13,000 items have gone missing or been disposed of at Center Parcs in the past year.
A false leg, a wedding dress and a human-sized papier-mâché chicken are among some of the weird items left behind by guests at Center Parcs.
13,000 items have been lost or discarded at Center Parcs Longford Forest this year alone, including a number of air-fryers, a full sized camping bed and an exercise bike.
The holiday village says if items go unclaimed for more than 28 days, they are set aside for lost property sales or staff auctions, raising an average of €800 every 3 months.
They money is donated to LauraLynn children's hospice.
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