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Lakeland Leisure Park - Lake District

About the Area

Haven’s well-maintained Lakeland Leisure Park is just 2 minutes from Cartmel and a short distance from Grange-over-Sands and Morecambe Bay in Cumbria.

Being a Haven Park, there’s plenty on offer to keep the whole family entertained, including:

. Paddle boarding, kayaking, canoeing & pedalos on the park lake
. 4 dining options - Wetherspoons, Burger King, Papa John's & Cook's Fish & Chips
. 2 swimming pools
. Entertainment hall and Marina Bar

Lakeland Leisure Park is also an ideal base for families who wish to exploring the area. It’s just minutes from Cartmel and Grange-over-Sands, with Morecambe Bay a short 30-minute drive away.

Nestled in a quiet corner of Cumbria, Lakeland Leisure Park sits between Morecambe Bay and the Lake District — two of England's most breathtaking landscapes. Flookburgh is a peaceful village with a real sense of escape.

There’s a number of things to do and places see in this beautiful part of the country; here are but a few:

Explore Cartmel Priory, stroll the Grange-over-Sands promenade, or head up to Lake Windermere for a day on the water. There's something here for every age!

Visit Windermere, Bowness & Ambleside (South & Central Lakes)

Windermere Lake Cruises: Take a steamer cruise across England’s largest lake between Bowness, Ambleside (Waterhead), and Lakeside.

The World of Beatrix Potter (Bowness-on-Windermere): An interactive exhibit bringing Peter Rabbit and Beatrix Potter’s beloved characters to life.

Brockhole on Windermere: The Lake District Visitor Centre featuring treetop adventure courses, kayak/paddleboard rentals, zip lines, and extensive gardens.

Orrest Head Viewpoint: A short, gentle hike starting near Windermere train station providing panoramic views over Lake Windermere and the surrounding fells.

Bridge House & Stock Ghyll Force (Ambleside): Visit the iconic 17th-century miniature stone house built over a stream, then take a short woodland walk to the 70-foot Stock Ghyll Force waterfall.

Grasmere & Rydal (Central Lakes)
Dove Cottage & Wordsworth Grasmere: Explore the former home of poet William Wordsworth, where he wrote many of his famous poems, alongside an interactive museum.

There is the Grasmere Village & Gingerbread stroll through the charming stone village and visit the famous Sarah Nelson’s Grasmere Gingerbread Shop.

Rydal Mount & Rydal Cave: Tour Wordsworth’s later family home and take a scenic walk up to Rydal Cave overlooking Rydal Water.

Keswick & Derwentwater (North Lakes)
Derwentwater & Keswick Launches: Known as the "Queen of the Lakes," ideal for paddleboarding, kayaking, or taking the Keswick Launch to various landing points around the lake.

Catbells Hike: A classic, beginner-friendly fell walk offering summit views of Derwentwater and the Newlands Valley.

Castlerigg Stone Circle: A dramatic, prehistoric stone circle surrounded by 360-degree mountain views near Keswick.

Honister Slate Mine: Experience the Via Ferrata climbing routes or take a tour inside England's last working slate mine.

Ullswater & Penrith (East Lakes)
Aira Force Waterfall: A National Trust woodland trail leading to a 65’ waterfall spanned by stone bridges.

Ullswater Steamers: Cruise along England’s second-largest lake on historic heritage vessels connecting Pooley Bridge, Glenridding, and Howtown.

Lowther Castle & Gardens: Explore the imposing castle ruins, extensive gardens, and one of the UK’s largest wooden adventure playgrounds.

Coniston, Hawkshead & South Lakes
Hill Top (Near Sawrey): Beatrix Potter's historic 17th-century farmhouse, preserved by the National Trust.

Coniston Water & Gondola: Hire motorboats or paddleboards at the Coniston Boating Centre, or sail on the National Trust's steam yacht Gondola.

Brantwood House: The former home of Victorian polymath John Ruskin, set on the slopes overlooking Coniston Water.

Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway & Lakes Aquarium: Ride a classic steam train combined with a visit to the aquarium at the southern tip of Lake Windermere.

Western Fells & Coast
Scafell Pike (Wasdale Head): Hike to the summit of England’s highest peak (978 m).

Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway ("La'al Ratty"): Ride a narrow-gauge steam railway from the coastal village of Ravenglass up through the Eskdale Valley.

So, there’s a few things to do ‘Off Park’. You may not complete all of the items above, but ‘The Lakes’ will keep you coming back!

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