Eurocamp with Jet2 flights - the complete package holiday guide!

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If you prefer package holidays, then you might be excited to hear that Eurocamp have teamed up with Jet2 to offer some bundled all-in-one getaways with flights. From Summer 2026, Jet2 have partnered with Eurocamp to launch the first ever Eurocamp package holidays, giving families the option to book flights, accommodation and transport together as one protected package. So, is it worth booking a Eurocamp package holiday with Jet2? If you’re wondering how the Eurocamp package holidays work, what’s included and whether they’re worth booking, here’s everything that you need to know. We’ve been on 20 Eurocamp holidays so you’re in great hands – let’s get stuck in and make sure you have a browse around the blog as I’ve got loads of Eurocamp reviews and guides to help with your holiday planning!

What is a Eurocamp package holiday with Jet2?

A Eurocamp package holiday with Jet2holidays is a fully packaged holiday that combines Jet2 flights with a stay at selected Eurocamp holiday parks across Europe. Instead of booking Eurocamp directly and arranging flights and transport yourself, everything is booked in one place through Jet2holidays. Eurocamp package holidays are launching for Summer 2026 and it’s the first time Jet2holidays has offered self-catering, outdoor style accommodation like Eurocamp as part of its package holiday range. It can be a great idea for families looking to book everything in one place but the parks and destinations are restricted and it may not always be the best value for money, so let’s dive into what’s included and when it’s worth it.

What’s included with a Jet2 Eurocamp package holiday?

Jet2 Eurocamp package holidays include:

• Return flights from Jet2holidays
• 22kg checked baggage per person plus 10kg hand luggage
• Eurocamp accommodation at selected parks
• Car hire included as part of the package
• Bed linen and towels included
• ATOL protection

If you’re looking to fly to your Eurocamp holiday, then bundling in bed linen, towels, luggage and car hire might be a good money-saver. The new format via Jet2 also allows you to book and confirm everything easily in one place.

Where can you go on a Jet2 Eurocamp holiday?

Jet2holidays are offering package deals at around 30 popular Eurocamp parks across Europe, chosen to work well with Jet2’s flight routes. Destinations include France, Italy and Croatia, with parks in well known regions such as the South of France, the Dordogne, Lake Garda, Sardinia and the Croatian coast. However, Eurocamp have more than 400 amazing parks so it’s definitely worth comparing the Jet2 resorts with the full range on the Eurocamp website before you make your choice as the selection may be a bit restrictive.

What is the accommodation like?

The accommodation for these package holidays is obviously provided by Eurocamp so it’s typically mobile home style accommodation – which generally works really well for family holidays. You can book several bedrooms and you’ll have a central living space, a kitchen for self-catering and a decking perfect for alfresco dining. Eurocamp accommodation ranges from Classic through to Premium, Ultimate and Ultimate Plus, depending on the park and availability. Higher grades generally offer more space, better layouts and extra comforts such as larger decking areas. Take a look at my Eurocamp accommodation guide for more info.

How does transport work?

Unlike traditional hotel package holidays, the Jet2 Eurocamp packages include car hire rather than shared coach transfers – this is typically because not all parks are close to the airport and some may be rural. Having a car gives families the freedom to explore local beaches, towns and attractions, as well as making supermarket trips much easier during the stay. So, if you would have booked car hire anyway then a package deal might work well for your family.

Is it cheaper than booking Eurocamp and flights separately?

Whether a Jet2 Eurocamp package holiday is cheaper than booking separately depends on when and where you travel, and who you usually book your flights with. During peak periods such as school summer holidays, package pricing can be very competitive once you factor in baggage, car hire, bed linen and ATOL protection. However, if you’re looking to travel on a budget then don’t forget to check Skyscanner to make sure you’re actually getting a competitive price for your flights. Also, if you wouldn’t usually hire a car (or don’t want to drive abroad) then it may not be the most affordable way to book your Eurocamp holiday. Similarly, for off peak travel, booking your accommodation and flights separately may still be cheaper – particularly if you’re flexible with airports and dates.

