Any alternatives to Center Parcs in South of England?

[Sutherlandgirl]

I think the title says it all! We're looking at a midweek/week long break in march just before Easter hols kids will be 11 months and 3 years. Needs to be somewhere with indoor activities and comfy accommodation as the weather no doubt will be dreadful!

[sleepdodger]

Try the sands resort in Cornwall, hotel not sc but after 4 days there felt like a treat and if book early/ late have offers
Also bluestone in south Wales

[Spons]

finlake lodges

Looked v nice, having done centre parcs hot tub lodge v's hoeseasons ones, I'd pick hoeseasons every time! Didn't actually stay in this one as we went North England instead but looks v nice and has 'go active' which seems v c parcs like..

[LucyClaireW]

www.merlin-farm-cottages-cornwall.co.uk/#!baby-friendly-cottage-cornwall/ceh8 - great base for a family with baby gear provided and close to lots of child friendly amenities and the stunning North Cornwall Coast...

[YDdraigGoch]

Not southern England, but have you thought about Bluestone in Wales? It's near Saundersfoot, set in fantastic surroundings, and loads to do both inside and out, and away from the park too. Great for children of all ages.

[Rindercella]

Bluestone is fab. So another vote for that (despite it being in Wales rather than the south of England).

[Skiffen]

Bumping this - looking for cp equivalents but not CPR for a break with friends.

[spababe]

I have been here and think the activities are fab. Having said that I would say that the accomodation is 2* (notice no pictures but there are some on tripadvisor) and the food is quite canteeny. Lots of people rave about it on Tripadvisor but they also get the criticisms as well. Might be good for you and might not - only you can decide. Most activities included in the price apart from a small charge for materials.
www.manorhousehotel.co.uk/