Bodrum Park Resort

💦 Pool with fun waterslides and on-site aqua park
🌲 Set in picturesque pine forest with sweeping Aegean views
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Spacious family rooms and club-style accommodation
📍 Secluded beachfront location with private jetty
🍹 Choice of bars and six restaurants including Italian, Turkish, seafood & Asian
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout communal areas

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐+
Rooms: 309 | Blocks: 16 | Floors: 2 (no lifts)
Board options: All Inclusive

Family-friendly with kids’ facilities and entertainment. Child age for pricing generally up to 11 years.

On the quieter edge of the Bodrum peninsula, Bodrum Park Resort sits right on the beachfront near Yaliciftlik. This part of the coast still feels authentically Turkish – think wooden gulet boats on the horizon, pine-clad hills behind and clear, Caribbean-hued water in front.

The resort itself is tucked away down a private approach road, so you get a proper “hideaway” feel, yet you’re close enough to pop into local villages or head into Bodrum for a day (or night) out among the shops, castle and waterfront bars.

• Beachfront – direct access to hotel beach and jetty
• Nearest shops, bars & restaurants: approx. 1.1 km
• Yaliciftlik resort centre: approx. 6.8 km
• Bodrum town: approx. 30 km (great for day trips and nightlife)

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour from Bodrum (BJV), depending on traffic and stops.

Yaliciftlik, Bodrum Area, Turkey

All Inclusive here genuinely means “plenty of choice”. You’ve got two buffet venues plus four à la carte restaurants, so you can easily mix grab-and-go days with more leisurely, multi-course evenings.

Main Restaurant – International buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with show cooking stations at breakfast and dinner. Expect Turkish favourites alongside family classics. Open roughly mid-April to late October (subject to occupancy).

Snack Restaurant – Casual buffet by the pool for daytime bites and light meals with show-cooking, ideal between swims. Open late April to early November (seasonal).

Italian Restaurant – À la carte by the pool, serving pizzas, pastas and Mediterranean-inspired mains for dinner (approx. June–September).

Turkish Restaurant – À la carte on the roof terrace, pairing local flavours with big sea views (approx. May–October). One visit per stay is typically included with All Inclusive, subject to availability and reservation.

Seafood Restaurant – À la carte on the beach, perfect for grilled fish and sunset suppers (usually open June–September, weather and occupancy dependent).

Far East Restaurant – Chinese-inspired à la carte close to the pool (generally June–September; highchairs available).

Bars
• Beach Bar – cold drinks right by the sand and jetty (seasonal daytime opening)
• Lobby Bar – your main hub for drinks from mid-morning to midnight
• Pool Snack Bar – poolside refreshments throughout the day (seasonal)
• Coffee Corner – branded coffee bar at the pool, great for iced coffees (seasonal)

A smart casual dress code may apply in restaurants, especially à la cartes, and beachwear is usually not permitted inside. Reservations may be required and supplements may apply depending on your board basis and the season. Facilities and opening times can change, so always check the latest details in resort.

For a deeper look at what an All Inclusive stay can include, see what All Inclusive typically covers.

Water babies are well looked after here.

Main Outdoor Pool & Sun Deck
A large freshwater pool forms the heart of the resort, wrapped by a spacious sunbathing terrace with loungers and parasols. Towels are provided free of charge, and there are shallow areas for less confident swimmers (seasonal operation; typically April–November).

Indoor Pool
Located next to the spa, the indoor freshwater pool is handy for cooler days at the start or end of the season (available roughly April–October, depending on occupancy).

Aqua Park & Waterslides
The separate aqua park area features multiple waterslides that will be a hit with older kids and teens. Usual opening is from midday to late afternoon, and seasonal dates run from spring to late autumn. Age, height or weight restrictions may apply for some slides.

Beach & Jetty
The hotel hugs its own stretch of beachfront with a wooden jetty stretching out into that vividly blue Aegean. Expect a mix of sandy and shingle sections, sunbeds, parasols and easy access to the water for swimming. Water polo and other pool games are available, plus watersports from an external provider for an extra charge.

Spa & Wellness
The spa offers classic Turkish and international treatments (charges apply):
• Turkish bath (hamam) and sauna
• Selection of massages and beauty therapies
• Indoor pool area
Minimum age for spa facilities is usually 18 years, and opening dates often run from April to October.

Fitness & Sports
• Air-conditioned gym with cardio and strength equipment (min age 14 years)
• Aerobics and aqua aerobics sessions
• Darts, table tennis and football
• Volleyball and tennis (equipment or floodlighting may incur a small fee)

Children’s Facilities
• Kids’ club for 4–12 years with arts & crafts, story time, sports and water-based fun (seasonal)
• Shaded children’s playground
• Dedicated kids’ pool areas and access to the aqua park (restrictions may apply)

Other Practical Facilities
• 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
• Luggage storage
• On-site hairdresser (extra charge)
• Certified sustainable hotel practices, helping reduce environmental impact

Services and facilities can vary by season and occupancy, and some activities are organised by external partners with local charges.

