£20 Daily Mail Holiday Codes 2024

There can be extra costs. Most UK holiday parks included in the Daily Mail Holidays promotion are subject to service charges of between £6-£12 per accommodation unit per night and entertainment passes from £3.50-£18. HOWEVER, almost all parks have dates where there are no extras to pay, so you can get a holiday from just £20pp, you just have to be a bit more selective with your dates.

There are over 100 holiday parks across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland that are included in the £20 holidays promotion. Popular holiday parks like Penstowe Park and Newquay holiday parks get full quickly, so book early to avoid disappointment. Simply choose four of your favourite holiday parks when booking.

Yes, many holiday parks offer the option to upgrade your accommodation to larger, more comfortable caravans. Just tick the relevant upgrade box when you book your holiday.

BreakFree Holidays have partnered with Daily Mail for this promotion and work closely with a huge range of caravan parks in the UK and Europe to provide great deals on budget holidays. You can find out more about BreakFree Holidays here.

Don't worry if you've missed out on a holiday this time. The Daily Mail runs these holiday promotions throughout the year so keep an eye out for the holiday code words in the Daily Mail newspaper. Alternatively you can book a holiday directly with Breakfree.

Dogs are permitted at some parks and for an additional fee. Please check with the park you would like to stay at before you book to avoid disappointment when you arrive. However, dogs must not be left unattended and must be kept on a lead at all times.

If you're booking your holiday using the promotional codes, or booking within two weeks of arrival, the full amount needs to be paid at the time of booking. If you would prefer to pay a deposit and pay the rest at a later date, you can book directly with Breakfree without using the codes. If you book more than 10 weeks in advance, you can pay a non-refundable deposit of £60 per break.

The online booking form is open from soon after it's launched. Once you have collected the passwords, simply complete the online form and pay the money to book. You can also book by post. To do so, you will need to buy a Daily Mail newspaper each day, cut out the tokens, complete the form and send off.

If you have a problem or complaint regarding your booking, you'll need to get in touch with them. Check out our Daily Mail holiday codes complaints guide here.

For certain promotions, local newspapers like the Birmingham Mail, Liverpool Echo, and Daily Record will have the next holiday codes in for you to collect. You collect them the same as you would do the Daily Mail codes.