Welcome to Haven’s hub of things to do in the UK. The country we call home is full of enticing experiences that are the ticket to memories that last a lifetime. You’ll find awe-inspiring, all-encompassing and all-embracing attractions dotted up and down the landscape, with one of our prestigious parks never too far away. There are heaps of holiday ideas for you to home in on in our handy guides. Have a look and start planning.
Vast expanses, world-leading landmarks and beautiful beaches are the order of the day, every day in Scotland. Our parks on the east and west coast are just a stone’s throw from fascinating places.
Home to seven of our fantastic parks and a whole host of attractions, Wales is a place where scenery and history come together to create a wealth of things to do with your loved ones.
North Wales is nothing short of stunning. Undoubtedly one of the UK’s most scenic areas, the region is home to the highest peak in England and Wales – the wonderful Snowdonia.
South Wales is the busier and more densely populated part of the country, home to around three quarters of the population and most of the biggest towns and cities.
Cornwall is a constant in the coastal conversation for good reason. There’s a wealth of attractions for you to discover in this unique county, with our favourites in this shortlist.
Delightful Devon is lifted even higher by the awe-inspiring things to do up its sleeve. National parks, beaches, cathedrals, railways and zoos are all waiting for you and the loved ones.
Dorset keeps people coming back time and time again, with the landmarks within its borders home to some of the most enticing experiences in the entire country.
Lush landscapes and magnificent monuments fuse to make Somerset one of the UK’s top places for a staycation. See what makes this county special in the list of our favourite things to do.
Home to household names and hidden gems, Essex is a county that can be what you want it to be. Cosmopolitan towns and coastal favourites dot the largely rural landscape that’s waiting for you.
Kent is known as 'The Garden of England' and is home to an array of attractions that have been welcoming families for decades. Historical sites are at every beautiful corner of the county. Find out our favourites.
Sussex has so much going for it that it’s actually divided into east and west. With so much to do in either direction, you’ll love our whittled-down list of favourites.
Blackpool is the spiritual home of the staycation and it's reached the pinnacle through its unrivalled set of things to do. The world-famous beach and tower are joined by a lovely set of sites.
There are so many ways to get the most out of the Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and undoubtedly one of the UK’s most desirable places for a domestic break.
Lovely Lincolnshire is home to some of the crispest coastline the UK has to offer. Underrated offerings are up and down the county, and we’ve compiled our favourites.
England’s historical frontier with Scotland is home to a wealth of spaces dedicated to the strategic border. Castles, walls and islands are just some of the places waiting to say ‘welcome’.
England’s largest county is brimming with household names and hidden gems awaiting your presence. With four Haven parks here, you won’t be far from this special set of experiences.
Discover the towns that make Cornwall one of the top places in the UK for a staycation all-year-round. Coast and countryside destinations are covered in what is England’s most south westerly county.
Another place that rolls off the tongue in the South West, Devon is home to quaint villages and stunning seascapes that make the county the place to be for all sorts of domestic getaways.
Dorset is delightful throughout the year with historical resort towns coupling magnificently with the Jurassic Coast to bring a variety of experiences to the table. Have a read and get planning.
Nestled in between the more talked about Devon and Cornwall, Somerset is home to an immense variety of places that make it one of the best places for a lovely time away with the loved ones.
The best of one of England’s greatest staycation regions summed up in one article. You’ll see an unmissable collection of towns from across the South West that are must visits.
A stunning county on the south coast, Sussex is a county of crisp coastline, vibrant towns and lush countryside. Allow us to inspire with this handpicked set of places to visit for a real adventure.
We round up the places in Kent that make the county world-famous for so many different things. Read through these extra-special elements and get planning your travels round the Garden of England.
Norfolk is a constant pull for visitors from each corner of the country, offering a rural landscape and peaceful time away from the hustle and bustle of bigger population centres. See what makes the county so great.
With fantastic transport links and a lovely coastline, Essex is one of the best places for a stress-free staycation with the loved ones. See the places to visit that make the county extra special here.
Glorious Blackpool is the home of seaside getaways with landmarks like the Tower and Promenade edged into holiday folklore. The places featured here are just a stone’s throw from our magnificent parks.
The lovely Lake District is one of the first places we think of when it comes to holidaying at home, and when you add terrific surrounding towns to its immense scenery, it’s easy to see why.
A lush county that’s often overlooked, Lincolnshire is a largely rural place that’s waiting to be discovered and appreciated even more. Stay at one of our great parks and enjoy these great places.
England’s most sparsely populated county is an historic masterpiece with the remnants of Hadrian’s Wall occupying its northern border with Scotland. See the unspoilt places that call it home here.
The largest county in Britain is also its most diverse. Vibrant cities marry with a picture-perfect eastern coastline to make this one of the most popular counties that outsiders head to all year round.
Large and diverse, Scotland possesses a bit of everything within its borders, with less people meaning even more of a window for a peaceful time when you visit these perfect places on staycation.
The smallest country on the British mainland punches well above its weight when it comes to places to visit. Have a read of this article and find out why Wales is on an unstoppable staycation rise.
This quintessential guide to beaches in Norfolk is just what’s needed to plan your next trip to the county. Have a read of this article and start planning your next great getaway to East Anglia.
With over 90 miles of coastline, it’s no surprise that Norfolk is a real winner when it comes to beaches. We’ve rounded up our favourites from a truly spectacular set of sandy stretches.
