If the school summer holidays are nearly over and nothing’s booked yet, there’s still an option worth a look. Eurocamp has late availability at its parcs for August, with up to 20% off and seven nights from £422 per family, enough for many families to fit in a week away before term starts again.
It’s not a case of scraping the barrel either. With more than 400 parcs, villages and resorts spread across 12 European countries, booking this late still leaves a real choice of destination and accommodation type, provided you’re not too fixed on a specific date or location.

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Where to go
Eurocamp’s parcs cover beach, lakeside, mountain, city and countryside locations, so the starting point is really what kind of week you want rather than which country.
A beach or lakeside parc suits families who want to base themselves in one spot and let the kids loose on watersports, pedalos and the pool. Mountain and countryside parcs tend to be quieter and better suited to walking, cycling and slower days, while parcs closer to cities give you the option of day trips without giving up the space of a holiday home to come back to.
Since this is a late booking, we recommend checking which regions still have five-night availability before settling on a type of holiday, as the exact spread of parcs on offer can shift by the day.
Choosing between a Campsite, Village or Resort
Eurocamp splits its parcs into three types and the difference matters more than the names suggest. Campsites are the smaller, quieter option, a more relaxed, outdoor-focused week with less going on around you. Villages and Resorts are livelier, with more organised activities and evening entertainment laid on.
If your children are younger and go to bed early, a Campsite is likely to suit better. If you’ve got school-age kids after a packed few days, a Village or Resort is the safer bet.

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What’s actually included
Most parcs have a water complex of some kind, from outdoor or indoor pools to full waterparks, plus restaurants on-site, so you’re not reliant on driving off for every meal.
Activities vary by parc but commonly include adventure courses, zip wires, tennis and padel, archery, horse riding, mini farms and pedalos, alongside evening entertainment once the sun goes down. None of this is guaranteed at every single parc, so if a specific activity is what’s selling the trip to your kids, it’s worth confirming it’s actually on offer at the parc you book rather than assuming.
Kids’ clubs run free of charge and are split by age, from toddlers through to teenagers, which is worth checking ahead if you’re planning on it for some downtime. A number of parcs also allow dogs, if that’s a factor in your planning.
The accommodation is the real difference
This isn’t a campsite in the traditional sense. Eurocamp’s holiday homes are detached, self-catering units with separate bedrooms, a proper kitchen and bathroom, ranging from two to six bedrooms and sleeping up to 12. That range makes it a practical option for families travelling with grandparents or another family, since everyone gets their own space and self-catering keeps costs down if you’d rather not eat out for every meal.
The holiday homes are also worth factoring in when comparing the price against a hotel-based package. A self-catering week with three or four bedrooms tends to work out cheaper per person than booking multiple hotel rooms, even before the current discount is applied.

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What’s included in Eurocamp’s August offer?
The 20% discount applies to selected parcs and accommodation types for August 2026 holidays, with a minimum stay of five nights and it can be combined with Eurocamp’s other discounts, including the Loyalty Bonus, Boosted Loyalty Bonus, Stay Longer Save More and the Single Parent Family discount. The minimum holiday cost after any discounts have been applied is £50.
As with most late-availability deals, the parcs and room types on offer can change at short notice, so it’s worth checking sooner rather than leaving it. The offer runs until 31st August 2026, which covers most of what’s left of the school break.
How to book
Full details, including current availability and pricing across Eurocamp’s parcs, can be found on the Eurocamp website, along with the wider range of special offers beyond this August deal for families already thinking ahead to their next trip.
Book now at eurocamp.co.uk/special-offers/school-holiday-offers
Current Eurocamp offers
There’s plenty of value available for summer bookings:
La Baume, Fréjus, Riviera – save 25% on a 7-night stay from 22 August 2026, per party from £1,822.24 (was £2,413.60). Five waterslides, five family pools, and Cannes just 40 minutes away. Book now.
Le Ruisseau, Biarritz, Landes – save 25% on a 7-night stay from 22 August 2026, per party from £1,037.82 (was £1,381.80). Pyrénées views and an easy transfer from Biarritz airport. Book now.
La Garangeoire, St Julien-des-Landes, Vendée – save 25% on a 7-night stay from 22 August 2026, per party from £911.12 (was £1,212.82). Grounds of a chateau, horse-riding on parc, and Puy du Fou nearby. Book now.
Saint Avit Loisirs, Le Bugue, Dordogne – save 23% on a 7-night stay from 22 August 2026, per party from £669.76 (was £862.89). New waterslides and forty minutes from medieval Sarlat. Book now.