Lakeland Leisure Park
The Lakeland Leisure Park in the Lake District overlooks Morecambe Bay and is surrounded by peaks, and of course, lakes. There are 177 flat grass pitches, and since this is a Haven holiday park, you also have indoor and outdoor pools, water sports, golf, entertainment, and many other activities available.
Our Review
We enjoyed a great few days staying at the Haven Lakeland Leisure Park.
Once again, we booked a Haven Euro Pitch for our caravan, so we had running water straight to the caravan with no need to keep filling up the Aquaroll :-)
This Haven touring site also caters for tents, and there are two camping fields.
The main camping field
The touring area has its own reception. We had our Leisure Passes all ready in a welcome envelope at the touring reception, so there was no need to rush to the main reception to get them. Also, the main reception gets very busy, but the touring reception is very quick to check in (last check-in time is 6 pm).
The touring area has its own reception. Our Leisure Passes were in the welcome pack when we checked in.
The touring reception also contains a freezer for your ice packs.
If you are camping, there's a freezer for your ice blocks in the touring reception
You also have a choice of two toilet and shower blocks in the camping fields.
One of the two shower blocks in the touring and camping area of the Lakeland Leisure Park.
There's a chip shop van that visits the camping area, plus the main centre is very close by.
If you are not camping or in a caravan or motorhome, then there are plenty of static caravans to choose from. We saw this one by the lake. It looks stunning, but I suspect outside our budget!
These great looking cabins have their own jetty on the lake.
As for activities, there are lots to choose from.
We tried the Segways, Junior Segways, Paddleboarding, Kayak, and hired a buggy to pedal around the park. Not bad for a few days!
The beach access is a little restricted, and you must watch the tides, as you'd be cut off from the park at high tide. However, there is the main lake, Otter Lake, at the park, complete with pedalos.
A careful start on the lake
Hiring paddleboards and a junior sit-on-top kayak
A stroll down ton the lake beach.
The cabins by the lake reflecting in the water
The buggies were great fun to hire
Sunset over Otter Lake
Padalos are available to hire, as well as canoes, kayaks and paddleboards.
Showing confidence on the paddleboard
Adult segways from age 12 years and up
Evening reflections on the lake.
Not sure what was going on at sunset here!
The Chip Van visits the Touring park.
There’s a nature trail that takes you around the park.
Look no hands! The junior segways are controlled by the legs only.
The Bay wraps around part of the park. We didn’t find any access to the beach though.
A nice little sun trap at our caravan awning, plus some shade for the dog
Sunset at the Lake lodge
Pitch Types
Accommodation
Campsite Facilities
Accommodation Amenities
Self Catering Facilities
Large Pitch Restrictions
If you are in a touring caravan or motorhome, check out the full serviced Euro pitches. Pitching of a gazebo, pup tents, and awning with sleeping annexe is not allowed.Shower Details
A heated shower block is available, including a family room.Facilities Photo
Electric Hook-ups
For caravans and motorhomes, there are Electric Pitches (and the fully serviced Euro pitch) which has a hard standing and grass area for Awning and sitting out. For tents, there are Electric Tent pitches with car parking nearby.Facilities
Activities
Prices
"The Lakeland Leisure Park is open from early March until November. Click on the link for availability and prices."
On The Map
Address
Lakeland Leisure ParkLakeland Leisure Park, Moor Lane, Flookburgh
Cumbria
Cumbria
LA11 7LT
England
Longitude: -2.963912
Latitude: 54.157004