WITH stunning coastlines and picturesque towns, Kent is the perfect staycation during spring and summer.
Surprisingly, Haven’s Kent Coast has been revealed as the most budget-friendly holiday park to visit in May and June, with stays costing from £5pp a night.
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The only catch is that cheap prices are only available on mid-week stays.
That said, they are still significantly cheaper than most popular seaside destinations, such as Devon, Dorset, Suffolk, and Norfolk.
To make it even better, the Kent Coast resort only re-opened last summer following a massive renovation, with a new Marina Bar and stage, Yacht Club entertainment venue, and adventure village.
June should be a great month to visit Kent, as the skies should finally clear up, and most days should be sunny.
Although the temperatures will still be around the early 20C, they shouldn’t dip below 10C even at night.
Four-night caravan holidays at Kent Coast start from £69 per stay with the “Hideaway” package.
The Hideaway package only includes self-catered accommodation; you’ll still have access to restaurants and arcades, but these will have to be paid for separately.
If you’d rather have everything included in the price, the four-night holidays cost from £99 per stay.
The “Haven” package includes access to all the amenities, from swimming pools to go-karting and entertainment.
The holiday park has a big Adventure Village with multi-sports courts, an outdoor stage with entertainment, and a sand play area for little ones.
A big heated indoor pool is joined by the outdoor pool during the summer.
On-site, you’ll also find an arcade, a bar, a restaurant, a Burger King, a Papa Johns, a mini market, and a sweets shop.
The Burger King Pod is the UK’s first-ever walk-through Burger King, exclusive to the renewed park.
The park also offers a prime location with easy access to the coast of the Thames Estuary, and most of the caravans even offer coastal views.
Although there’s plenty to do on-site, the area surrounding the park is filled with activities, and the nearest beach is a 25-minute walk from the resort.
For instance, the Slough Fort is nearby. It was used to guard a vulnerable stretch of the Thames from invasion, and tours are available most days.
Those who fancy a day out could also head to Whitstable and enjoy the “stunning” coastal views, local markets, traditional seafood dishes and famous oysters.
We’ve also revealed why spring is the best time for hot tub staycations and our pick of the best deals from £26pp a night.
Alternatively, for an adult-only getaway, there’s a hotel in Rhodes voted ‘best in the world’ by TUI – with two infinity pools and just one minute from the beach.
Or, for family-friendly stays, several holiday companies released extra free child places for this summer.
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