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Eurocamp Package Holidays with Jet2 – A 2026 Guide
Eurocamp Package Holidays with Jet2
If you’re looking for a family holiday that combines loads for the kids to do with the freedom of self-catering, Eurocamp is fantastic. A lot of people avoid them as they don’t like the idea of booking flights and everything separately.
You can now book Eurocamp package holidays with Jet2 to some of their best family holiday parks in Europe. Instead of booking flights, accommodation and transport separately, you can book flights, luggage, car hire and the camp together in one ATOL protected booking. That means you get all the fun of a traditional Eurocamp holiday – huge pools, waterslides, playgrounds and family activities – but with the convenience of a fully packaged holiday.
What is Included?
Eurocamp package holidays with Jet2 combine transport with a stay at a Eurocamp holiday park.
Traditionally, many families book Eurocamp accommodation separately and then arrange their own flights and transfers. Booking with Jet2 now means everything is packaged together, making the process a lot simpler.
As well as return Jet2.com flights and 22kg baggage, you’ll also get:
- Accommodation – well-equipped, family-friendly bases with homely touches
- Car hire so you can discover the area at your own pace
- Bed linen – that means more room in the suitcase for toys and teddies
- End-of-stay clean (at most parks)
- Entertainment and activities – access to all park facilities
You get the same Eurocamp experience – holiday parks packed with pools, slides and activities – but without having to think about booking flights, transport or separate elements of the trip yourself.
Great for families who want a hassle-free way to book a Eurocamp style holiday.
What is Eurocamp accommodation like?
People hear camping and instantly think tents – but never fear – Eurocamp accommodation includes fully equipped mobile homes located within a large family holiday park.
These mobile homes are modern and designed for family stays, usually including:
- 2 or 3 bedrooms
- A kitchen with fridge, hob and microwave
- Bathroom with shower
- Living and dining area
- Many have AC, especially in southern Europe – but always check before booking for the summer!
Eurocamp Package Holidays in France
France is a natural fit for a Eurocamp holiday, combining big, activity-packed parks with beaches, beautiful countryside and plenty of places to explore beyond the campsite.
Many of the parks feel more like family resorts, with multiple swimming pools, waterslides, splash areas, playgrounds and organised activities. It’s the sort of holiday where children can spend hours racing between the pool and the playground, while parents enjoy having everything close by.
Eurocamp package holidays are available in popular regions including the Dordogne, Provence, the South of France and the Vendée coast. Each offers something slightly different, from medieval villages and bustling food markets to sandy beaches and spectacular scenery.
With car hire included in the package, you aren’t limited to the park either. You can spend one day enjoying the pools and activities, then head out the next to discover a local town, find a quieter beach or stop at a French supermarket for the all-important supply of pastries, cheese and suspiciously cheap wine.
Our Favourite Parks in France:
Esterel, South of France
We visited here last July and absolutely loved it! There are water slides for all ages, a little indoor jungle pool for toddlers, a kids club, daytime and evening entertainment. I have written a full blog post on Esterel Eurocamp here.
Chateau de Fonrives Eurocamp, Dordogne
Chateau de Fonrives is a fantastic Eurocamp set in the beautiful Dordogne countryside, close to historic towns like Bergerac and Villeréal. A fantastic family choice as it has a heated covered pool, heated lagoon pools, paddling pool, giant waterslides, whirlpool, children’s and teenagers’ clubs, mini-golf and a private fishing lake. Particularly suitable for May, September or uncertain weather.
La Croix Du Vieux Pont
This park is near Paris and makes a great base for Disneyland! The indoor pool area is great for the cooler months and there is tons to do both in the park and the surrounding area. Take a day trip into Paris, spend some time at Disneyland and explore some lovely nearby towns.
Verdon Parc Eurocamp, Provence
Best for adventurous families: it has four outdoor pools, waterslides and easy access to canoeing and other watersports around the Verdon River and Lac d’Esparron. It is also only 1.4km from Gréoux-les-Bains
Other Eurocamp Parks in France that we love
- Les Fontaines Eurocamp, Better positioned as a peaceful sightseeing base than a waterpark holiday. It has one outdoor pool, direct access to the River Eure and access to Paris and Disneyland Paris, although both still require a decent journey. We prefer La Croix if planning some days at Disneyland.
- La Chapelle Eurocamp, A great all-rounder with a covered heated pool, lagoon pool, splash park for little ones, larger waterslides and a separate lane pool. It is also only 200m from the beach and close to the centre of Argelès-Plage. Very strong for younger children and shoulder-season travel if you want to swim in the cooler months.
