Lake District holidays are unlike any other in the UK, thanks to the region's spectacular mountains, huge hillsides and tranquil lakes.
Our Lakeland Leisure Park is filled with home comforts to make your stay memorable and enjoyable. Sitting on picturesque Morecambe Bay, it’s a short drive from the wonderful Lake Windermere, while the park has its own indoor and outdoor pools, a new J D Wetherspoon pub and its own activity lake.
At a starting price of £49 for four nights, our park offers caravan and lodge holidays, as well as being family- and dog-friendly.
4.1/5Our Lakeland park is the gateway to the glorious Lake District, with Morecambe Bay views and close to Grange-over-Sands.
England’s largest lake is one of the region’s main focal points. Take a guided boat trip to explore it at ease, or pick up a kayak, canoe or paddleboard to truly discover its charms on your own terms.
With a lake backdrop, walk through several Wainwright routes, including Scout Scar and its stunning views. Family and dog-friendly trails lead you on more adventures to see Lake District's beauty.
If you're a fan of Beatrix Potter, then head to The World of Beatrix Potter and the Beatrix Potter Gallery. You can also follow in the footsteps of William Wordsworth at Wordsworth House, and discover other heritage sites like Cartmel Priory.
From hiking Scafell Pike - England's highest peak - to sailing and kayaking on the lakes, there's plenty to do outdoors. Wildlife lovers can visit Lakes District Wildlife Park or Lakeland Wildlife Oasis, while the Lake District National Park is also a great spot for birdwatching.
The Lake District is home to some well-known peaks: the Old Man of Coniston or maybe Scafell Pike – the highest point in England. Visit the abandoned mines around Honister and the ruined abbey of Furness. Take a trip to see Dove Cottage and Rydal Mount, both former homes of William Wordsworth. Poetry was not the only writing inspired by the district. The little ones will love the World of Beatrix Potter, where Peter Rabbit and the rest of the gang are brought to full furry life. Or try the Lakes Aquarium or Lakeland Wildlife Oasis. Fly a kite on the beach at Morecambe Bay or get out on the water and try a spot of sailing in Lake Windermere. Less outdoorsy thrill-seekers can head to Blackpool – it's only an hour away.
Enjoy a day out in Cartmel: visit the 12th-century Priory, stop off for lunch at The Cavendish Arms and finish your day at Unsworth Yard where you’ll find local craft beers, artisan wines, local cheeses and live music. Don’t forget to pick up Cartmel’s famous Sticky Toffee Pudding on your way home!
Head to Grizedale Forest at the foot of Old Man Coniston and let your four-legged friends run free. There’s a variety of walks for all abilities and some stunning views of Lake Windermere to take your breath away! Or explore the local legend and make your way to Humphrey Head to see where the last wolf in England was seen.
What better way to start the day then a walk through Lakeland's stunning grounds? Head onto the sea wall to walk the perimeter of the park with views right across Morecambe Bay.
Visit Lakeland Maze Farm Park: a working farm with all varieties of animals, tractor rides, soft play, go-karts and the largest maze in Cumbria! Then, of course, a visit to Peter Rabbit and all his friends at The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction in Bowness-on-Windermere.
The Lake District has been a designated National Park since 1951 because of its unique natural qualities with stunning scenery, wildlife and an impactful cultural heritage.
The Lake District sits entirely within the county of Cumbria, bordering the Irish Sea and home to several picturesque villages that are within its limits.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Lake District is home to 16 lakes, with the deepest in the UK at Wastwater, surrounded by mountains. Windermere is perhaps most famous body of water, but Bassenthwaite Lake near Keswick is also a firm favourite.
Lakeland Holiday Park can be found near Grange-over-Sands on the southern edge of the Lake District in Cumbria.
The Lake District is a firm favourite with visitors from the UK and overseas and attracts tourists from far and wide with its unique blend of water and mountains in such a large-scale area.
The region is full of hidden surprises, the greatest of which is perhaps the two villages that lie beneath the Haweswater Lake. In drier periods, the old buildings of Mardale Green and Measand can be spotted here.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is full of outstanding outdoor experiences. By holidaying here you’ll be discovering some of the greatest scenery of any UK region. Don’t forget to bring your camera and capture those memories during your stay at Haven's Lakeland Leisure Park!
Lakeland Leisure Park sits south of the Lake District, close to the town of Grange-over-Sands. It overlooks Morecambe Bay and gives guests a magnificent view of the region’s National Park in the distance. With a range of walking trails and activities galore on offer, Lakeland is a place where memories that last a lifetime are made.
Lakeland features an indoor and outdoor pool, a J D Wetherspoon pub and a private activity lake. Breaks start from £49 for four nights, while you can choose from self-catering caravans or lodge holidays for a more premium stay.
From caravans to lodges, Lakeland Leisure Park offers a number of different accommodation choices suitable for all.
Our Saver caravan provides tremendous value for money, offering the chance to get away without breaking the bank. If you need more space, then look no further than our Bronze caravan, while our Silver caravan gives you a decked outdoor area of your own.
Our more premium caravan packages include the Gold caravan, which is even bigger in space and has a deluxe wrap around decking to provide space for outdoor dining. The Signature Gold caravan meanwhile includes all of the fantastic features and extra space provided in our Gold models, but combines it with an incredible front-row sea or lake spot on park.
For those looking at booking a lodge, then Lakeland offers three different options. The Emerald lodge is a 16ft-wide holiday home complete with a 40-inch TV in the living room, while the Diamond lodge is more spacious at 20ft-wide and similarly modern amenities.
