Holiday centres and holiday villages provide self-contained or serviced accommodation for leisure breaks, often within a managed site designed for guests to stay and use facilities in one place. Accommodation may include lodges, chalets, apartments, cabins or hotel-style rooms, with options for couples, families and larger groups. Some sites also offer touring pitches or camping, although the range depends on the centre. Typical facilities include reception, restaurants, cafs, bars, shops and indoor or outdoor leisure areas. Guests may be able to use swimming pools, sports courts, playgrounds, entertainment venues and organised activities, either as part of their stay or for an additional charge. Centres can offer short breaks, longer holidays, group stays and accessible accommodation. The level of service varies: some provide meals and scheduled entertainment, while others are mainly self-catering, with guests responsible for their own food and daily arrangements.