Published 11 October 2026 | Updated 11 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Park Holidays has cut up to 25% off October half-term breaks, with three nights from £159. Steeple Bay in Essex and Stowford Farm Meadows in Devon both have that lead price for 23 October, so this is a proper family-break sale rather than one lonely cheap caravan.
The offer covers holidays, touring and camping stays arriving from 23 to 30 October. Tarka in Devon is £169 for three nights on the same 23 October arrival, while Pentire and Trevella in Cornwall start at £179. That gives families a reasonable choice of coast and countryside without immediately pushing the break over £200.
Park Holidays says the reduced prices are already applied online. The parks are running Halloween activities during half term, including pumpkin carving, costume contests, haunted trails and storytelling, although entertainment differs by park.
The offer is for new bookings and runs until 30 October, subject to availability. The low-price examples were checked on 11 October, with some showing limited remaining availability.
How to book
Open Park Holidays’ October half-term page, choose your park and arrival date, then check the total and what is included before paying.
FAQs
What is the cheapest checked Park Holidays half-term break?
Steeple Bay in Essex and Stowford Farm Meadows in Devon were both from £159 for three nights arriving 23 October when checked on 11 October 2026.
When can you travel with the Park Holidays half-term offer?
The offer covers holidays, touring and camping stays arriving from 23 to 30 October 2026. Availability and facilities vary by park.
When does the Park Holidays offer end?
Park Holidays states that the offer is valid until 30 October 2026, subject to availability.
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