Our most premium offering is the Signature Diamond lodge - Lakeside, which are located in some of the most peaceful areas of the park. As well as featuring all of the comforts found in the Diamond lodge, they also feature uninterrupted lake views to make it the perfect stay to enjoy the scenery.
Find out more about each of our accommodation options at Lakeland
There are plenty of fun and exciting things to do in Lake District, ranging from boat trips to mountain climbing.
Featuring some of the best waterfalls in England, wonder at some of the incredible natural beauty the place has to offer, including Aira Force, which plunges over 65 feet into a secluded gorge.
Lake Windermere holds the status of being the largest lake in England, and with its guided boat trips and opportunities to kayak and sail, represents a perfect chance to get on the water.
For those looking for a challenge, England's highest peak in Scafell Pike is waiting to be conquered, while the Wainwright Routes - 214 fell walks mapped by Alfred Wainwright - gives you a chance to explore the lakes and valleys of the Lake District.
Wildlife lovers have plenty to get immersed in too, with the Lakes Aquarium featuring freshwater and marine displays, while the Lakeland Wildlife Oasis is home to over 100 species.
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in the Lake District.
For those staying at our Lakeland Holiday Park, there are several events happening throughout the year to keep everyone entertained.
Guests who are keen to lean into their active side can do so with a couple of major running challenges in March and July. The Grasmere Wild Trail Runs take place at the end of March and offer both a 5k and 10k run, with it being dog-friendly and with a beautiful backdrop of Grasmere and Rydal.
The Lakeland Trails Ultra however, provide an even sterner test, with epic challenges of 55km and 100km (as well as more family-friendly options of 14km and 23km) providing even more reason to get your running boots on.
The summer features plenty of events including the Great North Swim in Windermere in June, and the Grasmere Lakeland Sports & Show just a couple of months later where there'll be fell races, hound trails and even wrestling. The Westmorland County Show is a late-summer staple, with the agricultural show featuring activities like chainsaw carving and cheese tasting.
To round the year off, The Brockhole Halloween Experience features a Haunted House and plenty of gentle scares suitable for families.
Check out all of the exciting events happening in our roundup of What's on in the Lake District.
Haven offers both short breaks and weekend breaks at our Lakeland Holiday Park, with guests able to book a 3-night weekend and a 4-night stay during the week. Prices start from £49 for four nights, while guests are encouraged to check our Last-minute Holidays in Lake District page to monitor availability when trying to book closer to the date.
With breaks starting from just £49 for three nights, Haven's caravan holidays in the Lake District provide incredible value for money. Midweek breaks are also typically cheaper than booking over a weekend, while guests should head to Haven's offers page for the latest deals on offer.
Our Lakeland Leisure Park offers dog-friendly accommodation, with both the Lake District and Morecambe Bay being great locations for your pet to roam around at their leisure. Please make sure to head to our Lakeland Leisure Park page for more details, while our dog-friendly holidays page provides guests with the latest availability.
The Lake District keeps families busy with toddler-friendly soft plays, scenic lakeside cafes, and outdoor adventures for older kids. Standout attractions include the World of Beatrix Potter, Go Ape Grizedale, Muncaster Castle, and the Lakes Aquarium.
Keswick offers eight outstanding walks for every fitness level, from the easy 1.5-mile Castlehead stroll to the challenging 7.5-mile Skiddaw ascent. Most routes reward walkers with sweeping views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells.
Windermere and its surroundings offer a rich mix of activities, from cruising England's largest natural lake and visiting Beatrix Potter's Hill Top House, to water sports, heritage museums, and gentle walks with panoramic fell views.
The Lake District's best tours include cruises on Windermere and Derwentwater, guided walks in Bowness and Ambleside, Romantic Poets itineraries to Dove Cottage, and bus tours covering ten lakes.
The Lake District offers outstanding walks for every ability level, from the easy 1.5-mile Aira Force Waterfall stroll to the challenging ascent of Scafell Pike, England's highest peak, just a short drive from Lakeland Leisure Park.
Cumbria offers a wealth of experiences, from exploring Roman history at Birdoswald Fort and Hadrian's Wall to wildlife encounters, steam train rides, and charming villages like Grasmere. Lakeland Leisure Park provides an ideal base for it all.
Keswick offers outdoor adventure, culture and history: cruise Derwentwater, hike Cat Bells, explore the 5,000-year-old Castlerigg Stone Circle, visit the Pencil Museum, and see shows at Theatre by the Lake.
The Lake District delivers a 2027 events calendar full of open-water swims, trail runs, and traditional county shows, all situated near Haven’s Lakeland Leisure Park.
The Lake District boasts some of England's finest waterfalls, from the 65-foot Aira Force to Scale Force — the tallest in Lakeland at 170 feet. Haven Lakeland Leisure Park places you within easy reach of nine spectacular cascades.
Penrith packs in medieval castles, lakeside scenery and heritage: cruise Ullswater, explore Brougham and Penrith Castles, wander Lowther Castle's gardens, and visit the Rheged Centre.
The Lake District's best places to visit include Bowness-on-Windermere, Keswick, Carlisle, Kendal and Grasmere, from England's largest lake to Wordsworth's beloved Dove Cottage.
Five superb dog-friendly beaches lie just beyond the Lake District's borders along Cumbria's west coast. Silecroft, Roanhead, Seascale, St Bees, and Silloth all welcome dogs year-round, offering vast open sands and breathtaking scenery.
Cumbria's coast near the Lake District has 30 listed beaches, from Grange-over-Sands' saltmarsh promenade to Walney Island's dunes, Allonby's five miles and Ravenglass' historic estuary.