TEENAGERS can be hard to keep entertained during the summer, but parents will be pleased to know there are holiday parks across the UK with lots of teen activities.
Not only will they spare kids from boredom, they won't stretch the holiday fund too far either.
Stays at the parks start from just £99, based on a family of four sharing, and there are great locations across the UK this summer, when Brits should be free to go on holiday.
Teens are well catered for at these holiday parks, with everything from crazy golf and zip-lining on offer, as well as evening entertainment andamusement arcades to play in.
It is worth noting that due to current Covid restrictions, some activities such as indoor shows have to remain closed, but there is hope that these will reopen once restrictions are lifted, which is likely to be on May 17.
Here are the best holiday parks for teenagers:
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Haven Hopton Holiday Park, Norfolk
Haven has tons of activities for teens from crazy golf to tennis lessons.
There's indoor and outdoor pools, with slides and flumes and an all-weather multi-sports court to get the adrenaline pumping.
Oodles family amusements centre has arcade games galore and at The Marina Stage there's live entertainment, special events and a relaxed bar for a soft drink.
There's even an on-site Papa John's pizza and a fish & chip shop to keep fussy eaters happy.
- 3-night stay at Hopton in July on a Stay + Play basis from £341
Park Dean Vauxhall Holiday Park, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Teens won't be stuck looking for things to do at this fun-filled park from Parkdean Resorts.
It has everything from a multi-sports court to a virtual reality world and an amusement arcade.
There are two pools with slides and even an ice cream station at one of the on-site restaurants.
Plus, the nearby town of Great Yarmouth is just a stone's throw away – so it's ideal if you're after a beach break and some traditional seaside fun.
- 3-night stays at Vauxhall in July from £199
Away Resorts Mersea Island, Essex
Take teens for a break in Essex at Mersea Island where they can hang out at the Muddy Duck Clubhouse where there's live entertainment and a laidback atmosphere.
The park has it's own private beach, where you can try jet skiing, as well as a nature reserve to explore on foot or by bike.
There's an arcade and indoor swimming pool, too.
- 3-night stays at Mersea Island in July from £337
Park Holidays Golden Sands, Dawlish, Devon
Teens will never be short of things to do at this park in South Devon which has an amusement arcade and a family bar.
There's no less than three swimming pools and two clubhouses to hang out at (with free WiFi as an added bonus).
The sandy beach is on your doorstep, there's a sun terrace to relax on and the park is known for its top class shows on most nights.
- 3-night stays at Golden Sands in July from £264
Center Parcs Elveden Forest, Suffolk
From nature lovers to adrenaline junkies, Elveden Forest has something for every kind of teen.
There's over 400 acres of forest to explore on foot or by bike – where you can spot local Muntjac deer.
There's also a ton of exciting indoor and outdoor activities, including taking a ride on the longest zip wire of all the Center Parcs UK villages.
They're well catered for in the food department too, with everything from Indian to pizza to Mexican and American grub on the menu.
- 3-nights at Elvedene Forest in July from £619
Pontins Camber Sands, East Sussex
There's a great Blue Flag beach at Camber Sands, famed for its unspoilt sand dunes.
The park is a great base from which to explore Rye and other attractions in the area that are great for teens, from Camber Castle to Drusilla’s Park with its rides and animals.
On-site the park has an arcade and restaurants galore, from Mama’s Pizza to SFC chicken. Don't forget to stop by The Ice Cream Hut for for some traditional ice too.
- 3-nights at Camber Sands in July from £99
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