- Les Rives du Luberon Eurocamp, The quietest, smallest option, with only 104 pitches and one outdoor pool. Highlight the mountain views, nearby lakes, walking routes and peaceful countryside – not ideal if you value waterpark facilities.
- Domaine de la Sainte Baume Eurocamp , Three outdoor pools including a children’s pool, plus kids’ activities, mini-golf, horse riding and hiking from the park. Best for active families who prefer a shaded woodland setting over a busy beachfront resort
Eurocamps in Italy
Italy is a brilliant choice for a Eurocamp holiday, combining activity-packed family parks with beautiful scenery, great food and plenty of memorable days out. Italy is without a doubt our favourite country in the world.
Many of the available parks are located around Lake Garda, one of our favourite areas of Italy for a family holiday. Children get all the fun of swimming pools, splash parks, kids’ clubs and evening entertainment, while parents get to enjoy lakeside views and easy access to some of northern Italy’s prettiest towns. If that wasn’t enough, Lake Garda also has a theme park – Gardaland.
You can wander around colourful lakeside towns such as Peschiera, Bardolino and Lazise, spend a day at Gardaland theme park or use the included hire car to visit Verona and other nearby cities. It’s an excellent option for families who want lazy pool days without spending the entire holiday in one place.
Our Top Jet2 Eurocamp Picks in Italy:
Union Lido Mare – Near Venice
Without a doubt, one of our favourite Eurocamps ever! Union Lido Mare combines an enormous waterpark, a beautiful sandy beach and an incredible choice of restaurants, entertainment and family activities. There’s so much to do that you could easily spend the entire holiday on site, while Venice is close enough for an unforgettable day trip. It can be pricey during the school holidays, but as a complete family resort, it’s difficult to beat.
Bella Italia Eurocamp, Lake Garda
The biggest, liveliest Italian option: five outdoor pools, two children’s pools, a large splash park, themed playgrounds, daily entertainment and five restaurants. It also has direct access to Lake Garda and is 7km from Gardaland. Best for families wanting lots happening on site
Bella Italia is one of the most famous Eurocamp parks in Europe and a fantastic option for a holiday in Italy. We visited there recently and shared our full review here.
4 Mori Family Village, Sardinia
We absolutely loved this park, not because of anything big and flashy, but for the family friendly chilled vibe. It’s right on the beach meaningmoving between there and the pool is really easy. Theres a small slide into a childrens pool, evening entertainment
Camping Village Butterfly Eurocamp, Lake Garda
A much smaller alternative with only 220 pitches. It has a family pool, separate children’s play pool, waterslide, kids’ club and playground. Only 100m from Lake Garda, 1.9km from Peschiera and 5km from Gardaland. Best for younger children and families who dislike enormous parks
Camping Village Serenella Eurocamp, Bardolino
A small lakeside park with three outdoor pools, a dedicated splash park, mini club and direct lake access. The strongest selling point is being only 1.2km from Bardolino, so families can walk into a proper lakeside town
Other Popular Parks in Italy
- Cisano San Vito Eurocamp, Lake Garda – Its colourful waterpark is the star: shallow play areas, splash buckets, interactive water features and slides for different ages. It also has lake access and sits between Bardolino and Lazise, giving it one of the best sightseeing locations.
- Bella Sardinia Eurocamp, Oristano – More of a beach-and-nature holiday: direct access to a golden sandy beach, a children’s pool with colourful slides and play equipment, mini-golf and plenty of shade from the surrounding pine forest. Particularly good for younger children and families wanting a calmer atmosphere
Eurocamp Package Holidays in Croatia
If you’re looking for somewhere a little different from the traditional family holiday destinations, a Eurocamp holiday in Croatia is a great option.
Croatia is known for its beautifully clear turquoise sea, dramatic coastline and characterful historic towns. Many Eurocamp parks are positioned close to the water, making it easy to combine relaxing days around the pool with swimming, paddleboarding and exploring the surrounding area.
The beaches are often pebbly or rocky rather than sandy, so pack water shoes for the children. The upside is wonderfully clear water that’s perfect for swimming and snorkelling.
With modern holiday parks, impressive family facilities and easy access to some of Croatia’s most scenic coastal spots, these holidays offer a lovely balance of activity and relaxation. Some Croatian parks can also feel calmer and less hectic than the biggest resorts elsewhere in Europe—ideal if you want plenty for the children to do without being surrounded by crowds all day.
Our Favourite Eurocamps in Croatia:
Park Umag Eurocamp, Umag
A huge, action-packed resort with five outdoor pools, three children’s pools, a splash park, whirlpool, direct beach access and watersports. With more than 3,000 pitches, it is best for families wanting constant activity rather than peace and quiet.
