A holiday park known as a "disgusting hovel" has been named the worst in the UK for the 11th consecutive year.

Inexpensive but not satisfyingly pleasant.

July 8th 2024.

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Some well-known holiday parks in the UK have received low scores on a recent list by consumer giant Which?. The list ranks holiday parks based on various factors, such as value for money, cleanliness, food and drink, and quality of activities and facilities. And unfortunately, for one big name in particular, it's not good news. For the 11th year in a row, Pontins, founded in 1946, has been ranked at the bottom of the list.

The reviews from visitors to Pontins' only two remaining sites in Suffolk and Somerset were far from positive. One guest who visited the Somerset park in June described it as "soul destroying" and criticized the poor accommodation, lack of facilities, and run-down nature of the resort. Another reviewer who stayed at the Suffolk site called it a "holiday to forget" and noted that everything was in need of updating.

Even the recently closed Prestatyn Sands Pontins did not escape harsh reviews. One TripAdvisor user described it as a "disgusting hovel" and said they would prefer a prison cell over the chalet. Another reviewer vowed to never return to the resort, no matter what.

But it's not all bad news for UK holiday parks. In fact, the lesser-known Potters Resorts beat out popular names like Center Parcs and Butlins to claim the top spot. Which? praised Potters for its all-inclusive packages, which include activities and entertainment inspired by the West End. For just £110 per person, per night, guests can stay in bungalows, hotel rooms, or suites and enjoy a variety of activities such as rowing, air rifle shooting, archery, and dance classes.

Other highly-rated holiday parks include Forest Holidays and Bluestone Wales, which placed second and third respectively. Center Parcs, although popular, only placed 9th in the ranking due to its high prices and lack of free facilities. Butlin's, on the other hand, scored well for its quality of entertainment and range of activities for children, but fell short on value for money.

So why not consider a UK holiday park for your next family break? With outdoor activities, entertainment, and waterparks on offer, they're a great option for a cheerful and wholesome vacation. And if you have a story to share about your experience at a holiday park, we'd love to hear from you. Get in touch by emailing us at [email address].

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