HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, UNITED KINGDOM, Mar 23, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Easter always feels like the end of winter and the start of the new season. This year the Easter holidays arrive early enough that we don't have to wait too long and late enough that we can expect some sunshine - but whatever the weather it's hard to resist the temptation to pack a bag and head for the coast.
Top choice for many families is a caravan break and it's easy to see why! The great British holiday park has been loved for decades and for plenty of parents it's all about sharing their own childhood memories with their children. What's more, many holiday parks are right by the sea, offer plenty to do for kids of all ages and they're great value for money.
There's no disputing that we're intrinsically an island race and for many of us the essence of a great holiday is being close to the sea. It's all about building sandcastles, flying a kite and eating sandwiches with just a little bit of sand in them. Book a park with direct beach access and you can be surfing before breakfast, playing beach cricket before lunch and spending the afternoon poking around in rock pools, sorting your limpets from your periwinkles!
Haven Easter Holidays offer a little bit more for everyone - choose a park that offers a range of entertainment and activities. If the weather is less than favourable it's good to know that there's a heated indoor leisure pool with slides and flumes; all-weather sports courts; kids clubs and organised fun to take the pressure off stressed out mums and dads. Haven Holidays, who have 35 family holiday parks around the coast, offer all sorts of activities from laser combat zones to lessons in tennis, archery or fencing. Their kids clubs are free of charge with arts and crafts, messy mornings and a chance to learn new skills such as juggling, plate-spinning or hula hoopin'. They have a full programme of daytime and evening entertainment too.
Haven have lots happening over the Easter break. Look forward to all those timeless seasonal favourites such as Easter Bonnet parades (children can make their own in the kids clubs!), looking for eggs and hunting for the Easter Bunny. But there's also going to be the very first 'Haven's Talented Seaside' competition where guests will be invited to share talents on stage ...and they'll be showcasing Streetball Extreme with some top urban talent including break dancers, street dancers and freestyle tricksters.
If you've never stayed in a caravan before (or if you haven't been in one since you were knee high to a grasshopper yourself!) you'll be pleasantly surprised by just how very comfortable and cosy they are. You'll find everything you need from well-equipped kitchens to DVD players for chill out evenings in front of the TV. Kids love caravans - they're just like 'real' houses, but dinky! And well-stocked shops and tempting restaurants on cafes on park make self-catering easy.
Haven Holidays have 24 parks that also welcome touring caravans and motorhomes, with tent pitches available on selected parks too. It's such a great way to enjoy their lovely seaside locations and extensive facilities whilst bringing along your own home from home.
So pack your buckets and spades, wellies, sun-cream and Easter bonnets and head for the coast this Easter!
Breaks during the Easter holidays are available from just GBP 149 at a wide choice of Haven Holiday parks. Accommodation is in comfortable two bedroom 'Superior' holiday homes for a family of up to six people. Click on www.haven.com or call 0871 230 1900.
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