Where can i take 3 kids 7 3 and <1 in uk for a weekend break and wife lol?

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Smurfette!

centre parcs in warminster - you have got longleat just down the road too xx

Ferrari Babe Â¸.â€¢*Â´`*â™¥ â™¥*Â´`*â€¢.Â¸

Centreparks, or Alton Towers.

Carrie S

I think you can never go wrong with a good holiday park. They're not the nightmares of the 70's or 80's anymore. The luxury ones are lodges with 3 bedrooms, TV,. DVD, Microwave, fridge freezer etc. There is usually some form of entertainment for the kids and adults and an indoor heated pool. Most are set in woodland with walks, trails and near the beach. Some that we have been to and enjoyed were:

Sandford holiday park in Dorset (near Poole)
Waterside park in Dorset (near Weymouth)
Devon Cliffs park in Devon

see www.parkdeanholidays.co.uk
and
www.hoseasons.co.uk to book.

Center Parcs in my opinion is overpriced for what it is which is basically a holiday park for people who think they're too middle class for holiday parks.

Butlins is also good if you go during a family break (not the adult weekenders), the one at Bognor Regis is great with kids clubs, bars, free fairground, restaurants and on the beach. There are loads of places to visit nearby for picturesque walks etc.

IAN R

Your off to Centre Parcs mate! I have been there twice with the family....you will enjoy it

Good luck

Ian

Em x

Try Centre Parcs - especially at this time of year!! Loads for all ages to do!

cheeky chappie

Have a soul weekend at Butlins...or a music themed event at pontins.......................the kids will love it. There is a creche service too.

angelheart

Isle of Wight, its beautiful, keep going back theres loads to see n do, Weymouth is very nice and so is Devon/Cornwall

BILLYRED

Bultins, Skegness! Spa for the Mrs, loads of stuff for kids and bars for you! Hurrah!

aphrodite

if money no object then get yourselves to disneyland paris loads to do for you and your wife and kids and time for grown ups to relax but you wont want to relax as its paradise in different ways for children and grown ups. if you go then enjoy an hope you have fun fun fun

Dark Crusader

How about the city of york, we have vikings and romans, and walls to walk, we have shopping for muim and trains for dad, Thomas the tank at railway museum feb half term, we have lots of fun museums and dont forget the big wheel. Easy free parking at park and ride with adults paying just Â£2 per return and kids go free. All you need is somewhere to stay and there are lots of child friendly B+B's all over, plus lots of hotels cheap and expensive. Cafes and rstaurants galore and if you need a babysitter so you can have a night on the town check out local nanny agencies as my wife used to do regular baby sits for hotel guests in York for agencies as a registered NNEB.

thomas348992

centerparcs is great.but make sure you got big pockets.there's alot of extras[and not for you]

Yoshi

Drop the <1 at the nearest pub then head for Centre Parks.

MARGARET P

centreparcs meant to be good we going in april

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