Amadria Park Camping Trogir Eurocamp, Trogir
The pools here are fairly modest. The real appeal is the seafront setting, smaller scale, views towards the islands and proximity to UNESCO-listed Trogir. Better for families prioritising sea swimming and exploring.
Zaton Holiday Resort Eurocamp, Zadar
Probably the standout Croatian recommendation. Its new 2,500m² Forest Oasis pool zone includes a 300m² children’s pool, four water attractions and two slides, alongside a separate 304m² spray park. It also has kids’ entertainment, sports and a shallow sandy beach – unusual for Croatia.
Other Popular Eurocamps in Croatia
- Valkanela Eurocamp, Three outdoor pools including two children’s pools, a mini club, direct access to a sheltered bay, watersports, mini-golf and six restaurants. Best positioned as a large beach resort with plenty for mixed-age families.
- Bijela Uvala Eurocamp, Seven outdoor pools, three children’s pools, a splash park, kids’ club and direct beach access. It is also connected to Poreč by public transport, making it easier to explore without driving every day.
- Amadria Park Camping Sibenik Eurocamp, The park itself has one outdoor saltwater pool. Its stronger features are the beachfront setting, indoor children’s playroom, gaming area, mini train and access to Šibenik and nearby national parks.
Tips for Booking a Eurocamp Package Holiday
If you’re considering Eurocamp package holiday, there are a few tips that can help you find the best options for your family and potentially save money.
The most popular parks and accommodation types on Jet2 Eurocamp holidays can sell out quickly, especially during school holidays.
If you already have a destination in mind, booking early usually gives you the best choice of mobile homes and travel dates.
When searching for a holiday, it’s always worth checking a few different departure airports if you have flexibility.
Prices can vary quite a bit depending on the airport and travel dates, so trying a couple of options can sometimes reveal much better deals.
Not all mobile homes are the same.
Classic options are usually the most affordable, while Comfort and Premium models offer more space and newer interiors. If you plan to spend a lot of time relaxing at the accommodation, upgrading your accommodation can sometimes be worth it.
Each park has slightly different facilities, so it’s worth looking at what’s available before booking.
Some parks focus heavily on large waterparks and slides, while others have more sports facilities, kids’ clubs or beach access. Just know you are paying for the facilities, so if you don’t plan to use them, maybe opt for a more basic holiday park.
One of the great things about a Jet2 Eurocamp holiday is that car hire is usually included, which makes it much easier to explore the surrounding area.
Because of this, it’s worth looking at what attractions, beaches or towns are nearby so you can make the most of your trip.
Eurocamp Package Holidays – Final Thoughts
Ultimately, a Eurocamp package holiday offers the best of both worlds: the reassurance and convenience of a package holiday, with the space and flexibility of a self-catering holiday camp break. Your flights, accommodation and car hire are taken care of, but once you arrive, there are no rigid schedules or set mealtimes – just the freedom to enjoy the holiday at your family’s own pace. Compare the full package price vs booking it all separate, choose a park with facilities that suit your children’s ages, and you could find your new favourite way to holiday.
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Everyone seems to fancy a Eurocamp, but not everyone wants to book all the bits individually (flights etc) - The common question I get when I post about Eurocamp is can we book them as part of a package - yes you can! It’s a relatively recent thing that Jet2holidays have started doing.
Comment EUROCAMP and I’ll send you the link to the search I showed on the video, plus a link to a post I’ve written with lots of our favourite parks.
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Everyone seems to fancy a Eurocamp, but not everyone wants to book all the bits individually (flights etc) - The common question I get when I post about Eurocamp is can we book them as part of a package - yes you can! It’s a relatively recent thing that Jet2holidays have started doing.
Comment EUROCAMP and I’ll send you the link to the search I showed on the video, plus a link to a post I’ve written with lots of our favourite parks.
The links in the post are affiliate links.
#thetravelmum #familytravel #eurocamp #jet2holidays✈️
I was nervous posting the video before this one. I asked the internet what they think when they see something like this. My dad filmed this video after a LONG day, we’d only just lost my mum after a short cancer battle, the kids had been wild, everyone was side eyeing us, so I did this to get them quiet.. But I know how it looks. So I thought I’d see if I was right.
I could NOT believe the hilarious, compassionate and wonderful replies from fellow mums. Yes of course there were replies like this one, calling me lazy or a rubbish mum. But a huge majority get it. This is my side of the internet ❤️ the side where mums support each other, never judge, and offer a helping hand to each other. I can’t imagine being on that cold, bitter side of parenting where everyone is perfect and expects you to be too.
