Low Fell Gate Caravan Park has 68 pitches spread throughout the site, in areas designated for privately owned holiday homes. Owning your own caravan holiday home in the Lake District gives you a relaxing retreat which can be visited as often as you like for unlimited breaks. There are few Lake District caravan sites with a location to rival Low Fell Gate Caravan Park.
Nestled amongst beautiful woodland and limestone outcrops, this friendly, family-run site is situated at the heart of the Lake District's most desirable region, the picturesque South Lakes. A fusion of organic & industrial design. The Silverton is an ever-changing luxury Pathfinder lodge, a relaxing escape in any season.
Nestled amongst beautiful woodland and limestone outcrops, this friendly, family-run site is situated at the heart of the Lake District's most desirable region, the picturesque South Lakes. A fusion of organic & industrial design. The Silverton is an ever-changing luxury Pathfinder lodge, a relaxing escape in any season.
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At Low Fell Gate you'll find one of the best locations and warmest welcomes in the Lake District. Low Fell Gate has been run by the Wilkin family since 2007. Previously solid fuel merchants in the local area the opportunity to acquire the park was an exciting diversification for the family. Back then park had no services to the caravans at all and certainly needed bringing into the 21st century!
Nestled between Grange-Over-Sands & Cartmel village with stunning views in every direction & easy access to local amenities, we think Low Fell Gate is the perfect base for your holiday home. With the heart of the Lake District just a stones throw away, whether you want to relax & unwind or bring the whole family for stays they'll never forget, a holiday home in the Lake District could be easier than you think!
At Low Fell Gate we offer a superb range of new & used luxury static caravans. We offer caravans from the leading, trusted brands such as ABI, Willerby, Carnaby and more. Please take a look at our current sales stock listed below, you may find your perfect Lake District holiday home. In addition to our sales stock we may be able to source many other makes/models to suit your requirements.
Low Fell Gate is a perfectly positioned Cumbrian caravan & lodge park, offering an ideal base to explore the Lake District and beyond. From the spectacular surroundings of Low Fell Gate Caravan Park it is just five minutes walk to the delightful Edwardian resort of Grange-over-Sands.
With its splendid limestone buildings, this picturesque town has a traffic-free promenade, ornamental gardens, a duck pond, golf courses, brass band concerts as well as a choice of smaller supermarkets and shops, ideal for daily groceries.Slightly further afield, the market towns of Kendal and Ulverston are only 20 minutes away.
With its splendid limestone buildings, this picturesque town has a traffic-free promenade, ornamental gardens, a duck pond, golf courses, brass band concerts as well as a choice of smaller supermarkets and shops, ideal for daily groceries.Slightly further afield, the market towns of Kendal and Ulverston are only 20 minutes away.
Reviews (9)
Steve Austen
Jan 06, 2022
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Paige Batty
Aug 11, 2021
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It was overall good, excellent views and very close to the promenade and a short walk to the town centre.
However the toilets where absolutely disgusting, toilet roll low or empty in some cubicles and not to mention the smell, I've had cleaner wees in bushes.
The noise after 10pm was also really loud, the owner came on the land after 10 and said nothing to the noise culprits, also the police turned up to deal with another guest, I get that it's a Bank Holiday weekend but surely there should be limits to people blasting music til gone midnight on a campsite?
Overall the owner was friendly, the
However the toilets where absolutely disgusting, toilet roll low or empty in some cubicles and not to mention the smell, I've had cleaner wees in bushes.
The noise after 10pm was also really loud, the owner came on the land after 10 and said nothing to the noise culprits, also the police turned up to deal with another guest, I get that it's a Bank Holiday weekend but surely there should be limits to people blasting music til gone midnight on a campsite?
Overall the owner was friendly, the
Peter Molnar
Jul 15, 2021
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Eddie Gallagher
Jun 20, 2021
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Jason Harbour
Jun 15, 2021
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We actually stayed at Low Fell campsite, which is run by the same family. Amazing location on the edge of Grange over sands, the views over Arnside and Morecambe Bay were stunning. A five minute drive takes you to Cartmel or you can walk there via the Cistercian way over Hampsfield fell.
The couple who own the site were welcoming, friendly and informative and though it has basic facilities, it's a credit to them. Cant wait to go back.
Mr and Mrs Harbour.
The couple who own the site were welcoming, friendly and informative and though it has basic facilities, it's a credit to them. Cant wait to go back.
Mr and Mrs Harbour.
P. Jackson
Aug 15, 2019
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Philip Whitaker
Jan 03, 2018
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The £17 price charged for a single night for a small tent, one person and one bicycle is simply outrageous! Having just completed a circular and lengthy tour of the Lakes, this campsite was over 50% dearer than any I stayed at and was the worst--by a considerable measure. There are very few level pitches and facilities are meagre and shabby. To be fair, the toilet bowls and wash basins were fairly clean, but the paintwork was chpped and the walls and doors looked as if they may never have been wiped down.
Perhaps the owner feels that a Grange over Sands location should attract a premium? Maybe
Perhaps the owner feels that a Grange over Sands location should attract a premium? Maybe
Neil Smith
Sep 08, 2017
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Amazing views.
Revised review 30/08/17
Camping has now ended here as the site is being redeveloped to provide lodging accommodation.
The site had seen a lack maintenance for the past year or so ,which was evident as 2 of the 4 toilets have been out of service all year and the whole facility was looking past its best. Shame, as when we first came 5 years ago it was the best site in the area. Still time and profits margins move on.
Revised review 30/08/17
Camping has now ended here as the site is being redeveloped to provide lodging accommodation.
The site had seen a lack maintenance for the past year or so ,which was evident as 2 of the 4 toilets have been out of service all year and the whole facility was looking past its best. Shame, as when we first came 5 years ago it was the best site in the area. Still time and profits margins move on.
Tina Fogg
Sep 08, 2017
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This is an OK site at best. The showers are clean and warm and the view is great. The hill / slope you get to camp on is ridiculous. We were in a tent and had trouble standing without falling due to slope. Couldn't cook as our stove kept sliding down the table. I have stayed in 5 star rated sites with a park for kids and a club house for less money per night. Very expensive for what you get. Won't be back
