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Holidays in Cheltenham

From first-visit essentials to local favourites, this is our honest guide to holidays in Cheltenham: where to stay, what it costs and what not to miss. Regency terraces and festival culture by the Cotswolds. Set in Gloucestershire, it makes a brilliant base whether you're here for a week or a quick escape.

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Pippin's Green Caravan Park

Cheltenham

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Mill Avon Holiday Park

✓ Set along the banks of the River Avon in Tewkesbury

Cheltenham

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Avon Riverside Park

Cheltenham

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Little Meadow River Park

✓ Small gated riverside holiday park with just 22 pitches

Tewkesbury

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Longacres

Cheltenham

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Hampton Ferry Caravan Park

Cheltenham

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Evesham Vale Caravan Park

Cheltenham

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Tewkesbury Abbey Caravan Club

Cheltenham

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Long Furlong

Cheltenham

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Weir Meadow Holiday Park

Cheltenham

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Where to stay in Cheltenham

Self-catering cottages give you the most freedom (and the best locations often book six months ahead), holiday parks are unbeatable value for families thanks to pools and evening entertainment, and campsites put you closest to the scenery for the least money. Compare all of them on this page — every stay links straight to the operator so you always book direct.

When to go

July and August bring the best weather and the biggest crowds. Late May, June and September are the savvy picks: long days, everything open, and prices a clear step down. Off-season has its own charm — and the best bargains of all.

Frequently asked questions

When is the cheapest time to visit Cheltenham?

Outside school holidays — typically late September to early May. Many stays cost 30–50% less than in August, and attractions are quieter too.

Is Cheltenham good for families?

Yes — filter the listings above by family-friendly facilities like pools, kids' clubs and playgrounds, and check the things-to-do guide for rainy-day options before you book.

How do I book a stay in Cheltenham?

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