Love you girlies ❤️
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I was nervous posting the video before this one. I asked the internet what they think when they see something like this. My dad filmed this video after a LONG day, we’d only just lost my mum after a short cancer battle, the kids had been wild, everyone was side eyeing us, so I did this to get them quiet.. But I know how it looks. So I thought I’d see if I was right.
I could NOT believe the hilarious, compassionate and wonderful replies from fellow mums. Yes of course there were replies like this one, calling me lazy or a rubbish mum. But a huge majority get it. This is my side of the internet ❤️ the side where mums support each other, never judge, and offer a helping hand to each other. I can’t imagine being on that cold, bitter side of parenting where everyone is perfect and expects you to be too.
Love you girlies ❤️
#parentingishard #mumssupportingmums #thetravelmum
It’s interesting how different people respond and empathise with a mum doing something like this. You walk in and see this, no other context - what are you thinking?
We had two very different responses (yes, to us minding our own business 😅🤣)
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It’s interesting how different people respond and empathise with a mum doing something like this. You walk in and see this, no other context - what are you thinking?
We had two very different responses (yes, to us minding our own business 😅🤣)
#thetravelmum #familytravel #travelwithkids
My favourite Christmas city break with kids goes to…
Copenhagen!
The city is gorgeous, has lots of Xmas markets and you can fly there for super cheap 🥳
Comment COPENHAGEN and I’ll send you a link with these flights (prices correct at time of posting)
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It’s one city where you won’t be short on things to do as a family.
This is a great example of somewhere I would book if I was planning a trip for this year. It’s central, has lots of space, would work for a big family, and is a great price!
Comment COPENHAGEN and I’ll send you the link for this.
On arrival you can mooch around the city and visit Freetown Christiania which is a super interesting place. I’ve got more information about this on the blog I’ve written (I’ll include it in the DM I send with the flight and hotel links).
You can visit Christmas markets and go ice skating in the winter season.
We all loved this zoo. The animals were well taken care of, it has playgrounds and enough to keep a family busy all day. We took the bus there. It’s included in the Copenhagen card (last slide)
Tivoli Gardens is a highlight and is gorgeous at Christmas time. We have a whole blog post on it if you need more info.
One interesting thing about this theme park is there’s a price for admission and then another price for a ride pass. This means people who don’t like rides, don’t have to pay the same as the thrill seekers!
A canal boat tour is a great way to see a lot without having to walk plus the kids love the novelty of a boat ride!
This fun science museum is incredible for kids. If you have the time, you could spend a whole day here. It’s included in the Copenhagen card (see last slide!)
There’s so much more to do if you have the time. I’ve put a long list on the blog post I’ve written (that I’ll send in the DM). Ripley’s is a bit of a poor recommendation as you can do this anywhere, but, Leo loves them!
Research the Copenhagen Card - it gets you unlimited public transport and access to lots of attractions!
Sep 17
My favourite Christmas city break with kids goes to…
Copenhagen!
The city is gorgeous, has lots of Xmas markets and you can fly there for super cheap 🥳
Comment COPENHAGEN and I’ll send you a link with these flights (prices correct at time of posting)
#copenhagen #citybreakwithkids #familytravels #thetravelmum
It’s one city where you won’t be short on things to do as a family.
This is a great example of somewhere I would book if I was planning a trip for this year. It’s central, has lots of space, would work for a big family, and is a great price!
Comment COPENHAGEN and I’ll send you the link for this.
On arrival you can mooch around the city and visit Freetown Christiania which is a super interesting place. I’ve got more information about this on the blog I’ve written (I’ll include it in the DM I send with the flight and hotel links).
You can visit Christmas markets and go ice skating in the winter season.
We all loved this zoo. The animals were well taken care of, it has playgrounds and enough to keep a family busy all day. We took the bus there. It’s included in the Copenhagen card (last slide)
Tivoli Gardens is a highlight and is gorgeous at Christmas time. We have a whole blog post on it if you need more info.
One interesting thing about this theme park is there’s a price for admission and then another price for a ride pass. This means people who don’t like rides, don’t have to pay the same as the thrill seekers!
A canal boat tour is a great way to see a lot without having to walk plus the kids love the novelty of a boat ride!
This fun science museum is incredible for kids. If you have the time, you could spend a whole day here. It’s included in the Copenhagen card (see last slide!)
There’s so much more to do if you have the time. I’ve put a long list on the blog post I’ve written (that I’ll send in the DM). Ripley’s is a bit of a poor recommendation as you can do this anywhere, but, Leo loves them!
Research the Copenhagen Card - it gets you unlimited public transport and access to lots of attractions!
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