4.87 /5
Just ten minutes from the Lake District, Estuary View Escapes enjoys uninterrupted views over the Duddon Estuary. Motorhomes can park up on one of the five non electric gravel pitches, great for a stop over. Spend days exploring the Cumbria coastline and evenings cooking up a BBQ as you watch the sunset over the horizon. Millom is also a five minute drive away with all your essentials, including a train station.
Small, basic stop over site - open all year round with dogs and families welcome!
Uninterrupted views of the the Duddon Estuary, great for watching the sunset
Located just ten minutes from the Lake District, a 15 minute walk to a pub
The ideal combination of peace and quiet, this small motorhome park offers guests a basic stop off with wonderful views. Spend days exploring the nearby Lake District and beautiful beaches, with evenings unwinding at your pitch and admiring the views. There are just five non electric gravel pitches onsite. Each pitch is a spacious 6m x 10m, welcoming only motorhomes and campervans and a maximum of four guests to ensure the place is never crowded. With minimal onsite facilities, this is a location for those wanting to escape the crowds. The town of Millom is also only five minutes away, full of delicious eateries and shop, so you will have everything you need within easy reach. Evenings can also be spent cooking up a BBQ as you watch the sun go down, just ensure they are self contained. Please note, campfires are prohibited. Dogs can also join you for your stay, with plenty of stunning walking routes nearby. Up to one four-legged is permitted per pitch. This site is certified with the Motor Caravanners' Club.
Estuary View Escapes is open all year round.
Max 4 people
Non electric hardstanding pitches measuring 6m x 10m, suitable for campervans and motorhomes only.
There is plenty nearby to keep everyone busy. When the sun is shinning, Millom Beach is a ten minute drive away, a quiet secluded spot this is ideal if wanting to avoid crowds.
For seeing the landscapes of the Lake District National Park in style, head to Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway (40 minutes). The magnificent steam railway offers a three mile ride past lakes and through the countryside, the perfect way to see the area.
If you are a keen walker, you will be spoilt for choice. Follow the coastline through charming towns and villages, or head to Stanley Ghyll Waterfall (40 minutes) for a spectacular trail.
Other nearby attractions include:
Bootle Station, Millom, Bootle Station (9.8 miles)
A small touring site with just five pitches, set in the south of the Lake District with beautiful sea views.
Old Hutton, Kendal, Old Hutton (24.6 miles)
A small site at the gateway to the Lake District with Dales close by. Onsite archery, quad biking and axe throwing.
Torver, Coniston, Torver (11 miles)
An idyllic ensuite glamping pod with a hot tub on a tranquil site within the Lakes, backed by ancient woodland.
Kendal, (21.3 miles)
Idyllic farm campsite nestled between the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales with an onsite farm shop and cafe.
Ulverston, (10.2 miles)
Camping, glamping and holiday homes at a farm in the Lakes, near Grizedale Forest, Lake Windermere and Coniston.