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| + | Local attractions run full summer hours through the school holidays, so it's one of the few times of year when little is closed for the season, though it's still worth checking specific opening times since some smaller venues keep shorter Sunday hours even in summer. The trade-off for all this is straightforward: | ||
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| + | Spring itself is a good season for a coastal or countryside break, arguably underused compared with summer. Days are properly lengthening by May, hedgerows are at their best, and the coast still has some of the calm of the off-season without the risk of a genuinely wintry day. A walk along the front near a park like ours on the East [[https:// | ||
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| + | The two May bank holidays also work well as shorter breaks in their own right, for anyone who doesn' | ||
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| + | Booking is the first decision. Parks along the English coast, ours included, typically open the following summer' | ||
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| + | Within the six weeks, not every week carries equal demand. The two or three weeks either side of the August bank holiday and the very start of the school break are typically the busiest; the middle fortnight, particularly a normal midweek stretch rather than a weekend changeover, is often slightly easier to book and can be marginally better value. If the dates are flexible at all, a week in the middle of the school break rather than right at the start or the bank-holiday end tends to mean a calmer park. | ||