Great days out in Norfolk are not hard to come by. Take a browse of some of the exciting events in Norfolk to get you excited for the coming year.
With a rich history as a strategically important area in the UK, Norfolk is full of landmarks and sites that hark back to this turbulent area. Find out our must-see places in this roundup of historic sites.
Wonderful Walton is home to a whole host of awesome attractions for all the family. See the must dos and hidden gems in this one stop shop of all things near the Naze.
Essex boasts one of the most diverse and extensive coastlines in the UK. From firm-family favourites at Southend and Clacton, to hidden gems at Whitehouse and Brightlingsea, there are a wealth of varied shores for visitors to dip into.
Essex is one of the handiest places in the country to escape to for some time away, and this is in no small part down to the lovely pubs dotted across the county. Find out our favourites here.
We think Essex is underrated as far as its coastline is concerned, so we’ve put together a list of Essex coastal walks that will bring many a holiday memory to every family.
We round up the places in Kent that make the county world-famous for so many different things. Read through these extra-special elements and get planning your travels round the Garden of England.
Despite its relatively proximity to London, Kent is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle. With its rolling countryside and abundant wildlife, it’s easy to see why it’s known as the Garden of England.
Faversham is a great option for some time away from Allhallows when you stay with us. Dating to pre-Roman times, this terrific town has an abundance of history and heritage to discover.
Wonderful Whitstable is a name that consistently pops up as one of the best towns in Kent. See the magnificent variety of things to do that put this town right near the top of the Kent tree.
A stunning county on the south coast, Sussex is a county of crisp coastline, vibrant towns and lush countryside. Allow us to inspire with this handpicked set of places to visit for a real adventure.
Sussex accounts for 15% of the UK’s total land area so it’s no surprise that the county boasts a variety of natural landscapes, as well as picturesque villages, charming towns and historic cities.
Bognor Regis is one of the ultimate places for a beach break. There are so many things to do and memories to be made with the family. Here's what you can get up to at this premier seaside resort.
Read on for our selection of the best days out in Sussex to discover some of the best spots to enjoy with your kids on the South Coast.
When it comes to eating and drinking, Bournemouth and Poole might surprise you. Whether it’s for an evening of fine-dining, or a good old-fashioned fish & chips by the sea, these two coastal towns boast a wide variety of options.
Dorset is delightful throughout the year with historical resort towns coupling magnificently with the Jurassic Coast to bring a variety of experiences to the table. Have a read and get planning.
Dorset’s main claim to fame is its location on the dramatic Jurassic coastline. Despite the name, fossils and fascinating geological quirks aren’t all that it has to offer.
Lovely Lyme Regis is known as the 'Pearl of Dorset' and it's easy to understand why with the array of things to do in this picturesque place. Find our favourites and start planning.
Given its maritime history, you might expect Grimsby to have some excellent seafood restaurants, but it offers so much more than that! Let's take you through the best restaurants in Grimsby.
We go through very best restaurants in or near Skegness, across a range of cuisines and well within walking or driving distance of our Skegness Holiday Park.
Here’s our guide to the best restaurants in Mablethorpe. All these spots are within a short walk or drive from our Golden Sands Holiday Park!
In this article, we look at the best restaurants in Cleethorpes, so that you won’t go hungry during your visit to our Thorpe Park Holiday Park.
Nestled in between the more talked about Devon and Cornwall, Somerset is home to an immense variety of places that make it one of the best places for a lovely time away with the loved ones.
Burnham-on-Sea is made all the more brilliant by the fact it's a place full of things to do with the furry one in the family. Have a look at our recommendations and start planning your next staycation in Somerset.
The best of one of England’s greatest staycation regions summed up in one article. You’ll see an unmissable collection of towns from across the South West that are must visits.
Somerset might not have the longest coastline, especially compared with its southwestern neighbours Cornwall and Devon, but it’s blessed with some of the best beaches in the country.
South Wales is the most populated part of the country, so you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a place with more substance than style. The reality is, it has both.
Why should your best furry friend miss out on your next trip? North Wales' beautiful and rugged coastline is packed with all kinds of beaches perfect for people and pooches to explore together.
South Wales is a magical region to explore with a stack of beautiful sites to see and historic locations to be discovered.
The smallest country on the British mainland punches well above its weight when it comes to places to visit. Have a read of this article and find out why Wales is on an unstoppable staycation rise.
South Wales is the most populated part of the country, so you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a place with more substance than style. The reality is, it has both.
South Wales is a magical region to explore with a stack of beautiful sites to see and historic locations to be discovered.
South Wales is a top holiday destination, providing as good a day out with its countryside, coast, castles, and attractions, as anywhere in the British Isles.
From thrilling theme parks to fascinating museums and historic castles — South Wales boasts some of the UK's best attractions.
Hadrian's Wall spans over 70 miles having been built by the Roman Empire to mark their northern territory and defend against barbarian invasions. Nowadays, it is a popular attraction that allows you to discover the history and culture of Roman Britain.
With over 70 castles and ruins to explore, Northumberland is a haven for history enthusiasts. Check out our guide to the finest historic spots in the very north of England.
Northumberland boasts some of the wildest and most remote countryside in England. So, it’s no wonder that it’s also home to some of the country’s finest walking routes. We’ve rounded up some of the best for you in this handy guide.
With its cold, northerly climate, Northumberland has a reputation for its hearty, warming food. You can sample this distinctive cuisine at one of our excellent restaurant and pub recommendations across the county.
