Win a £250 Voucher to spend at Parkdean Resorts in 2025 Day Out With The Kids

What is the prize for the Parkdean Resorts competition?The prize consists of a £250 voucher that can be used to book a family holiday at any of Parkdean Resorts’ holiday parks, subject to availability and park opening dates.
Are there any restrictions on the prize?The prize is non-exchangeable, and no cash or voucher alternative is offered. The voucher must be claimed within one holiday booking arriving no later than 6 months after the issue date. Any holiday cost exceeding £250 will be the responsibility of the winner.
When does the competition run?The competition runs from 17th March 2025 to 28th March 2025.
What additional costs may the winner incur?The winner must cover any additional costs if the holiday price exceeds £250. Extras such as pets, dining options, cots, bed guards, and highchairs will incur additional charges according to Parkdean Resorts’ standard booking terms.
What happens if the prize cannot be fulfilled as stated?Parkdean Resorts UK Limited reserves the right to replace the prize with an alternative of equal or higher value if circumstances beyond their control necessitate such a change.
What are the eligibility requirements for the competition?The competition is open to everyone, but participants must accept and agree to the terms and conditions upon entry.
What happens if the winner breaches the terms and conditions?The Promoter and/or Parkdean Resorts UK Limited reserves the right to refuse entry or withhold the prize from anyone who breaches these or their standard holiday terms and conditions.
How will the winner be notified?The winner will be contacted by email only once the competition has ended on 28th March 2025.
Will the winner's details be made public?The winner may be requested to participate in publicity related to the competition, which could include the publication of their name and photograph in various media.
What law governs the competition?The competition will be governed by English Law, and entrants submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.