Overview of Unity Beach Holiday Park 

Unity Beach Holiday Park is a family holiday park in Brean, Somerset, set just across the road from Brean Beach. It is a good choice for guests who want a seaside break with swimming, food, entertainment and children’s activities all within easy reach.

The park has a wide choice of places to stay, including caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges, accessible caravans, dog friendly accommodation and touring and camping pitches. That makes it useful for different types of holiday, from a simple beach break to a longer family stay with more space and more on park facilities.

Unity Beach works especially well for parents with children, grandparents joining a family holiday and groups who want plenty to do without planning every day around car travel. Younger children have Unity Play and splash areas, while older children and teenagers can use the pools, slides, activities and entertainment. Adults also have food venues, golf, the gym and evening shows.

The Brean setting adds a lot to the park. Guests can walk to the beach, visit Brean Down, spend time at Brean Theme Park or head along the coast to Burnham on Sea and Weston super Mare. It is a park for guests who want a full Somerset seaside holiday with beach days, pool time and easy family days out.

Why is Unity Beach Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Brean Beach is just across the road, so beach days are easy to plan
• Accommodation includes caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges, accessible stays, dog friendly options and touring pitches
• Unity Splash gives children, teenagers and adults indoor swimming, slides and splash areas
• Unity Play gives younger children an indoor option when they need time away from the beach
• Food venues, entertainment, golf, supermarket and launderettes make longer family stays easier

Caravans, Lodges and Touring at Unity Beach Holiday Park

Accommodation at Unity Beach Holiday Park gives guests a lot of choice. The park has caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges, accessible caravans, dog friendly accommodation and touring and camping pitches, so it suits different budgets, party sizes and holiday plans.

The caravan range is split into Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum grades. Bronze caravans are the most straightforward choice, with open plan living, a fitted kitchen, central heating and Wi Fi. Silver caravans add more space and comfort, while Gold caravans have a wider layout, premium finishes and either front decking or a garden area. Platinum caravans are the highest grade, with a wider layout, higher specification appliances and full wraparound decking.

Lodges are better for guests who want more room indoors. They come with 2 to 4 bedrooms, open plan living space, a fully equipped kitchen, beds made on arrival, central heating, Wi Fi, free parking and full wraparound decking. Some lodges sleep 6 to 8 people, which makes them useful for larger families and groups sharing one holiday home.

Hot tub lodges suit guests booking a treat, a family celebration or a longer stay where the accommodation is a bigger part of the holiday. Accessible caravans include open plan layouts, parking, Wi Fi and features designed to help guests move around more easily. Dog friendly options are also available, with some accommodation sleeping up to 8 people.

Park Facilities at Unity Beach Holiday Park

Unity Beach Holiday Park has a wide range of facilities for families who want swimming, food, entertainment and everyday services on the park. Unity Splash is one of the main features. The indoor area is open all year and includes a 25 metre leisure pool, a six lane swimming pool, interactive water areas, rainbow rings and waterslides. The outdoor area opens seasonally and includes three waterslides and a shallow pool.

Unity Play is the indoor soft play attraction at Brean. It has three areas, with Ocean World for babies and toddlers, a main climbing frame for under 11s and a ninja zone for children aged 7 to 11. This gives younger children somewhere active to go when they are not at the beach or pool.

Brean Golf Course gives older children and adults another option during the stay. The course has 9 holes, 18 tees, practice facilities, a pro shop and a clubhouse with a bar and restaurant.

The entertainment programme includes live music, visiting acts, family shows, pantomime, gameshows, party dances, children’s sessions and themed performances. This is useful for families who want evening plans without leaving the park.

Food and drink options include Wonky Donkey, Breakers and Scoop and Swirl. Practical facilities include a supermarket, cash machines, launderettes, toilets, showers, recycling points, first aid points and reception at the park entrance.

Places to Visit Near Unity Beach Holiday Park

Unity Beach Holiday Park is located in Brean, giving guests easy access to the beach, local family attractions and wider Somerset days out. Brean Beach is just across the road from the park, so it is the easiest option for beach walks, paddling, sand games and time by the sea.

Brean Down is one of the closest places to visit, with a coastal walking route and wide views across the Bristol Channel. The National Trust route is approximately 3 miles, making it a good choice for guests who want fresh air, scenery and a break from the busier seafront areas.

Brean Theme Park is a short drive from Unity Beach and is one of the easiest family days out from the park. It suits children and teenagers who want rides, amusements and a change from the beach or pool.

Burnham on Sea is usually 15 to 20 minutes away by car, giving guests a more traditional seaside town visit with shops, places to eat, beach walks and a quieter seafront.

Weston super Mare is approximately 9 miles away and works well for a bigger coastal day out, with its pier, seafront, amusements and town centre.

For inland trips, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole and Wells are all realistic day out options from Brean. Cheddar Gorge is the closest of the three and is a strong choice for cliffs, caves and scenery, while Wookey Hole adds another family attraction with caves and indoor activities. Wells gives guests a historic city visit with its cathedral, market square and independent shops.

Glastonbury and Clarks Village are also useful options for longer stays. Glastonbury suits guests interested in history, independent shops and the Tor, while Clarks Village in Street gives families a shopping focused day out within a manageable drive from the park.