CARAVANS FOR SALE at Caravan Searcher.

Set in 25 acres of picturesque, unspoilt countryside in the heart of the Lake District, Park Cliffe offers visitors a tranquil, yet accessible, retreat from the hurly-burly of modern life.

There are lots of great walks right on the doorstep and the park’s natural features – especially the meandering shallow beck – are even more popular with children than our specially designed adventure play area!

Uou’ll find a warm welcome from our friendly staff, plus peace, comfort and fresh air aplenty in this most beautiful location with a range of modern park amenities to tempt even the most discerning traveller.

Guests are welcome to visit the park’s restaurant and bar for drinks and meals with friends and family and there is a licensed shop which stocks a good selection of groceries.

Our lengthy nine-and-a-half-month season (March to mid-December) offers owners the opportunity to experience wonderfully relaxing family holidays all spring-, summer- and autumn-long.

At Park Cliffe we can supply a great choice of caravan holiday homes, all with high standards of furnishings and fittings and all providing comfortable centrally heated home-from-home accommodation.

The homes are peacefully situated in a separate area of the park, but still enjoy easy access to all facilities – as well as convenient proximity to nearby Bowness. What better way to enjoy the glorious Lakeland scenery at each day’s end than from your own ‘room with a view’ at scenic Park Cliffe?

For further information on available homes and current charges, please contact us on 015395 31344.

Directions:

Leave the M6 motorway at Junction 36 and follow the A590 to Newby Bridge. Turn right onto A592 for 3.6 miles and take a right turn (the site is signposted). Park Cliffe is approximately 1/3rd of a mile on right. Please Note: Caravans and motorhomes must approach Park Cliffe from the direction of Newby Bridge.

We advise visitors to Park Cliffe not to use satellite navigation devices as they often route vehicles through the area’s many narrow lanes. Best progress will result from using these directions.