Embrace the weather this summer!
Welcome to Burton Constable Holiday Park, where the charm of the countryside meets the excitement of holiday adventures. This Summer, immerse yourself in a perfect blend of relaxation and entertainment, surrounded by the picturesque landscapes of East Yorkshire.
Save up to 20% on short breaks in a luxury holiday lodge. Stay for 3, 4 or 7 nights spending quality time with loved ones.
What’s On
Summer 2024
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Dogs can be added to a booking for no additional charge. Valid on any dog-friendly holiday caravan or holiday lodge ONLY.
Offer does not apply to touring holidays, camping holidays or glamping holidays.
Sizzling Summer Activities
We’ve lined up a plethora of exciting summer activities for all ages, promising to make your summer break truly unforgettable.
Our entertainment team has carefully selected a variety of family-friendly summer activities, complemented by local live acts and entertainers, guaranteeing there’s something enjoyable for everyone.
Summer Holidays
The Bothy
This delightful abode seamlessly combines modern furnishings with old-world charm,
Lakeview Hard Standing Pitch – Electric
Elevate your holiday experience with a picturesque lakeview pitch in East Yorkshire.
Hard Standing Pitch
Enjoy the convenience and stability of a hard-standing pitch for a worry-free holiday at Burton Constable.
A 5-Star Holiday Park
Nestled amidst acres of lush greenery, our holiday park provides the ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Embrace the tranquillity as you wake up to birdsong and enjoy leisurely strolls through our scenic grounds.
When is the summer holidays 2024?
Summer officially begins Thursday 20th June 2024.
For schools in the Hull and East Yorkshire area, the Summer Holidays commence Monday 22nd July 2024, with students returning to school on Monday 2nd September 2024.
Did you know?
The summer holidays are a tradition that originated from the agricultural calendar. In the past, children were needed to help with farming tasks during the busiest times of the year, such as planting and harvesting seasons. As a result, schools would close for an extended period during the summer months to accommodate these agricultural needs.
Following Summer, the next holiday is the October Half-Term. October half-term, typically occurs during the middle of October and ends nearer to Halloween.
Fun Summer Facts
Dog Days
The phrase ‘dog days of summer,’ referring to hot summer days, actually originated from the ancient Romans’ ‘dies caniculares,’ which started in late July when the star Sirius (known as the Dog Star) rose just before the Sun. The Romans believed Sirius, being exceptionally bright, added heat to the sun and caused sweltering summer days.
Temperatures
The UK’s highest-ever recorded daily temperature was a scorching 40.3°C on July 19, 2022, in Coningsby, Lincolnshire. Conversely, the coldest temperature ever recorded during the summer season was -5.6°C, observed on June 9, 1955, in Dalwhinnie, and again on June 1 and 3, 1962, in Santon Downham, Norfolk.
On-Park Facilities
Luxurious on-park facilities for your convenience
