PGL Little Canada

A great staycation. We would never have thought about this as a family. It's really good. Food is basic but good. All different diets are catered for. All the staff are excellent and their instructors use clear language so as long as you listen.... If you want to be organised all day superb. If you don't then just enjoy the Island. For the money you will find it very difficult to beat. Great for kids, parents and grandparents. The staff and management are all here to help you have a great holiday and you do.

Not impressive...There was blood on the bed.Food was average.Cabins were filthy.There are random chalets that have been abandoned.Everyone hurts there back playing Aeroball.Ollie was the best so that's why I'm giving it a star.Wish i could give 0 stars

Staff here are nearly faultless, they are incredibly friendly and accommodating and endlessly enthusiastic, even in the pouring rain or at 7:30am. The range of activities on offer is vast and can suit all interests, abilities and ages. The location and accommodation is lovely, and food was far better than expected!

The best, me and my friends had an enormously fun time. The activities are great and exciting. The food isn’t great.

Fantastic place for groups with children, i.e., brownies, scouts, schools to stay and enjoy activities.

Amazing place. The staff are beyond friendly and so all they can to make your stay as awesome as possible. Beautiful location. Clean and tidy.We will be back!

Awesome place to go for holiday with the family. Loads of fun activities and good food

The food was very good and our leaders for this residential were Gemma and Courtney they were very nice and I had a good time there.

Great place for children to have a brilliant adventure holiday without the parents. Totally secure, with supportive adults.

I came here when I was in year 6 I’m in my 30s now but I still remember the trip well. It’s so exciting for children to go to pgl a huge adventure without their parents - for me it was a huge adventure getting on the coach and then going across on the ferry to the Isle of Wight for the first time without mum and dad. I remember enjoying the activities but I know I was particularly scared by the absail tower but I remember the kindness of the staff who talked me through it and I overcome my fear. I remember lovely food, a disco and lots of sweets from the shop. Pgl holidays were all about the end of primary school and the start of secondary school so it was just a chance to throw myself into things. I really enjoyed it and little Canada is a great pgl centre.