Holidays in the Lake District
- Take a stroll around leafy parks to enjoy the relaxed environment
- Leave the car behind and discover walking routes from the park
- Enjoy a drink in the bar while you plan the next day’s adventures
- Watch the kids have fun in the fresh air at the children’s play areas
- Enjoy direct access to some of the best scenery in the UK
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Lake District Holiday Parks
It’s easy to see why the Lake District earned its World Heritage Site status. With awe-inspiring scenery around every corner, you’ll discover endless views and fantastic family attractions on your next holiday in the Lake District.
All 4 of our holiday parks are ideally located, with White Cross Bay and Fallbarrow situated on the shores of Windermere, while Limefitt can be found a few minutes away in peaceful Troutbeck. Our fourth park, Gatebeck, is exclusive for holiday home owners and is just a short distance from Kendal.
Whether you’re hiking the hilltops, enjoying a cruise across the lake or simply making the most of the facilities on park – the Lake District is the perfect destination for your next break.
Caravan Holidays
If you’re looking for a caravan holiday in the Lake District, you’ll find a huge range of accommodation options at 3 of our holiday parks in the region.
Lodge Holidays
Our Lake District lodges are incredibly popular, nestled in picturesque areas of the park – they enjoy the best of the stunning surroundings and feature all the mod cons. We even have a number of lodges with their own private hot tubs!
May Day Weekend >
£309
School Summer Holidays >
£379
Boats on Lake Windermere, Lake District
Hiking in the Lake District
A jetty on Lake Windermere
Lake Windermere in Winter
The mountainous landscape at Kendal
Rowing boats on Derwent Water
Ambleside at twilight
Hillside cottages at Keswick
We've invested £950,000 in our Lake District parks for 2019
including new jetties for boat launching, new hot tubs and cottage refurbishments.
Our Holiday Parks in Lake District
Fallbarrow
Beautiful Bowness
Just a short stroll takes you to Bowness-on-Windermere and all its lakeside attractions
Fun on the water
With our own boat launching facilities and marina, you’ll be on the water in no time
Play time
The kids will be happy with an outdoor play area and indoor games room
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Gatebeck
Exclusive location
Find peace and relaxation at this beautiful Lake District owners-only park
Outstanding beauty
Discover the beautiful landscape of the stunning Lake District region
Owner’s lounge
After a busy day exploring, relax with your fellow owners
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Limefitt
Local ales
With our own traditional pub, you can savour the best Cumbrian beer
Paddle in the beck
Dip your feet in the park’s refreshing Troutbeck mountain beck
Put on your boots
With direct access to beautiful walks, you’ll be eager to get exploring
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White Cross Bay
Afternoon walks
A stroll on the boardwalk is the perfect way to see the boats and ducks
Swim time
Enjoy the water whatever the weather with the heated indoor swimming pool
Total relaxation
Have some ‘me time’ in the Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gym
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5 Things To Make Your Trip Memorable
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Bowness-on-Windermere
As well as being home to the famous lake, the pretty town of Bowness has a selection of attractions including the World of Beatrix Potter and Lakes Aquarium, plus many shops and restaurants.
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Grasmere
Discover one of the Lake District’s most popular villages. Grasmere is famously linked with the poet William Wordsworth and features many attractions, including Wordsworth’s former home, Dove Cottage.
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Kendal
Visit the historic market town of Kendal with its independent shops and weekly markets. Try the town’s famous Kendal Mint Cake for an instant energy boost.
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Lake Windermere
Create your own adventure and have lots of family fun at the largest natural lake in England. From watersports to cruises, or shoreline walks, there’s something for everyone.
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Ullswater
Enjoy the vast waters of the second largest lake in the Lake District. Take a trip on an Ullswater Steamer to discover great views and walking routes.