suggestions for UK 'family' holiday?
08 July 2004, 10:13 AM
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suggestions for UK 'family' holiday?
Lookiung to take my family away for a weeks holiday later this year, but need some suggestions of where to go.
Have 3 sons ages 4, 2 and 2 weeks(!), so abroad is out, plus been to Centre Parcs the last 3 years, so dont really want to do that again.
Any suggestions? (and not Butlins / Pontins!)
Neil
Have 3 sons ages 4, 2 and 2 weeks(!), so abroad is out, plus been to Centre Parcs the last 3 years, so dont really want to do that again.
Any suggestions? (and not Butlins / Pontins!)
Neil
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www.crieffhydro.co.uk
Great family hotel in the middle of Perthshire, Scotland. You can stay in the hotel, but they also have a lot of self catering lodges which are nicely situated in the woods overlooking the hotel.
Tons of activities to do. Sort of like a classy Centreparks.....
Oh, and they do childcare in the hotel, from about 9am to 9pm, so if you want a quiet dinner with the wife, you can do it without the kids while they spend a few hours & get fed in the childcare area....
Great family hotel in the middle of Perthshire, Scotland. You can stay in the hotel, but they also have a lot of self catering lodges which are nicely situated in the woods overlooking the hotel.
Tons of activities to do. Sort of like a classy Centreparks.....
Oh, and they do childcare in the hotel, from about 9am to 9pm, so if you want a quiet dinner with the wife, you can do it without the kids while they spend a few hours & get fed in the childcare area....
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Can't beat a bit of Surf.
For the last 12 years I've been at least once a year to Porth Beach just outside Newquay.
Very friendly family place, close to everything you need but far enough away from the packed beaches and crowds.
www.porthbeach.co.uk
New £26k centraly heated, double glazed van's added this year.
Going to be looking at £600 a week peak season but well worth it.
Cheers
Lee
For the last 12 years I've been at least once a year to Porth Beach just outside Newquay.
Very friendly family place, close to everything you need but far enough away from the packed beaches and crowds.
www.porthbeach.co.uk
New £26k centraly heated, double glazed van's added this year.
Going to be looking at £600 a week peak season but well worth it.
Cheers
Lee
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09 July 2004, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
Porthbeach Looks lovely ! Would like to try it .
I will save the link in my favourites.
Cheers!
I will save the link in my favourites.
Cheers!
Newquay nightlife is a 15 minute walk or a short taxi ride.
I've had to cancel my Setempber visit because of my heart attack, although I did get a week earlier this year.
If anyone would like pictures of the site or coastal area drop me an e-mail and I'll mail them to you.
logiclee@ntlworld.com
Cheers
Lee
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