Buy Pontins vouchers for deals on Pontins Park: 7-Night Summer Break. Pontins invites holidaymakers for a fun-packed summer break during school summer holidays, with lots of activities and live entertainment every evening. All the parks are situated on the coast so the sea and beaches can be easily accessed. The programme includes indoor and outdoor daytime activities and evening entertainment including vocalists, live tribute bands, and TV talent shows’ stars. Facilities such as play areas, go-karts, skate parks, trampolines, crazy golf and heated indoor swimming pools are available at the parks. The summer programme of live shows runs almost non-stop from morning to night and includes performances from X Factor’s Reggie n Bollie, 4th Impact, Ryan Lawrie & Yes Lad! Plus, there’s Britain’s Got Talent star Ricky K, breath-taking illusions from Amethyst, kids favourites The Sooty Show and Theo The Mouse! It’s party night every night on a Pontins Summer Holiday, meaning everyone can get into the holiday mood and spend quality time together as a family. Choose from: Prestatyn Sands – North Wales or Southport holiday parks. Overlooking Welsh stretches of countryside, Prestatyn Sands holiday park sits just a 30-minute drive from Conwy Castle, enveloped in areas of outstanding beauty dotted with undulating sand dunes and laced by beach expanses. The seafront Southport holiday park is flanked by golf courses and nestled between the award-winning beaches of Southport and golden sand dunes. The North Wales county of Denbighshire provides tourists with a wealth of outdoor activities including cycling, fishing, walking and canoeing. In the market town of Denbigh, visitors may admire the historic sights such as Denbigh Castle, Burgess Gate, St Hilary’s Tower, and Leicester’s Church. Outdoor pursuits also include golfing on the National Championship course set along the River Dee in the Vale of Llangollen, horse-drawn boat trips and hiking in the Berwyn Mountains. Travellers may enjoy the seaside delights of Southport with a leisurely stroll along the pier or on the promenade alongside shimmering Marine Lake and pop into the many amusements along the way. Shopaholics and those with a taste for antique architecture can visit the famous Lord Street Boulevard, where a host of boutique and big name stores are framed by Victorian glass canopies. Further attractions worth visiting include the King’s Gardens, spread across 17 acres, the 19th century Hesketh Golf Course and Model Railway Village.