldmells
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Our visit to The Chase and Grange
"We were blessed with beautiful sunny weather on the East Lincolnshire coast when we visited the Chase and Grange Holiday Park. I spent quite a while calling it the Chase and Status, but I eventually moved on and used its proper name. As we got to know the site, we commented that the caravans were nicely spread out and that many of them look to be pretty modern. The whole site was well looked after and didn't look too worn out."
Read the full blog from our visit to The Chase and Grange
Read the full blog from our visit to The Chase and Grange
Price comparison of 10 of the cheapest caravan holidays in England and Wales
For our (limited) price comparison, we picked the cheapest holiday park in each of our guides to the best holiday parks in each location. So, there are probably some cheaper holiday parks out there, but these are the ones which are good enough to make it into our top 10 and top 5 guides.
We looked for the cheapest accommodation we could find for a week in August 2026, for a family of four.
From the cheapest to the most expensive:
We looked for the cheapest accommodation we could find for a week in August 2026, for a family of four.
From the cheapest to the most expensive:
- The Chase and Grange Caravan Park Skegness - £525
- Norfolk Broads Country Park Norfolk - £529
- Thornwick Bay Holiday Park Yorkshire - £529
- Thorness Bay Holiday Park Isle of Wight - £609
- Haven Greenacres Holiday Park Wales - £665
- Lakeland Leisure Park Cumbria/Lake District - £739
- Marton Mere Holiday Park Blackpool - £805
- Tarka Holiday Park Devon - £949
- Trelawne Manor Holiday Park Cornwall - £979
- Swanage Bay View Dorset - £1042
What about Scotland's cheapest holiday parks?
We've got a separate guide to holiday parks in Scotland and have dug out some excellent deals, including some offering a week's holiday in August for £500 - £600.
Most of the photos on Holiday Park Guru are original photos that we’ve taken ourselves from our own visits to 100+ holiday parks around the UK. Please don’t use them without permission. Other photos on this page are from Away Resorts, Parkdean Resorts, Norfolk Broads Country Park, Shorefield, John Fowler, Hoseasons and Haven.
