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Cockermouth
Captivating coastlines, vibrant villages and towns, charming countryside, fantastic food and drink and amazing attractions and activities - and all within a short drive of this bustling market town.
Why Choose Static Caravan Sites in Cockermouth
Enjoying a simply superb location in the heart of Cumbria with the Lake District and the Solway Coast on the doorstep, Cockermouth is a holiday destination that offers visitors the best of all worlds.
Let’s get somewhere to stay… First things first: You’ll need a place to stay, and a caravan site in Cockermouth is a great idea. It offers excellent value for money and plenty of choice and flexibility, no matter what your taste or budget. Caravan parks in Cockermouth include Meadows Retreat Lodge Park and Violet Bank Caravan Park, which both have tranquil settings surrounded by attractive countryside. If you want a site with plenty of facilities, try Wyndham Hall Caravan Park, which has an on-site pub and club. Other parks within a short drive of Cockermouth include Lakes Farm Caravan in Keswick and Lyons Manor House Park in Maryport, which includes a pub/club and a restaurant.
Things To Do In Cockermouth, Cumbria
Let’s plan your holiday… That’s the accommodation sorted, so it’s time to look at what to do during your break in Cockermouth. The town itself is well worth spending some time in, with lovely tree-lined streets ideal for browsing. Known for its selection of interesting independent shops and eateries, this is the perfect spot for picking up a unique gift or souvenir of your holiday.
While you’re in town, why not take a tour of Jennings’ Brewery, which dates back to the nineteenth century? See how the beer is made with pure water drawn from an actual well within the brewery, and try some for yourself to see where it gets its unique flavour.
Let’s get cultural… Cockermouth is a fascinating visit with loads of heritage, arts, and culture for visitors to discover. Home of William Wordsworth, Cockermouth has its own memorial to the famous English romantic poet in the shape of Wordsworth House and Garden. This is a prime example of a Georgian townhouse and gives an interesting insight into his life and work.
Kirkgate Arts and Heritage Centre, in the heart of Cockermouth, celebrates the thriving arts culture in the town with a packed programme of events, exhibitions, and performances, so it is well worth checking out what’s on when you’re staying in the region. If you’re still in the mood for some art and culture, then Castlegate House Gallery is a modern British art gallery that exhibits a host of contemporary artwork and pottery.
Let’s get outdoors…Cockermouth is a hugely popular destination for those who love the great outdoors, thanks to its unique position between a fantastic variety of appealing outdoor locations from the wonders of the Lake District to the peaks of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North Pennines Area of Natural Outstanding Beauty.
If biking is your thing, there are loads of fabulous trails at Whinlatter Forest Park near Cockermouth, where you’ll also find the well-known high ropes adventure destination Go Ape. Check out Mobile Adventures, where you can try a whole host of activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, mountain scrambling, gorge walking, and mine climbing.
Let’s get fed… Known for its foodie credentials, Cockermouth and the surrounding area have a bounty of local produce waiting to be discovered. Whether you fancy yourself as a Masterchef in the making and want to pick up locally sourced food to cook with yourself, take your pick from a whole host of farm shops, butchers and delis near Cockermouth, which are proud to sell food which has been farmed in the local area. Ollievander’s Farm Shop, Shills of Cockermouth, Wellington Farm Café, County Fruit Stores and butchers Tony Harrison and W Lyndsay and Sons, to name just a few. Or, if you want a night off from cooking, book a table at any number of gorgeous eateries. These offer everything from local fish and chips to fine dining, with the common theme of showing off the best the local region has to offer.
Whatever you do on your caravan holiday to Cockermouth, you will surely have the best time.