For those on a small budget, road trips typically offer the cheapest way for families to travel – especially during peak school holiday times when flights are pricey. A return ferry crossing from Dover to Calais is usually only around £100 when booked through Eurocamp so pairing this with accommodation booked directly through them will obviously be far cheaper than a package deal. As always, it’s worth pricing up all of the options before you book. And, check out my some of my deal articles too – I love hunting out the best prices! This article is a great place to start: 50 Eurocamp school summer holiday deals: August 2026 from £272!

Who are Jet2 Eurocamp holidays best for?

Jet2 Eurocamp package holidays are particularly well suited to families who want a simple, low stress way to book a European holiday with flights. Having your travel, accommodation and car hire organised in one booking removes a lot of the planning and reduces the risk of unexpected costs. They’re ideal if you are travelling in school holidays, want ATOL protection or prefer booking everything with one company. If you enjoy building your own holiday piece by piece and chasing the cheapest possible deal, booking separately may still appeal more.

Are the Jet2 Eurocamp package holidays worth it?

Yes they can be – the Jet2 holidays with Eurocamp are in destinations that lots of families would typically want to fly to so a package deal could work well if you’re looking to visit the South of France, Italy or Croatia without the hassle of a long drive. The new partnership offers a more straightforward way to book a Eurocamp holiday, with the added reassurance of ATOL protection and fewer extras to organise yourself. However, for lots of families it may not offer the best way to book a Eurocamp holiday. Firstly, the destinations and resort offered are very limited – Eurocamp have hundreds of parks so there’s something perfect for every family and if you want more options booking directly could be a better choice.

There are only 3 countries available with the Eurocamp Jet2 package holiday deals but Eurocamp currently have accommodation available in: France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Croatia, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Portugal and Slovenia. So, if you want more flexibility, you’ll need to head to the Eurocamp website. And lastly, as I mentioned before, lots of families opt to take road trips – particularly to destinations that are just a short drive from Calais – so it’s unlikely to be cost effective if you don’t usually fly.

For families who hate driving abroad, there are also loads of Eurocamp holidays near airports so booking flights and transfers may be a better option for you – and it’ll likely be much cheaper too. I’ve got several guides for Eurocamp resorts near airports, as many of them are as little as 10 minutes from the nearest one! If that’s more your style, or you’re on a tight budget, take a look at these articles:

Eurocamp without a car: The 25 best car free Eurocamp holidays near an airport – these sites are all near an airport and easy to navigate without a car – so good public transport links, everything you need on-site or things nearby on foot.
Which Eurocamp resorts in Spain are near airports?
Which Eurocamp resorts in Italy are near airports?
Which Eurocamp resorts in France are near airports?

So, should I book a Eurocamp package holiday with Jet2 flights?

If you like the idea of a Eurocamp holiday but want a simpler way to book everything together, a Eurocamp package holiday with Jet2 flights could be a great option. These packages are likely to appeal most to families travelling during the school holidays, or anyone who values convenience and peace of mind over flexibility. While booking your Eurocamp accommodation directly can sometimes be cheaper, once you factor in extras like car hire and baggage, the Jet2 packages with flights might offer good value.

However, as with any holiday, it’s worth comparing prices for your dates and destination, as well as considering whether you’ll need everything that’s included. For road trippers it’ll always be cheaper to book directly, and for those looking for a specific type of holiday (or a wider range of destinations) the Eurocamp website offers far more choice. Take a look at some of my guides to help with your decision – for instance some parks are best suited for toddlers or teens, or for city breaks and days out. But if you want a straightforward, family-friendly way to book a Eurocamp holiday without juggling multiple bookings and flights, Jet2’s new Eurocamp packages are well worth considering. Click here to head to the Jet2 website for more info on their Eurocamp package holidays with flights or, if you’ve decided booking directly might be best for you, click here to head straight to the Eurocamp website.

Whichever route you choose, happy holiday hunting and (if you’ve never been on a Eurocamp holiday before) this guide is a great place to start: The Ultimate Eurocamp Holiday Guide – and money saving tips!