Club Family Room
Sleeps: 2–4
Great for families wanting a bit more space. Located in the club section (access via steps).
Amenities typically include:
• Balcony or terrace
• Flat-screen TV
• Air conditioning
• Shower bathroom
• Hairdryer
• Coffee-making facilities and kettle
• Fridge and minibar (minibar items at extra cost)
• Safety deposit box (chargeable)
• Daily room cleaning, towel change on request

Club Standard Double or Twin Room
Sleeps: 2
Cosy club rooms ideal for couples, also accessed via steps. Similar facilities to Club Family Rooms, usually with a balcony or terrace.

Standard Double or Twin Room – Main Building
Sleeps: 2–3
Located in the main building, these rooms are handy for central facilities.
In-room features generally include:
• Flat-screen TV
• Air conditioning
• Shower bathroom
• Hairdryer
• Coffee-making facilities and kettle
• Minibar (chargeable)
• Safety deposit box (chargeable)
• Daily cleaning, towel change on request

Standard Double or Twin Room – Main Building for Sole Use
Sleeps: 1–3
A good option for solo travellers or those who simply prefer extra room. Facilities as per the standard main building rooms.

Club Bunkbed Room
Sleeps: 1–4
Designed with families in mind, these club rooms feature bunk beds for children and standard bedding for adults, plus a balcony or terrace and the same amenities as other club rooms (access via steps).

Club Standard Double or Twin Room for Sole Use
Sleeps: 1–2
A club-category option for solo travellers, again accessed via steps and with similar features to other club standards.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Please note that access to club rooms is via steps, so they may not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility. Some in-room facilities and extras may carry a local charge.*

🎯 Daily daytime entertainment programme in high season – think small team games, water-based activities, family challenges and more
🏊 Aqua aerobics and pool games including water polo
🏋️ Gym sessions and fitness activities such as aerobics
🎭 Creative kids’ club sessions for 4–12 years: arts & crafts, drama, stories and sports
🎵 Frequent evening entertainment in summer – professional shows, live music, live DJ sets, quizzes, karaoke and mini-disco
🎲 Lower-key daytime and evening entertainment in shoulder seasons, still with team games and family-friendly shows

Activities are usually more frequent between May and September, with a lighter programme at the start and end of the season.

🛎️ 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
💼 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
🧖 On-site spa with Turkish bath, sauna and massage treatments (charges apply; 18+)
✂️ Hairdressing salon on site (local charge)
👶 Highchairs available in restaurants; family-friendly dining options
🌐 Wi-Fi in communal areas (coverage may vary)
🚖 Support arranging taxis and local excursions through reception

Some services may incur a local fee and are subject to seasonal opening and availability.

Need-to-know
• Country: Turkey
• Region: Bodrum Area – Yaliciftlik
• Flight time from UK: approx. 4.5 hours into Bodrum (BJV)
• Transfer time: about 1 hour by road
• Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY)
• Language: Turkish (English widely understood in tourist areas)
• Time difference: GMT +2 (may vary with daylight saving)

Yaliciftlik is a great choice if you want that “old Bodrum” feel – traditional gulet boats, local taverns and peaceful coves – while still being able to head into Bodrum for culture and nightlife. Expect hot, dry summers and mild shoulder seasons; many facilities are seasonal and may operate according to occupancy.

Hotel information is based on details supplied to us and may change. Opening dates, times and facilities (especially pools, entertainment and à la carte restaurants) can vary by season and weather.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Turkey advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Bodrum Park Resort directly on the beach?
Yes. Bodrum Park Resort has a seafront setting with its own beachfront area and a jetty extending into the Aegean Sea. You can walk from the gardens straight onto the beach without crossing any roads.

2. What is included in the All Inclusive at Bodrum Park Resort?
The All Inclusive programme typically includes buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, snacks at selected times between meals, one included visit per stay to the Turkish à la carte restaurant (subject to availability and reservation), and a selection of local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available 24 hours a day. Soft drinks are usually provided in the minibar on arrival. Exact inclusions and times can vary and may be updated by the hotel, so check the information provided at check-in.

3. Does Bodrum Park Resort have good facilities for children?
Yes, the resort is very family-friendly. Younger guests can enjoy a children’s pool area, waterslides in the aqua park, a kids’ club for ages 4–12 years, a shaded playground and evening mini-disco during the main season. Family rooms and bunkbed rooms provide more flexible sleeping arrangements for parents with children.

4. Are there any steps or mobility considerations at Bodrum Park Resort?
The property is spread across 16 low-rise blocks with up to two floors and no lifts. Access to many of the club rooms, including family and bunkbed categories, is via steps. Paths around the resort can also be sloped. Guests with reduced mobility should highlight their needs at enquiry stage so we can help check suitable room options.

5. When is the best time to visit Bodrum Park Resort?
The main holiday season usually runs from late April to October. If you want the fullest entertainment programme, warmer seas and all à la carte venues open, June to September is ideal. For slightly cooler temperatures and a quieter feel, late April–May and late September–October work well, though some facilities and activities may operate on a reduced schedule.

6. Is there Wi-Fi at Bodrum Park Resort?
Wi-Fi is generally available in the communal areas of the hotel, such as the lobby and certain bars. Access in guest rooms is not guaranteed and speeds may vary, so if you need to work online, it’s best to plan for connectivity in shared spaces.

7. Can I book excursions from Bodrum Park Resort?
Yes. From the hotel you can reach Bodrum and nearby villages for boat trips on traditional gulets, visits to Bodrum Castle, market shopping and more. Reception can usually help with information and arranging local transport or tours via trusted partners.