Beverley Holidays celebrates after reaching record for bookings

Paignton-based Beverley Holidays, a leading family-owned holiday accommodation provider, is celebrating an historic milestone.

Over 55,000 bed nights were booked this year, surpassing its previous record of 53,241 bed nights set in 2021 during the COVID-19 travel surge.

Beverley Holidays welcomed over 35,000 guests in 2024, bringing renewed energy and economic support to the English Riviera.

In recent years, Beverley Holidays has made significant investments, committing over £2 million in the last two years to enhance guest experiences.

The park has added a variety of new accommodation, from hot tub caravans to luxury lodges, all designed to elevate the staycation experience.

This commitment to quality, coupled with a focus on customer service, has made Beverley Holidays a standout destination for families, couples, and pet-friendly holiday-goers alike.

“We couldn’t have achieved this milestone without the hard work and dedication of our incredible team, who keep guest experience at the forefront of everything we do,” said Nicola Furneaux, director of Beverley Holidays.

“Their commitment, along with strategic investments in our accommodations and facilities, has allowed us to reach new heights. We’re grateful for the ongoing support from our local partners in helping us grow and attract more visitors to the Bay.”

With facilities that include two outdoor pools, an indoor pool, live entertainment, two restaurants, and a café, Beverley Holidays continues to bring guests into the heart of the English Riviera, supporting local tourism and boosting the regional economy.

This year’s record-breaking visitor numbers not only reflect the park’s appeal but also demonstrate the continued strength of the tourism sector on the English Riviera.

The Beverley Holidays team remains focused on delivering top-tier experiences that meet evolving guest expectations. “This record-breaking season has allowed us to expand our team, strengthen our community ties, and contribute to making the Bay a vibrant destination,” added Nicola.