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You can book a Center Parcs break for a three-night weekend (Friday-Monday), four-night midweek (Monday-Friday) or seven-nights (starting Monday or Friday). Breaks over the festive period may vary from this pattern.
Before you arrive at Center Parcs you can pre-book activities, make restaurant reservations and order online essentials including groceries to your lodge, allowing you to really make the most of your short break.
There are five Center Parcs locations across the UK – each one stunningly unique – with a sixth village set to open in Ireland in 2019. All of our villages offer the same great features you'd expect of a Center Parcs break. Discover up to 400 acres of natural landscapes or soak up the sun on our beach and watersports lake.
Try something new with up to 200 outdoor and indoor activities, or relax in a range of accommodation sizes and styles. Take some me-time at our award-winning Aqua Sana Spa, or enjoy quality family time in our great restaurants or the amazing Subtropical Swimming Paradise, heated to a balmy 29.5C all year round.
The new Treehouses at Woburn Forest are now available to book for breaks from July 2018. This spectacular new accommodation includes our first ever adapted Treehouse.
Perfect for the whole family, the Subtropical Swimming Paradise features family friendly heated pools, slides, water rides, adventure play areas and more.
The Subtropical Swimming Paradise at Longleat Forest is now the home to two new water rides and an exciting family water play area for an experience like no other.
Our one-of-a kind Waterside Lodges are now available to book from summer 2018. With outdoor hot tub and central location, take a look at our unique lodges now.
