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Wider Availability
Often during summer months, the scrabble for your perfect lodge AND dates can be tricky meaning your have to sacrifice one or the other. Travelling off peak means a wider choice of dates and accommodation types.
Want that lodge with the floor to ceiling glass front? It’s yours.
Or maybe one with the twinkly starlit covered courtyard? You’ve got it.
Or maybe the musical jacuzzi bath is calling you? Snap it up.
Flexibility
Peak season has its name for a reason; many businesses see higher demand and there is often waiting lists for restaurants, activity centres, and days out- creating huge pressure to plan and book your holiday itinerary in advance.
Off peak = more spontaneity! Last minute dinner reservations are more widely available so you can see where the mood takes you.
Check out our last blog for some foodie inspiration.
Value
We all know pricing during summer months increases due to supply and demand, so why travel then if you don’t need to? Travel off peak and pocket the difference or pop some optional extras on to your booking to make your stay EXTRA special.
Who wouldn’t want more for their money?!
Q: How much of a price difference can I expect off peak?
A: Comparing highest summer pricing to lowest winter pricing you can secure up to a 30% difference here at Strawberryfield Park!
Fewer Crowds
It’s peak summertime and you enjoy a gorgeous walk in the sunshine only to find you cant get a spot anywhere to sit and enjoy the view.
Imagine a walk up Cheddar Gorge free of crowds with golden, crunchy leaves and a temperature perfect for our little four legged friends to explore.
View our pup friendly options here.
Cosy Nights
We all love the summer sunshine (probably because us Brits only get to see it for a few weeks of the year!). But the silver lining is that lodge holidays with hot tubs are MADE for the autumn/ winter months.
Log fires, board games, takeaways & stargazing ….. bliss!
According to statistics:
More people are traveling during the shoulder season. This is due to cheaper trips, smaller crowds, and better weather.
In 2023, 57% of British consumers were more likely to travel during the off-peak season.
Q: What is the ‘shoulder season’?
A: The months between high and low season. For us the shoulder season would be autumn and spring months.
Short breaks from £540
Week long breaks from £799
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