Pictures give 'sneak peek' of what to expect as camping set to return to Northampton holiday park next month

Billing Aquadrome, owned by Meadow Bay Villages, will re-launch camping on the site from April 2026, after a break last summer.

Family camping has been described as a return to a “much-loved British tradition” that dates back to the site’s early days.

Nikki Rathie, holidays director at Billing Aquadrome, said: “The site first opened as a holiday park in 1945, shortly after World War II, offering caravan and camping accommodation.

“Over the decades it grew into one of the UK’s best-known camping and holiday parks, so it’s fitting that we’re reintroducing camping as part of our on-going commitment to offering exceptional holiday experiences.”

There will be a purpose-built camping zone with 150 electric pitches, each measuring eight metres by 10 metres. The area will include a modern amenities block and a dedicated play space for children.

The relaunch follows a £17 million regeneration programme completed over the past year, including a new indoor entertainment venue, with arcades, shuffleboard, interactive darts and more due to open on Friday March 27.

Below are ‘sneak peek’ pictures, which show what visitors can expect from camping at Billing Aquadrome.