Daily mail holiday offer starts 4th january

shellylovesshopping

Just had an email advising Daily Mail holiday promotion starts on 4th January. Collect tokens and book online from 7th.

BreakFree have teamed up with the Daily Mail once again to bring you the best holiday offer in 2011!

"We have amazing breaks in the UK starting at £15* per person and if you fancy travelling overseas you can grab a holiday in Europe from only £20* per person!

With hundreds of locations to choose from and a wider choice of resorts available, there’s sure to be something to suit every family!

Don’t miss out on this amazing holiday offer! Check-out The Daily Mail on Tuesday 4th January 2011 for all the details of how to book and a complete guide to the parks and resorts available.

The BreakFree Holidays Team"

http://www.breakfreeholidays.co.uk/2011-spring-holidays-mail

poshstock66

Ohhh, you beat me too it!!! :T

funkyfish586

has any one been on one of these holidays? we are desp to go away with the kiddies as we have never been anywhere but im worried i will end up being really disapointed xx

robstersgirl

I'd like to do this too I've never been disappinted with the sun u.k holidays but this is more of a risk ,would love to hear from someone who has been on one.

viclspence

Looking at the website they are Haven and Park Resort holiday destinations, I've been to Cala Gran and Blue Dolphin so if they are included (which they are listed on the website) i'll def be collecting the tokens. Does anyone know how many tokens you have to collect?

dollop

ive been on these a few times,dont forget its not just the £15 you have to pay,at most parks you have to add on cash for the entertainment passes ect,they always ask if you want bedding thats an extra tenner,i always say no but they always give me the bedding anyway.

I can throughly reccomend hafan y mor in wales which is a haven,and primrose valley,again is a haven.

Also just be carefull because when you get a budget caravan they sometimes dont have heating in the bedrooms and it can get very very very cold at night.

*Jelly_Tots*

Don't want to put people off but I have been disgusted at the state of Haven caravans (have been 4 times in recent past). I had low expectations and was still disappointed. They seemed to get worse on each holiday we went on. And it's not just me: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/watchdog/2010/11/haven_holiday.html
Just didn't want anyone getting too disappointed.
(Btw - and we always paid to upgrade and stayed in Deluxe caravans!!).

lcr3

We went on one of these break free holidays last year in the October half-term and it was fantastic!
We stayed at woolacombe bay holiday park in Devon and our caravan had fantastic views of the sea. The facilities were great too with an indoor (very warm) heated pool, great children's outdoor play area, crazy golf etc. In the evening they had really good children's entertainment, which was then followed by adult entertainment (but our children are quite little, so didn't make that part of it!)
The great thing with that resort was that you could use the other facilities of their sister parks which were all close by and had bowling, pottery painting etc...
To top all of that we had a great modern, well equipped caravan (but I guess that was the luck of the draw, as you don't know what you will get!) and it is 5 mins drive from the amazing sandy Woolacombe beach!
We will be going back!

rdwarr

There's also the risk that you'd end up in the caravan next to .............

dollop

*Jelly_Tots* wrote: »

Don't want to put people off but I have been disgusted at the state of Haven caravans (have been 4 times in recent past). I had low expectations and was still disappointed. They seemed to get worse on each holiday we went on. And it's not just me: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/watchdog/2010/11/haven_holiday.html
Just didn't want anyone getting too disappointed.
(Btw - and we always paid to upgrade and stayed in Deluxe caravans!!).

ive stayed in a few caravans with haven and theyve all been clean,the only one i ever had a problem with was a chalet at craig tara that was grubby,but never anything as bad as pontins,i dont know how people can complain when they get a holiday so cheap. and thats not directed at you.

pstuart

rdwarr wrote: »

There's also the risk that you'd end up in the caravan next to .............

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