THERE’S still time to book a cheap Easter break for all the family from just £6.20 per person per night.
Unity Holidays has a new offer for families across all three of its sites in Somerset, the Skirlington Coast in Yorkshire and Seven Lakes in Lincolnshire.
Unity Holidays which has three parks across the country is offering families a three or four-night break during the school holidays at Easter time from £149.
The price of £149 is based upon a family of up to six people staying in a Bronze caravan across four-nights which works out as £6.20pppn.
A Bronze caravan has two to four bedrooms and is open plan with a large living area.
It has central heating, Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchen for self-catering and free parking.
There is also a space for tourers and campers with three-night weekend breaks for a family of four starting at £150.
At Unity Beach in Brean, Somerset, there’s plenty to do like exploring the Splash Waterpark, soft play, it also has a 9-hole golf course.
The site even has its own theme park with over 40 rides including rollercoasters, dodgems, a carousel and ghost train.
There are lots of places to eat on-site like the recently renovated Wonky Donkey pub and restaurant, with a new pavilion, sports bar and arcade.
At the Wonky Donkey, visitors can expect traditional pub food like mac n’ cheese and scampi and chips.
It’s also minutes from the coastline so guests can also enjoy paddling in the sea and making sandcastles on the beach.
Skirlington Coast in East Yorkshire also has a Wonky Donkey pub along with a traditional chippy which can be enjoyed with a seaside view.
It has a heated indoor swimming pool with new activities for 2026, which include Bumper Boats, mini jets and pool party.
It has an arcade with plenty of games, fishing lakes and plenty of countryside to explore.
Like Brean, the Skirlington Coast park has a beach which is ideal for sunbathing in the warm weather, and even fossil hunting.
Seven Lakes is set amongst 200 acres of lakes and woodland in Lincolnshire.
Here, the Head to The Dog & Duck is where guests can enjoy a relaxed breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Each park has plenty of daytime activities, swimming and live evening entertainment.
Guests can get out on the water too on paddleboards, rowing boats, kayaks and even its huge aqua park with inflatables.
It’s an ideal spot for fishing too whether that be newcomers or experienced anglers.
Later on in the year and there will be even more to do at Unity Beach in Brean as part of its £10.2million expansion.
In time for the summer holidays, will be a new lido surrounded by private cabanas and outdoor dining area.
The existing flumes and water rides will remain, and the outdoor pool is expected to open in July 2026.
One writer previously stayed at Unity Beach – here’s what he thought…
Dave Courtnadge, Sun Digital Production Editor (Sport), checked into Unity Beach with his family…
“Our eight-man Platinum lodge at Unity Beach in Somerset has a hot tub — and it comes complete with undisturbed views of Brean’s windswept coastline and a clear sky at night.
“Everything inside is sleek and stylish, with a statement electric fireplace in the centre and Scandi-style wooden furniture that makes the place look more like a fancy prize draw house than a holiday park lodge.
“I was staying there with my partner Bianca and two little ones, Frank, six, and Pearl, four. The lodges are really close to most of the activities and restaurants, too.
“These include the new Wonky Donkey, which serves brekkie and pub grub such as scampi, lasagne and burgers, and the Sports Cafe, where kids can play arcade favourites and cutting-edge VR games in between bites of pizza, while adults watch live sport on the large screens.
“There’s also the revamped Pavilion Theatre, where guests can tuck into wings, loaded fries and kid-sized lighter bites all while watching live game shows and tribute acts.
“The pre-booked 90-minute pool sessions were just enough for our two, although bigger kids, who can go on all the flumes, might want to stay longer.
“Despite tearing around the pool for an hour and a half, Frank and Pearl couldn’t wait to go straight to Brean Play indoor soft play afterwards.
“If one thing’s guaranteed to tire them out, it’s soft play. The area includes the Ninja Zone, with a challenging obstacle course for older kids, and a state-of-the-art ball court with an interactive screen that lets kids play all manner of games.”
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