How to Go on Cheap Staycations in the UK
Meet Catherine Lofthouse, the queen of cheap holidays. With her family of five, they manage to go on UK staycations spending only around £2,000 a year, averaging £166 per month. They've explored Wales, Northumberland, Lincolnshire, London, and Norfolk on a budget, even during school holidays.
Stay at Youth Hostels
Youth hostels offer excellent facilities at affordable prices. Membership with the Youth Hostel Association (YHA) can save you even more, with rates as low as £140 for a family room for three nights. Look for special offers on the YHA website for additional discounts.
Champing: Glamping in a Church
For a unique experience, try champing - glamping in a church. With rates starting at £55 on weekdays and £65 on weekends, you can enjoy a budget-friendly glamping break. Booking is easy through champing.co.uk, with beautiful locations and a chance to preserve historic spaces for the future.
House-sitting and Swapping
Consider house-sitting for family or friends to enjoy cost-free breaks. Websites like People Like Us can help you find house-swapping opportunities. It's a great way to explore new areas with all the comforts of home.
Travel During Term Time
To save money, plan your family break during term time when holiday park prices drop. Even during school holidays, you can still find savings by thinking outside the box. Catherine has enjoyed midweek breaks at Butlin's and Haven for as low as £50.
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