Family Holiday Packing List

WHAT SHOULD I BRING ON MY UK FAMILY HOLIDAY? What's your ideal family break? Relaxing & Unwinding Getting Active Thrill Seeking Returning to Nature Trainers Birdfeed & A Sense of & Tracksuit Binoculars Adventure Art Friendly Clothing Sportswear is essential if you're looking to get With the forest literally on your doorstep, it's the perfect time to see local flora and fauna up Let your inner adrenaline junkie go wild, whilst protecting yourself and belongings. Zip lock plastic bags, Creative and stuck into energetic games and activities. crafty activities are perfect for gentle rainy days indoors. Pack You can never close. pack too many water bottles socks! something comfy that you won't mind getting a splash of paint and a repair kit containing safety pins and a sewing kit are a must for or two on. the adventurous. An absorbing read is a great way to wind down, and it's even better if A Swimsuit you're curled up beside a fireplace on an autumn evening. A must-pack item! Ride the rapids and flumes, stay on the go with water fitness, or just relax in the spa pools. A Good Book Wellies, warm coats & waterproofs An Appetite Get stuck into the restaurants and cafés, whether for a hearty evening meal or if you just fancy something indulgent. The weather will be British, so make sure you're prepared! Enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings wrapped up and ready to jump in a few puddles (who says it's just for kids?). Unwind with your favourite mug and snack, and relax into the Packing Tips and Tricks evening. Home Comforts • Rll your clothes up when you pack them to prevent creases. • Keep toiletries in sealed bags or containers in case of leaks. Things to Keep the Kids Entertained • Double-sided packing cubes keeps things neat; you can have one side for clean, and one side for dirty. • An easy to use disposable camera. • Be armed with ideas for car games such as I Spy, or create a list of things for the children to spot over the course of the journey such as yellow cars, black dogs etc. • Plan outfits in advance to minimise the amount of clothes you take. It's a great space saver. • Stories on CD or MP3. Favourite toys, games and comfort blankefs to fend off homesickness. WHAT SHOULD I BRING ON MY UK FAMILY HOLIDAY? What's your ideal family break? Relaxing & Unwinding Getting Active Thrill Seeking Returning to Nature Trainers Birdfeed & A Sense of & Tracksuit Binoculars Adventure Art Friendly Clothing Sportswear is essential if you're looking to get With the forest literally on your doorstep, it's the perfect time to see local flora and fauna up Let your inner adrenaline junkie go wild, whilst protecting yourself and belongings. Zip lock plastic bags, Creative and stuck into energetic games and activities. crafty activities are perfect for gentle rainy days indoors. Pack You can never close. pack too many water bottles socks! something comfy that you won't mind getting a splash of paint and a repair kit containing safety pins and a sewing kit are a must for or two on. the adventurous. An absorbing read is a great way to wind down, and it's even better if A Swimsuit you're curled up beside a fireplace on an autumn evening. A must-pack item! Ride the rapids and flumes, stay on the go with water fitness, or just relax in the spa pools. A Good Book Wellies, warm coats & waterproofs An Appetite Get stuck into the restaurants and cafés, whether for a hearty evening meal or if you just fancy something indulgent. The weather will be British, so make sure you're prepared! Enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings wrapped up and ready to jump in a few puddles (who says it's just for kids?). Unwind with your favourite mug and snack, and relax into the Packing Tips and Tricks evening. Home Comforts • Rll your clothes up when you pack them to prevent creases. • Keep toiletries in sealed bags or containers in case of leaks. Things to Keep the Kids Entertained • Double-sided packing cubes keeps things neat; you can have one side for clean, and one side for dirty. • An easy to use disposable camera. • Be armed with ideas for car games such as I Spy, or create a list of things for the children to spot over the course of the journey such as yellow cars, black dogs etc. • Plan outfits in advance to minimise the amount of clothes you take. It's a great space saver. • Stories on CD or MP3. Favourite toys, games and comfort blankefs to fend off homesickness.