Meadows Retreat Lodge Park, Cockermouth

Meadows Retreat Lodge Park

Located in the heart of the Lake District National Park with some of the most breathtaking and diverse scenery in the UK, Meadows Retreat is open all so visitors can enjoy the park’s beauty in all seasons.

Why Book a Stay at Meadows Retreat Lodge Park?

The location of this site also makes it a great holiday destination for families looking to escape into nature. There is plenty of on-site and surrounding space to explore, and this pet-friendly site welcomes visitors with dogs who can enjoy the spacious grounds and the trails in the local area.

Discover charming nearby coastal towns and villages like St Bees, Whitehaven, and Ravenglass, or explore the stunning west Cumbria coastline; this park is a beautiful way to slow down and escape city life.

Things to Do During a Stay at Meadows Retreat Lodge Park:

The surrounding towns and villages, like Seascale, St Bees, Allonby, and Silloth, have beaches and are familiar to visitors, so expect a friendly and welcoming atmosphere from locals on your day trips. There are many hiking and walking opportunities, and beautiful scenery is everywhere you look. For anyone who wants to explore further afield, Meadows Retreat is close to Penrith in Carlisle (30 miles) and the Scottish border towns like Annan (40 miles). Birdwatchers will love exploring the nearby Solway Coast, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) since 1964.

The area between Rockcliffe and Maryport is known for its wildlife, and keen birdwatchers can look forward to spotting like waders and wildfowl on their migrations. The market town of Cockermouth, birthplace of William Wordsworth, is 7 miles away and is full of independent shops along with quaint local butchers, fishmongers, bakeries, and independent shops like ‘Beside the Lake’ a luxury natural soap shop, or why not try the handmade, award-winning chocolate at ‘Choc of the North on Main Street.

Why not time your visit to explore the Taste Cumbria Cockermouth festival in September and December, where you can try samples from the stalls, see celebrity chefs, and see cooking demonstrations? Slightly farther afield, Carlisle (20 miles), and Hadrian’s Wall (45 miles) are both a must visit for history lovers coming to this breathtaking part of the country.