If you love the outdoors, you’ll be in your element in The Lake District. It is undoubtedly one of the finest camping locations in England. Whether you fancy taking a hike through the spectacular mountains and climbing one of England’s highest peaks or going on a boat trip on England’s largest lake, Lake Windermere, there’s plenty to do and see when you go touring and camping in The Lake District. Pitch up at our Lakeland Holiday Park located near to Grange-over-Sands and get ready to explore the great outdoors. Our Lake District campsite has 177 flat, grass pitches including Tent, Electric and hard standing Euro electric pitches.
Great heights and depths, an escape to the Lake District will inspire you everyday when you park or pitch up at Lakeland’s touring and camping park.
The Lake District is a place like no other. Established as a National Park in 1951, it covers a huge area within Cumbria and was gleefully designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. Let's take you through some of the things to do in this scenic region.
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.