Sand le Mere Holiday Park
SETTING
Outdoors
WHERE
Hull
What it’s like
A holiday park activities centre with a heated pool and slide, Dino Karts, Segways and crazy golf, plus arcade and bingo nights.
The heated indoor pool with its water slide is the obvious one to head for first, and there's an aqua run alongside it for when the slide queue gets long. Beyond the pool there's a proper spread of stuff to fill a day: soft play and a climbing wall for the smaller ones, Dino Karts and a Segway adventure for anyone who fancies themselves as a driver, and crazy golf if you just want a wander outside.
The crafty bits are worth knowing about too. Pottery painting, wax hands, sand art, bead art and slime time all get a mention, which is handy for a rainy afternoon or just a change of pace from the pool. In the evenings there's cabaret singers, comedians, and Link-up Bingo with prizes up to £20,000, which is more than you'd expect from a holiday park hall.
Swimming needs booking in advance when you arrive rather than beforehand online, so make that your first stop when you get there rather than an afterthought. Some of the activities only run at peak times or come with an extra charge on top, and the whole activities centre only operates March to October, so a winter break here looks a lot quieter than a summer one. Food-wise there's a restaurant and bar open all year with shorter hours in November to February, a kids' menu, and food trucks turning up when the weather's warmer. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas if you're bringing one along.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Suits a broad mix, from pool-mad younger kids to teens on the Segways
- Food
- Restaurant and bar open all year (reduced hours Nov-Feb), takeaway service, food trucks in warmer months
- Dogs
- Allowed. Dog-friendly outdoor areas
- Swimming slots are booked on arrival, not before your stay
- The activities centre only runs March to October
- Some activities cost extra or only open at peak times
- Food trucks appear in warmer months alongside the year-round restaurant and bar
Plan your visit
Is there a pool?
Yes, a heated indoor pool with a water slide, plus an aqua run. You book your swim slot when you arrive rather than in advance.
What can kids actually do there?
Soft play, a climbing wall, Dino Karts, a Segway adventure and crazy golf, alongside craft activities like pottery painting, wax hands and slime time.
Is the activities centre open all year?
It runs from March to October. Outside those months you'll mainly have the restaurant, bar and pool facilities.
Do all the activities cost extra?
Some do, and a few only open at peak times, so it's not all included in one price.
Is there food on site?
A restaurant and bar run all year with reduced hours over November to February, plus food trucks in warmer months. There's a kids' menu and vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Can we bring the dog?
Dogs are allowed and there are dog-friendly outdoor areas.
Is there anything for evenings?
Cabaret singers, comedians and Link-up Bingo with prizes up to £20,000 are part of the evening entertainment.
Is there anywhere for adults to relax?
There's a sauna and steam room if you want a break from the kids' activities.
Do we need to book the pool before we arrive?
Swimming is booked in advance when you arrive on site rather than ahead of your stay.
Is there wifi and somewhere for a coffee?
There's wifi on site and a cafe alongside the restaurant.
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