Why you should visit the Lake District in 2024

The #Lakes is trending on TikTok and Instagram as a top destination pick for 2024. It's no surprise #Scenery and #Hikes are trending alongside too - as one of England's most aesthetically pleasing landscapes, the Lake District is all about getting outdoors! Book your next Lake District break online today to find out what all the fuss is about and why this trending destination it's so loved by influencers.

Officially recognised as a World Heritage Site, the Lake District never fails to deliver the drama. Home to both England's highest mountain and deepest lake, its spectacular scenery is so concentrated, you'll find breathtaking views around every corner in this National Park.

Trending on social media

#Lakes #Scenery and #Hikes are all trending across TikTok and Instagram for the Lake District. Check out the stats below from the last 30 days up until February 12th 2024.


TikTok 

TikTok stats:

  • 817 posts
  • 2 million views
Instagram

Instagram stats:

  • 3.3 million posts

Getting there, where to visit, what to do

The M6 motorway borders the Lake District to the east, making driving to the Lakes a breeze. The Cumbrian towns of Kendal, Penrith and Carlisle act as entry points into the heart of the Lake District National Park. While getting around by car is certainly easier, you'll find plenty of public transport options available too, with bus and rail connections, as well as ferry services offering transport across the lakes and connecting lakeside villages. The Lake District is a walkers paradise, so there's plenty to explore on foot, too.

Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will be in their element in the Lake District. Thousands of visitors take on the ultimate challenge of scaling Helvellyn each year, however, you'll find trails and hikes to suit all abilities. For a shorter walk and a spot of sightseeing, Aira Force waterfall is a must. You'll also find a range of other activities on offer, from treetop zip wire courses in the woods, to paddle boarding and kayaking on the lake.

It's not all action though. If you like to take your holidays at a more leisurely pace, the Lake District is packed full of quaint market towns, museums, cafes and more. Browse the shops in lively Boweness before hopping on a lake cruise to Ambleside for a pub lunch or afternoon tea. If you're heading further afield, a stroll around bustling Keswick is a must!


Stay at one of these Parkdean Resorts

We've got you covered when it comes to the best accommodation in the Lake District, with a wide range of self-catering caravans and stylish lodges, including lodges with hot tubs to choose from across our holiday parks. Both Fallbarrow and White Cross Bay Holiday Park are situated directly on the shore of Lake Windermere, offering direct access to the lake from a spectacular woodland setting. White Cross Bay also has an indoor swimming pool, ideal for kids. For a more secluded escape, Limefitt Holiday Park is the perfect choice, nestled in a spectacular valley just a short drive from Windermere - it's a great choice if you're planning to explore further afield or hit the hiking trails.

Visiting the Lake District? Don't forget to tag us!

Planning your own trip to the Lake District in 2024? Make sure you tag us in your posts and stories, we'd love to see your snaps. Use the hashtag #ParkdeanResorts or tag us on TikTok or Instagram.