holiday camp

British  

noun

1. a place, esp one at the seaside, providing accommodation, recreational facilities, etc, for holiday-makers

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Example Sentences

But the scheme was panned as an expensive and ill-attended form of holiday camp, and was dropped earlier this year.

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Series one faithful Dr Amos Ogunkoya describes his days in the castle as "a really nice holiday camp, until the roundtable".

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It was being in a penguin holiday camp – there were lovers having an argument, kids swimming, others sunbathing and some were gathered at a wee dune, having what looked like a meeting.

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While on his trip he captured everything from glaciers crumbling to a penguin colony that resembled "a holiday camp", resulting in a continual spectacle that left the 58-year-old awestruck.

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But when EDF commandeered the old seaside holiday camp at Brean Sands, many feared it would be the first time Hinkley Point C had damaged local trade.

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