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Lake District
Welcome to Wordsworth country
Lake District holidays and caravan parks
Got your map and Kendal Mint Cake? You're set to explore The Lake District. This National Park is so distinctive and iconic that there are few trips in the UK that can compare to a Lake District holiday. As it's famous for its spectacular mountains, hillsides and tranquil lakes, you might be surprised to find out you can also find plenty of beaches in The Lake District. No wonder around 15.8 million people visit every year.
Parks in the region
Our parks in The Lake District
In the heart of The Lake District, close to Grange-over-Sands, you'll find Lakeland Holiday Park. With excellent facilities on park and lake and mountains to explore nearby, there's plenty to do on a getaway to this beautiful part of the country.
The Lakes fireworks
Come along for a cracking fireworks display and some delicious warming food to keep you going through the night
Event date: 4 November 2019
Time: 6 - 9 pm
Location:
Hayes Garden World
Lake Road
Ambleside
Cumbria LA22 0DW
Distance from park:
- Lakeland: 22.3 miles
Touring and camping in The Lakes
Pitch, park and relax
If you’d like to bring your own tourer or tent to The Lake District, we’d love to welcome you to Lakeland holiday park. We have great facilities and different types of pitches to choose from. And you’ll be able to join in with all the usual Haven fun with your free Fun Pass included in your booking.
Explore the Lake District
Places to visit
Nature at its most serene
Explore the area
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 the South Lakes Wild Animal Park. Fly a kite on the beach at Morecombe 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.
Places to visit in The Lake District