Win a seven-night John Fowler holiday worth £1,200 with Sun Club
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FUN IN THE SUN Win a seven-night John Fowler holiday worth £1,200 with Sun Club
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HERE is your chance to win a seven-night UK summer holiday worth £1,200 plus £250 on park spending money, with John Fowler Holidays!
John Fowler Holidays is a trusted UK holiday brand with over 60 years of experience in providing affordable, family-friendly breaks.
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Win a John Fowler holiday worth £1,200 with Sun Club plus £250 spending money
The award-winning, family run group specialises in coastal getaways in popular destinations in Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, and Wales across 11 holiday parks.
Cornwall boasts 250 miles of beautiful coastline, and is surrounded by the South West Coastal Path, offering walkers scenic strolls and hiking routes.
Somerset is renowned for its traditional seaside resorts, long sweeping beaches, and plenty of countryside.
Wales is known for its sandy beaches, stunning landscapes, and many attractions to suit all.
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While Devon is home to 40 per cent of the best beaches in the UK, plus Exmoor and Dartmoor National Park are just a stone throw away.
They offer a wide range of accommodation, from caravans and lodges to chalets and apartments, catering for all budgets.
How to enter with Sun Club
Sun Club Membership Programme
Step 1: To enter our John Fowler holidays competition join Sun Club now for just £1.99 a month for your first year. Following this, £4.99 a month.
Or £12 for an annual subscription for the first 12 months, then £49.99 a year thereafter.
Step 2: Then head to the Offers Hub, select the John Fowler tile, click 'Enter'
Step 3: You will be now be entered into the competition.
Each park features a huge range of entertainment options, including indoor and outdoor pools, live shows, kids' clubs, and on-site dining, making it perfect for families and couples.
With a strong reputation for quality and service, John Fowler Holidays continues to be a go to choice for UK staycations, attracting generations of loyal holidaymakers.
Competition is open to UK residents aged 18+ only. Competition ends at 23:59pm on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. Winners will be notified within 28 days. Full T&Cs apply, see below.
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