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Now that Spring is here, it’s time to think about going on a lovely mini break with your family. It’s good to keep them busy while they are on Easter vacation, or during the May Bank Holidays. It also gives you a break from ordinary life. But if you don’t want to go for long for your break, then here are some ideas for a short mini break which will thrill you and your family.

Glamping

Glamping has come into the forefront of outdoor holidays in recent years. It’s basically a nicer version of camping and can often come with luxurious beds and en-suite toilet facilities. They even offer the latest technology. Some of the areas you can stay have some similar services to a hotel, with a pool and even a restaurant. Glamping can mean staying in yurts, pods or even a wigwam. You can still get the outdoor experience, even if it’s more glamorous than camping. Marie Clare talks about unique glamping spots in the UK which you and your family will love.

Glamping is ideal for a mini break as it means you and your family will get to explore the wildlife and could even still have a campfire. You could still go on days out while you are camping if you stay in an excellent location. France has a lot of places where you can go glamping, and it also means you can explore the area and even learn some French. We also talk about glamping as part of our budget family holidays and how great it is for kids. They love camping, and it’s a great for them to have a run about.

Treehouse holiday

Treehouse holidays are another great idea for a mini break this Spring. Experience the outdoors by staying in this unique accommodation. If you have a treehouse at home, then staying at one during your holiday will be exciting for your children. Treehouses are great places to stay to unwind for all the family, and they generally come with at least a couple of bedrooms and a bathroom. It’s a perfect place to get away from everything as there won’t be any Wi-Fi or even TV, so you can spend some quality time together as a family. Treehouse accommodation is situated across the world and are an ideal way to spend a short break.

City Break

If staying in the outdoors is not for you, you should consider a fantastic city break. These can be a lot of fun for all the family, and you learn a lot about a town in a couple of days. Cities such as Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Budapest and Barcelona are some of the most popular destinations. Even better, they are only a couple of hours plane ride away. You can look around the history and culture, and city breaks are great in all weathers. It’s ideal for creating memories and getting away from the stresses of real life.

Here’s how to get more for your budget for a mini break, so that you and your family will have a very good time.