Mega UK holiday parks where you can go ALL INCLUSIVE from just £25pp a day – with top shows, waterparks and fairgrounds

YOU don’t need to go abroad to lock in a hassle-free, all-inclusive holiday. A growing number of UK holiday parks and seaside resorts are introducing all inclusive options, packaging a place to stay, meals, drinks, and entertainment into one price. And let’s be honest, holidays are a lot more enjoyable when you don’t have to ask, “Whose round is this?” or scan the menu for the cheapest option at dinner. From five-star adults-only retreats with four meals a day, to action-packed family parks with unlimited Costa Coffee and amazing activities, here’s our pick of the top UK resorts where you can go all inclusive – from only £25pp a day. Butlin’s Butlin’s have locations in Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness Credit: Butlin's Family breaks to Butlin’s really do pack a lot in – West End-style entertainment, loads of activities, plus a free fairground and waterpark on-site to make use of. In the last year, Butlin’s has added the option to go all inclusive to their stays too. Butlin’s all inclusive bundles include accommodation, breakfast, dinner, drinks, as well as the usual access to the fairground, activities and shows. It’s worth it for the drinks package alone, which includes alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and unlimited Costa Coffee. The all inclusive offer is only available during Showtime Term-Time Midweek breaks, so they are ideal for families with little ones or older kids who are outside of school age. Butlin’s offer all-inclusive breaks for £28pp per night, based on two adults and two children on a Showtime Term-time four night break. However, you can also bolt on the all-inclusive drinks package and the all-inclusive food package to regular family breaks across school holidays. Potters Resort Book a five star, all-inclusive break at Potters Resort in Essex or Norfolk Credit: Potters Holidays Fancy a truly all-inclusive holiday without having to leave the country? Potters have five-star resorts in both the Norfolk and Essex countryside, directly on the east coast. Accommodation at these resorts ranges from spacious bungalows to swanky hotel suites, all of which come with complimentary toiletries and towels. Spend your days getting stuck into activities like archery, air rifles, pickleball and bingo and your evenings watching all-singing, all-dancing shows with talent who have appeared on the West End. You can tuck into four meals a day here, as late night dishes are included, where you can help yourself to snacks like bacon rolls or a hot cooked dinner late into the evening. As for drinks, you can enjoy all the branded spirits like Bacardi, Malibu and Jameson’s, plus fun cocktails, smoothies and milkshakes. The resorts remain adults-only for most of the year, perfect for enjoying some peace and quiet away on a couples’ retreat. However the Norfolk resort opens up to families during selected school holiday periods. The five-star, all inclusive breaks start from £175pp per night for a four night break. Make sure to check your specific dates on their website. Parkdean Cherry Tree Parkdean Cherry Tree is a quieter Norfolk park close to the Broads and Gorleston Beach Credit: Park Dean Resorts Tucked between the Norfolk Broads and the sandy shores of Gorleston Beach, Parkdean Resorts Cherry Tree is a pretty and quiet coastal park. Go swimming whatever the weather thanks to both indoor and outdoor heated pools, and if you bring little ones with you, there’s a toddler splash zone, too. As for activities, there’s pirate-themed crazy golf, an adventure playground, a multi-sports court, and a buzzing amusement arcade. You can go all inclusive here from £25 per day, which includes three meals a day served in the park’s main restaurant, plus unlimited soft drinks and Costa Coffee. You can go all inclusive at Parkdean resorts for four-night breaks with Monday arrivals during school term time – so if you’re visiting as a couple or a group of friends, it can be the ideal time to visit. Check the park’s website for specific dates. Lower Hyde Upgrade your all inclusive break at Lower Hyde and stay in a safari tent to feel like you’re abroad Credit: TripAdvisor You really get your money’s worth with a stay at Lower Hyde holiday park. Just minutes from the pretty seaside town of Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, this holiday park has plenty of free attractions nearby like Shanklin Beach and the beautiful Quarr Abbey. And if you book your stay in a luxurious glamping safari tent, you’ll wake up to a view that feels more like being abroad than in the UK. On-site you can battle it out on the sports courts, go for a swim in the heated outdoor pool, and settle down to Parkdean‘s signature entertainment. But the best part is that a stay here essentially gives you access to two holiday parks for the price of one, as you also get free access to all the facilities at the neighbouring Landguard holiday park. Nearby Landguard has a stunning woodland setting that is ideal for outdoors-y types, with plenty of walking trails plus an outdoor adventure playground for any little ones. Going all inclusive here starts from £25 per day – check their website for a range of dates. Carmarthen Bay Colourful houses above the harbour and North Beach in Tenby, a walled seaside town on the western side of Carmarthen Bay Credit: Alamy Overlooking the Gwendraeth Estuary in South Wales, Carmarthen Bay is a very picturesque holiday park. Nearby you can explore the huge, 520-acre Pembrey Country Park, or head out on a wildlife safari at WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre. Plus Carmarthenshire is home to one of the best-preserved Normal fortresses in Wales, Kidwelly Castle, which is just five minutes away. You might even recognise it from Monty Python. The park itself has plenty to do, too. Here you can challenge the crew to crazy golf, plus toddlers can burn off energy in the soft-play arena. End your evenings with a meal at The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant before catching live stage shows late into the night. You can go all inclusive at Carmarthen Bay from £25 per day. Whitley Bay A stay at Whitley Bay comes with fantastic coastal views Credit: Alamy Perched on the cliffs with views of St Mary’s Lighthouse, Parkdean Whitley Bay trades chaotic holiday park energy for crisp coastal air and rugged North East landscapes. Days here revolve around morning swims in the heated indoor pool, nature trail walks, and letting the kids loose on the outdoor play areas and sports court. The beach and famous white dome of Spanish City sit just down the road, making it easy to enjoy an evening of coastal cocktails or fish and chips with sea views. Make sure to be back in time for bingo at the Showbar, where there’s big cash prizes to be won. Book an all inclusive break at Whitley Bay from £25 per day. Newquay Holiday Park Bag an all inclusive stay at the action-packed, modern Parkdean Newquay from £25pppn Credit: Parkdean Newquay Gone are the days of sitting around a packed swimming pool on holiday – Parkdean Newquay has three to pick from, plus a 200ft waterslide for good measure. Set in Britain’s surf capital, this park provides perfect beach holiday energy. You’ve got seven famous beaches on your doorstep, including Fistral Beach, as well as cool Cornish towns like Padstow and Rock nearby, too. If you like an active holiday, you’ve got high-ropes courses, a climbing wall and kayaking available here. There’s an entire Tots program if you’re bringing any along, which includes messy play and miniature bike sessions. Equally, the park offers ‘Grown up getaways’ with 60’s tribute acts, adult-only swim sessions, karaoke parties and events like Country night and the chilled out Brunch Club. Go all-inclusive at Parkdean Newquay from £25 per day.