If you’re looking for your next destination for family holidays in the UK, these towns and cities might just be for you. Here are 5 top places to visit for your UK Staycation!
Weymouth

Weymouth is a seaside town in Dorset in South West England. It is situated on a peninsula, roughly in between the nearby towns of Dorchester to the west and Portland to the east.
There are many reasons why Weymouth is an ideal holiday destination for families. Firstly, Weymouth has a long sandy beach with beautiful clear water. The beach has been awarded “Blue Flag” status in recognition of its cleanliness. It has lots of family activities such as donkey rides, Punch and Judy shows, arcades, funfair rides and pedalos. You can also go crabbing or watch the boats in the ancient and picturesque harbour.
The coastal town is great for walking with access to some lovely coastal walks close by. The town is home to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, which offers visitors a chance to explore fossils from some 200 million years ago as well as the beauty of Dorset’s dramatic coastline.
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Brighton

The coastal town of Brighton is one of the most popular destinations in the South East. It has been attracting people from all over Britain for centuries, and it’s easy to see why. There are plenty of things to do and see here. You can head out on a boat trip to explore the coastline or go for a walk along the pier or just explore the intriguingly named streets and the shops in the Lanes. Brighton is also an important tourist destination that offers many opportunities for investors who open companies in this field.
Brighton has many fantastic attractions that you simply can’t miss if you’re visiting East Sussex such as the iconic Brighton Pier with its restaurants, amusement arcades, shops, live music venues and more! The beautiful Royal Pavilion, which was once home to King George IV, now serves as a museum and is definitely wort a visit.
The nearby South Downs National Park offers stunning views and is perfect for active families. Go for walks on the Downs, watch the paragliders or go fly a kite!
Mold
Mold is a historic town in Wales and has been for centuries the gateway to the beautiful and much-loved countryside.
Explore the cobbled streets, sample local produce in one of the many cafes, or take a trip on horseback. There are plenty of things to do here, whatever you are looking for.
St Andrews

St Andrews, a town in Scotland, has been home to royalty, scholars and tourists who are attracted by its charming atmosphere.
The University of St Andrews is one of the most prestigious seats of learning in the world and an inspirational place to show your children. And did you know that golf was invented here? The Old Course has hosted many historic events over the years including The Open Championship on 18 occasions. Golfers flock to this course and it’s easy to see why – it’s a challenging and stunning course with magnificent views and history galore!
The town also has many good places for eating out and enjoying a family meal. If you want to explore more of Scotland there are plenty of places nearby that make great day trips like Edinburgh.
Windermere
Windermere is the perfect place to take the whole family for a holiday due to its stunning natural beauty. The picturesque location provides many areas of interest that can be explored and enjoyed.
Here are some things that are perfect to do during your stay:
- Take a boat trip on Windermere Lake to take in some breath-taking sights
- Visit the Windermere Railways Museum
- Take a walk along Vogue’s Way or Haystacks Road
- Visit Beatrix Potter’s house
Where to stay for Family Holidays
There are lots of wonderful hotels, apartments and B&Bs in these towns and cities to stay, perfect for family holidays or a short weekends away. You can book these through ebooking for peace of mind.
Through ebooking you can book without any prepayment and there are no surcharges or hidden costs. Whatsmore, there is no cancellation fee too, ideal if you might have to cancel at the last minute. So with such a wide choice of accommodation, it’s the perfect site to book your staycation!

Do you have a favourite destination for your family holidays? If so please let me know in the comments below.




We went to north Wales in the summer holidays and it was really nice and at 3 hours drive away from home it was just the right distance to travel with our children
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