Unity Holidays has completed a £10 million transformation across its three UK holiday parks, introducing lidos with cabanas, dog agility parks, upgraded bars and entertainment venues, and a wider range of activities for summer 2026.
New amenities at each park
The three parks – Skirlington Coast in Yorkshire, Unity Beach in Somerset, and Seven Lakes in Lincolnshire – now feature new restaurants, menus, bandstands, boardwalks, trampoline parks, and bookable activities such as axe throwing and archery.
Outdoor lidos, watersports, and aqua parks have been added, with specific highlights including:
- Unity Beach: a lido and splash park, a trampoline park, a dog agility park, and a boardwalk.
- Skirlington Coast: an outdoor lido, a splash park, a dog agility park, a new playground, and a boardwalk.
- Seven Lakes: a refurbished bar and restaurant, wild saunas and watersports, plus outdoor seating with firepits.
The parks also offer soft play areas and are dog-friendly, featuring dog agility parks for pets.
Budget breaks and voucher offer
Breaks are available for under £400, including peak summer dates: Unity Beach from £396, Skirlington Coast from £399, and Seven Lakes from £209, bookable at unityholidays.co.uk.
Additionally, for every summer break booked between July 3 and September 28, 2026, Unity Holidays offers a £100 food and drink voucher redeemable at on-site venues (excluding grocery stores). Use code UNITY100 when booking.
Lido opening by Olympic swimmer
Unity Beach’s new lido opened earlier in July 2026, unveiled by former Olympic swimmer Baroness Sharron Davies MBE. The transformation also includes a water park, two heated pools (one designed for children), an indoor pool, an indoor splash zone for under-16s, two indoor water slides, and three outdoor slides.
Baroness Sharron said: "At a time when we are seeing the amount of swimming facilities in the country dwindle – we’ve lost 500 since 2010 - to have Unity Holidays investing millions in pools and lidos across the country, and creating jobs for local people, is tremendous. They are enabling children to gain water confidence and learn to swim, while giving families a stunning location to enjoy amazing spaces to play and relax. Our seaside towns need this injection of funds, and I was honoured to officially open the lido and water park in Brean while also seeing first-hand how impressive what a modern, 21st-century family holiday park has to offer can be."
