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ONE of the biggest European holiday resorts has revealed its €1billion expansion plans for 2024.
This includes 57 new parks, which will have huge attractions including water complexes, slides and beach access.
Eurocamp has revealed plans to open nearly 60 new parks by next summer[/caption]
The new parks are part of their €1billion expansion for 2024[/caption]
Many of the parks have beach access and onsite water complexes[/caption]
Eurocamp currently has 180 parks across Europe, with resorts mainly in France but also Spain, Italy, Germany, Croatia, The Netherlands, Australia, Switzerland and Luxembourg.
But the holiday company has announced plans to open more than 50 new parks in time for the summer 2023 holidays.
The parks will open across popular regions of France, Spain and Italy.
And many of the holiday parks have huge water complexes with pools, slides and attractions, as well as beach access.
Villaggio San Francesco, a new resort opening in Italy, will have seven waterslides onsite as well as direct access to the nearby beach.
The new parks in France include Domaine d’Inly, with an indoor and outdoor water park with six slides, as well as onsite horse stables for lessons and tree climbing courses.
And there is also La Pierre Verte near Cannes which has its own sandy beach lagoon.
And in Spain there is the Enmar Village just an hour from Barcelona with nearby Blue Flag beach and outdoor pool, as well as El Pinar with sandy beaches and onsite petting zoo.
Brits can save 20 per cent on the 2024 holidays if booked by the end of the month – so be quick.
Other discounts include five per cent off on stays 11 nights or more, and an extra 10 per cent off on stays of 21 nights or more.
Eurocamp also has £99 deposits for families wanting to lock in a break without paying in one go.
Here are some of the best deals for the new holiday parks on offer when staying for a seven-night break during the May half term holidays.
- El Pinar – £224 (saving 21 per cent from £282) in a two-bedroom Comfort Plus holiday home
- La Pierre Verte – £329 (saving 19 per cent from £405) in a three-bedroom Classic holiday home
- Enmar Village – £357 (saving 19 per cent from £441) when in a two-bedroom Comfort holiday home
- Domaine d’Inly – £404 (saving 20 per cent from £499) in a two-bedroom Comfort holiday home
- Villaggio San Francesco – £861 (saving 20 per cent from 1,076) in a three-bedroom Comfort Plus holiday home
The cheapest holiday resort deal works out to just £32 a night – and sleeping up to six people, means you could pay just £5.30pp a night.
Other bargains include a week at the Neptuno holiday resort in Spain, which is £175 for the week (or £4.10pp a night) or Les Rives du Luberon in France for £181 a week (or £4.30pp a night.
The Eurocamp website states: “For 2024, we’ve just released our first wave of new parcs with 60+ new additions in France, Italy and Spain.
These are a selection of wonderful new parcs as well as welcoming back some of your favourites.
And watch this space, because we’ll be adding more new parcs, set in the best locations…. and (keep it to yourselves) even a new country!”
Earlier this year, Eurocamp celebrated its 50th anniversary and opened three new parks in France.
This included Locunolé in Brittany, Châteauneuf-de-Galaure in The Alps and Saint-Amans-des-Côts in Aveyron.
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And we’ve revealed how you can save £500 on your next Eurocamp holiday – by visiting more than one park.
Some of the breaks are as little as £175 for the week – working out to £4.10pp a night[/caption]
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