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Hiya,


We are looking to book a last minute break, not too far from London suitable for a 3 year old and 1 year old. Ideally somewhere with facilities for kids but a bit rustic and relaxed and good value for money. Possibly searching for the Holy Grail of holidays but thought I'd put it out there!


Thanks!

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You might find "good value for money" and "near London" a bit conflicting! Whitstable, Deal, Camber Sands, Aldeburgh, Southwold all nice but not terribly cheap (except caravan park at Camber Sands) - all less than 2 hours from London (Deal and Whitstable more like 1.5 hours). However, the saving in travelling time/hassle is a distinct bonus if you can find somewhere affordable... Dymchurch (Kent coast, near Folkestone) has a lovely kids funfair and a big sandy beach as well as a small railway but you probably wouldn't want to stay there for a week.


If you're looking at the moment you might get better prices as going out of school holidays? Hope you find somewhere nice.

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