Low Fell Gate

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19 Years

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Luxury Caravan & Lodge Park in the Lake District

Low Fell Gate has been family-run since 2007, offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of the Lake District. Our park features 68 pitches for privately owned holiday homes, combining modern amenities with natural beauty. Nestled between Grange-over-Sands and Cartmel, we provide easy access to Lake Windermere, Coniston Water, and the South Lakes' cultural attractions. We transformed the site to include full utility services and WiFi, ensuring each plot maximises views of Morecambe Bay and surrounding woodlands. Our luxury lodges and static caravans are tailored to individual preferences while maintaining environmental harmony.

With a 12-month holiday park licence, guests enjoy unrestricted access to their holiday homes throughout the year. We prioritise customer satisfaction through competitive annual site fees and on-site Calor gas supply. Our location offers direct access to walking trails, wildlife observation, and local gastronomic experiences. We maintain a balance between privacy and community, with spacious plots and family-friendly policies. Our commitment to quality extends to partnerships with trusted manufacturers and aftercare services for all lodges.

Services

Luxury Lodges Static Caravans Holiday Home Sales Site Maintenance WiFi Services

Details

Year established: 2007

Highlights and features

Family-run expertise since 2007 with local knowledge
Stunning Lake District location with panoramic sea views
12-month holiday park licence for year-round enjoyment
Competitive site fees including water and WiFi
Pet-friendly environment with designated walking areas

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Luxury Lodges

Custom-designed luxury lodges with cedar cladding and panoramic views over Morecambe Bay. Each unit offers spacious open-plan living areas, master en-suites, and bespoke interior options. Our partnership with Pathfinder Homes ensures high-quality construction and comprehensive aftercare support.

Static Caravans

New and pre-owned static caravans from leading brands like ABI and Willerby. Available for sale with installation support and 15-year site licences. Units feature modern amenities and are positioned to maximise scenic views across the park's woodland setting.

Holiday Home Ownership

Year-round holiday home opportunities with competitive site fees and utility services. Includes 45-year lodge licences and 15-year caravan agreements, with on-site Calor gas supply and bi-annual electricity metering.

Park Facilities

Full park amenities including high-speed WiFi, maintenance services, and seasonal drainage support. Secure site with mature woodland surroundings, wildlife habitats, and designated dog walking areas within the Lake District National Park.

Local Exploration

Strategic location providing immediate access to Lake District walking trails, Cartmel's gastronomic attractions, and Grange-over-Sands' coastal amenities. Within ten minutes drive of major lakes and twenty minutes from Kendal's market town facilities.

Questions

Can I use my holiday home all year round?

Yes, our 12-month holiday park licence allows unrestricted access to your static caravan or lodge throughout the year.

Are pets allowed on the park?

Yes, dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead in public areas with designated off-lead walking spots nearby.

What are the site fees?

Annual site fees are £2650 + VAT for static caravans and £3650 + VAT for lodges, including water and WiFi.

Can I sublet my holiday home?

No, all properties are privately owned and cannot be sublet or operated as commercial accommodations.

What insurance requirements exist?

All caravans and lodges must maintain continuous insurance coverage with recommendations available from the park.

Reviews (7)

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Steve Austen

Jan 06, 2022 Report

Home from home. Fantastic views across Morecambe Bay.
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Variety of wildlife in the woodland areas. Very quiet and peaceful.

Paige Batty

Aug 11, 2021 Report

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

Eddie Gallagher

Jun 20, 2021 Report

I have a caravan on this beautiful park , Wonderful views friendly owners and staff great area for exploring the lake district first class all round .

Jason Harbour

Jun 15, 2021 Report

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.

P. Jackson

Aug 15, 2019 Report

Have very happy childhood memories of this place. It has changed a bit since then but still a great little park.
Neil, Craig, Daniel and Rachel - get in touch if you're out there! I have fond memories of our manhunt games, ha!

Philip Whitaker

Jan 03, 2018 Report

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

Neil Smith

Sep 08, 2017 Report

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.