
Car Parking
Land Train
Bikes
Groceries
Eating Out/In

Swimming Pool
Activities
Don’t overbook your activities in advance! You’ll get overwhelmed with the range of activities as you can pretty much do ANYTHING there! We booked ourselves in for a Teddy Bear’s Picnic, 10 Pin Bowling and a balance bike session for the eldest (3.5years old at the time). We managed all expect the balance bike oh and littlest fell asleep for the Teddy Bears Picnic so that was a bit bust. Note to self…. pool fun means knackered baby!
I hope you enjoyed my Centre Parcs Survival Guide! Do you have anything you would add?

We haven’t been to Centre Parcs yet but it is definitely on our holiday wish list! Good to know about the hills, we are keen cyclists so this is something we always take into account!
I’ve never been to Centre Parks, but it sounds great. I’m quite tempted!
We haven’t been to Centre Parcs but looks like a great holiday. The food sounds especially good 🙂
love the guide! its something we plan on doing in the future! obviously once we have enough pennies saved for it!
Some great tips there
Sounds brilliant! I’ve never been to centre parcs but it does sound like a fun holiday for the family! x
Great guide for people wanting to visit. I always do my research where ever we go to get our moneys worth haha
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It’s a shame the ones with the Tesla kept the car on that spot. Really good tips. x
I’ve been going since I was 3/4 years old. I’ve been to all of the sites apart from the newest and yes, I think Longleat is the hilliest! We normally bring most food with us and then top up using the shop and eat out once or twice. My favourite time to go is just before Christmas as the place is usually decorated and the Sherwood one has reindeer and a great grotto. We try to swim everyday because as you say it’s Free!! and pre kids we would always go to the spa 🙂 You’ve made me want to book it again lol!