Butlin’s goes full Nashville with new adults-only country weekender in Skegness

Butlin’s Big Weekenders are going full Nashville.

Butlin’s Big Weekenders are going full Nashville.

The adults-only favourite has just announced a brand new country-themed escape landing in Skegness in 2027 – and it’s shaping up to be a honky-tonk highlight.

Riding high on the country music boom, the Giants of Country Tributes Weekend kicks off on January 8, 2027, with three-night breaks from just £49 per person. Expect a boot-stomping celebration of modern country’s biggest names, complete with hoedowns, Southern-style singalongs and a line-up of tribute acts still to be revealed.

It’s not just about the music, either. True to Big Weekender form, the schedule is stacked with included activities, from Saddle Up line dancing to pool parties and silent discos – all rolled into the price.

If country’s not your thing, there are plenty of other options on offer. Butlin’s is currently knocking up to 40% off its 2026 and 2027 Weekenders, with more than 30 themed breaks to choose from. Across the programme, headliners include the likes of Vengaboys, Louise, Matt Goss and Aston Merrygold.

Prices for Big Weekenders generally start from £59pp, covering three nights’ accommodation, headline performances, DJ sets and a full roster of daytime and evening entertainment.

Highlights elsewhere include the Replay Weekender (September 11, 2026), featuring B*Witched and Scouting For Girls, from £59pp, and 90s Reloaded (November 27, 2026), with Peter Andre and Chesney Hawkes, from £87pp. Both are based on four sharing at Skegness, with optional dining plans from £25.95 per adult, per day.

Fancy it? Head to butlins.com/bigweekenders to book.

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