Seawick Holiday Park

Situated near the lively seaside town of Clacton-on-Sea, Seawick Holiday Park is soon to be transformed into one of the region’s premier entertainment venues with a major new indoor clubroom being developed which will rival any major holiday park. Also planned is a new heated outdoor swimming pool to complement the recently completed landscaping and new holiday homes.

The ‘Seagull Bar’ which was refurbished in 2007 is an excellent place to enjoy food or a drink and watch a live sports game on our big screens, and with the free use of all facilities at our nearby sister park St Osyth Beach including their heated indoor pool, it’s easy to see why Seawick is a popular venue and this popularity is sure to grow.

Accommodation

If you book a holiday at one of our holiday parks you’ll be allocated a Bronze Holiday Home.
Our bronze range of accommodation provides comfortable accommodation complete with lounge and dining area with colour TV, fully equipped kitchen including a microwave and a fully fitted bathroom.
 

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Facilities at Seawick Holiday Park

 

 

Attractions near Seawick Holiday Park

Colchester Zoo - 20 Miles

The Colchester Zoo is renowned for its best big cat and primate collection in Europe, Children and Adults alike enjoy a visit to the zoo so why not make a visit to this great zoo.

Marsh Farm Country Park - 8 Miles

Marsh Farm is a working farm where children can get close to farm animals and play safely in our adventure play areas. There is also a Country Park, which boasts excellent coastal walks and superb views of the River Crouch.

Colchester Castle and Museums - 20 Miles

If you enjoy history then a visit to the Colchester Castle is a must, with over 2,000 years of history and home to some of the most important events in Britain, it is the site of Boudica and invasion of the Normans and was for a short time the capital of England as well as Britain’s oldest recorded town.

 

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Find Seawick Holiday Park

By Car

From the M25, junction 28, take the A12 (signposted Colchester).

Continue forward onto the Colchester bypass, (signposted Colchester North, Ipswich, Harwich).

At junction 29 branch left (signposted Colchester North) then at the next take the second exit on to the A1232 (signposted Colchester).

Continue forward and straight across the first roundabout, at the second roundabout turn left on to the A133 (signposted Clacton).

Follow the A133 and cross over the next two roundabouts, then at the third roundabout turn right onto the B1028.

Take the left hand fork, the B1027 and follow signs for St Osyth

Postcode: CO16 8SG

 

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