The best Eurocamp January sale family holiday deals

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I’ve been hunting out the best January sale holiday deals for family travel in Europe with Eurocamp as this is always the standard browsing time isn’t it – Christmas is over and we’re all exhausted and planning our travels for next year in our pyjamas eating leftover mince pies! 😂 So, if you’re looking to beat the January blues, it’s a great time to start making plans for your family summer holiday in Europe, and the Eurocamp after Christmas sale can be a great time to organise your travel plans as they have some very budget-friendly deals.

Eurocamp have a sale running at the moment with up to 20% off – this includes both term-time breaks and the summer holidays across a wide range of destinations and holiday parks. And, if you’re a returning customer you’ll also get an additional 5% loyalty discount too. Then, book your travel through Eurocamp to save even more – it’s typically only around £100 for a return on the ferry. All of these holiday prices are per family, not per person, so Eurocamp can be a fantastic way to explore Europe in an affordable way. (For more money-saving tips and links to my Eurocamp guides for city breaks, the best Eurocamp waterpark holidays, car-free Eurocamp holidays and accommodation options, scroll down for more info.) Here are some of my top picks from the Eurocamp January sale:

May half-term 2025 Eurocamp holiday deals:

May half-term can be a great time to travel with Eurocamp – they have some fantastic deals for that time of year so, even if you’re stuck planning your travels around the school holidays, you can easily book a break for £300 or less if you have a small budget. Here are some of my top picks from the Eurocamp May-half term 2025 school holiday deals, just click the picture to find out more about each resort on the Eurocamp website.

Click here to view lots more May half-term holiday offers on the Eurocamp website.

June 2025 term-time Eurocamp holiday deals

If you’re able to travel term-time, June can be a great time for exploring Europe – the weather will be improving and it’ll still be pretty quiet before the school holidays begin. The cheapest holiday here is less than £200! Here are some of my top picks for Eurocamp June 2025 holidays, just click the picture to find out more about each one on the Eurocamp website.

Click here to view lots more June 2025 holiday offers on the Eurocamp website.

July / August 2025 school holiday Eurocamp deals

Don’t panic if you need to travel over July and August to fit around the kids’ school summer holidays – there are always breaks under £1000 per family with Eurocamp so it’s still possible to get away without spending a small fortune! (I even found a holiday for £193!) Here are some of my top picks for Eurocamp 2025 school summer holiday deals, just click the picture to find out more about each one on the Eurocamp website. (And, just a quick tip, the last week of August is usually the cheapest!)

Click here to view lots more 2025 school summer holiday offers on the Eurocamp website.

How can I save money on my Eurocamp family holiday?

Combine the Eurocamp sale with other discounts: Now is a great time to book your 2025 family holiday as Eurocamp are offering up to 20% off across a wide range of holiday parks, plus a 5% loyalty discount for returning customers, and both of these deals can be combined! For those travelling alone with children, Eurocamp also offer an additional single parent discount of up to £75.
Compare travel dates: You can choose to start and end your holiday on any given day (there are no fixed arrival dates) so you can literally plan your trip around the cheapest dates available near the time you’re hoping to travel. When you’ve found your favourite holiday park, use the calendar to compare prices.

Include your travel: As I mentioned above, booking the ferry or Le Shuttle through Eurocamp is a great way to save money – as it’s typically quite a bit cheaper than booking directly. If you can spare the extra travel time, the ferry does take an extra hour (90 minutes in total) but it’s usually only about £100 for a return. Le Shuttle is dearer, typically around £250 for a return, but it’s still significantly cheaper than booking directly.
Think about the little things: Taking your own bed linen and towels (if it’s not included with your accommodation type) will save you a bit of money. Be smart with things like toiletries, washing up liquid and laundry detergent too – decant a little into small bottles so that you don’t need to purchase larger amounts that would otherwise get wasted.
Check the ‘special offers’ section: If you can’t see any obvious site-wide discounts on the Eurocamp website – then the ‘Special Offers‘ tab is great place to find a trip that suits your summer holiday budget.
Book a cheaper accommodation option: All of the Eurocamp sites offer a wide range of holiday home, tent and apartment options. Whilst it’s nice to book a higher standard of accommodation if the price isn’t wildly different, it’s also important to remember that it’s just a base for eating and sleeping.

Where can I travel with Eurocamp?

Eurocamp have lots of different locations across Europe, and for us hopping around their campsites gives us a cheap way to explore with the kids. We often use Eurocamp for our family holidays because they’re usually well located, so we’re able to have a mixture of city visits, trips to local attractions and chilling by the beach or pool – which is our favourite holiday blend! Eurocamp currently have accommodation available in: France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Croatia, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Portugal and Slovenia.