Ladram Bay is taking £93 off a Comfort 2 holiday home on the Devon coast, with a checked three-night stay from 15 June now showing at £376 after the STAY20 code.
That is still a last-minute break, so it will suit people who can move quickly. The reason it earns a look is the setting: this is a family-run, 5-star holiday park above the Jurassic Coast, with direct beach access, a heated indoor pool, leisure passes, utilities, gas, heating and beds made up for arrival included.
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The wider offer is 20% off selected 2026 stays with code STAY20. We checked the official Ladram Bay site on 9 June and found the Comfort 2 example reduced from £469 to £376 for three nights from 15 June. Availability can move quickly, so search around if that exact unit has gone.
The official Ladram Bay page shows the STAY20 offer and current late-availability examples.
One practical caveat: the best visible price we found is close-in, and the code is subject to availability. That is not unusual for late-availability park stays, but it does mean this is better for a quick UK break than a long planning window.
If you want a Devon family break with the park facilities sorted, this is a solid saving before the cheaper units disappear.
How to book
Book direct with Ladram Bay. Search the late-availability or holiday-home options, then enter code STAY20 and check that the discount is applied before paying.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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