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Lowther Park

  • 4.5 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
Lowther Park is a beautifully well kept holiday park that delivers on a tranquil feel but also provides facilities for all the family to enjoy.

The park is located in the grounds of the historic Lowther Estate, and is wonderfully landscaped throughout 50 acres of natural woodland.

This charming estate is set alongside the banks of the stunning River Lowther at Eamont Bridge, and is a perfect retreat for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.


The park itself has plenty to offer with a games room and while you play the kids can enjoy the outdoor play areas.


If you like fresh air there are many places to walk or cycle, and if you have pets the park has designated dog walking areas for your four-legged friends to enjoy.


Lowther Park is a perfect way to relax and unwind, you’ll be sure to enjoy your time at this beautiful location.

Lowther Park Features

Lodge Facilities
  • One double bedroom
  • One twin bedroom
  • Open-planned living area with flatscreen TV
  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • Located in grounds of Lowther Estate
  • Set alongside River Lowther at Eamont Bridge
  • Park size: 50 acres of woodland
  • Facilities include games room and outdoor play areas
  • Designated dog walking areas
  • Outdoor play area
  • Bar
  • Snooker
Accommodation features
  • A selection of caravans set in 50 acres of woodland
  • Flatscreen TV with Freeview
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Bed linen and duvets included
  • Wi-Fi
  • Travel cots £15 per week or short break
  • Highchairs £15 per week or short break each
  • Pets £35-£45 (in specific accommodation only)
  • All non-smoking accommodation

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Signature Lodge 2

  • Sleeps 4

New to hire for the 2025 season is this beautiful Lakeland lodge. Set in the heart of the park and a couple of minutes stroll to the river running through park is this two bedroom lodge which benefits from large master bedroom with bath and second family bathroom to compliment the twin room.Open plan living awaits in the lounge kitchen and dining area with integrated appliances, washing machine and fridge freezer.This lodge is built to residential standards, centrally heated with an electric fireplace to keep you warm even during the coldest of months. When the weather allows, make the most of the outdoors with wrap around decking to soak up the sun with a cold drink after a day out exploring the beautiful park surroundings.If you are looking for a spot of luxury, then look no further than our Signature Lodge at Lowther.

From £1,190 for 7 nights
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Top Days Out Near Lowther Park

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Lowther Park, with real driving times.

Castle and gardens 16 min drive · 5.6 miles

Lowther Castle

Sat nav: CA10 2HH

Dramatic castle ruins, award-winning gardens and one of the UK's largest adventure playgrounds on the edge of the Lake District.

  • Families
  • Dogs welcome
  • Half day
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Lowther Castle is a ruined country house near Penrith, built in the early 19th century and left as a dramatic shell after the roof was removed and the building demolished in the 1950s. You can explore the ruins, then wander the 130 acres of gardens, which include the Parterre, the Garden-in-the-Ruins, the Rose Garden, wildflower meadows and rambling woodland.

Tip: Walk out to the Western Terrace for a spectacular view over the Lowther Valley to the Lake District mountains, and dress for all weathers.

Medieval castle 12 min drive · 3 miles

Brougham Castle

Sat nav: CA10 2AA

A red-sandstone castle near Penrith, with a great keep, a double gatehouse and panoramic views over the Eden Valley.

  • Families
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Brougham Castle is a red-sandstone castle standing near the site of a Roman fort, guarding a river crossing south-east of Penrith. It was founded in the early 13th century by Robert de Vieuxpont, and his great keep still dominates the site. The powerful Clifford family later added more buildings, including an unusual double gatehouse and the Tower of League.

Tip: Head up the spiral stairs to the top of the keep for panoramic views over the Eden Valley.

Ruined castle 12 min drive · 3.5 miles

Penrith Castle

Sat nav: CA11 7EA

Medieval castle ruins once home to Richard III, set in a public park beside Penrith station.

  • Families
  • 1-2 hours
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Penrith Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in the west of the town, on the edge of the Lake District. It was begun in the late 14th century by Ralph Neville to help defend the area against the Scots, and was later turned into a luxurious residence by Richard, Duke of Gloucester, who became Richard III.

Tip: Parking is around the town, with only a few spaces at the park entrance, so be prepared to park nearby.

Stone circle 29 min drive · 17.7 miles

Castlerigg Stone Circle

Sat nav: CA12 4RN

A Neolithic stone circle on a hilltop above Keswick, ringed by Lake District fells.

  • Dogs welcome
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Castlerigg is a Neolithic stone circle on a prominent hill east of Keswick, in the Lake District National Park. English Heritage calls it one of the most atmospheric and dramatically sited of all British stone circles. The stones are glacial boulders of volcanic rock, set in a flattened ring with an unusual rectangle of extra stones inside it.

Tip: Parking at the site is limited. Walking from the centre of Keswick takes about 30 minutes, so consider that or public transport.

Museum 32 min drive · 19.9 miles

Derwent Pencil Museum

Sat nav: CA12 5NG

Walk through a replica graphite mine and see one of the world's largest colouring pencils in Keswick.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Dogs welcome
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The Derwent Pencil Museum in Keswick tells the story of the pencil, from its beginnings as a cottage industry to modern production. You enter through a replica graphite mine, a nod to the source of the pencil industry over three centuries ago, then follow the journey of graphite and pencil discovery.

Tip: The car park outside isn't owned or run by the museum, uses ANPR cameras and needs payment on arrival, so check the car park notices.

Border castle 38 min drive · 23.9 miles

Carlisle Castle

Sat nav: CA3 8UR

A much-besieged border fortress where Mary Queen of Scots was held prisoner, with a military museum inside.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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Carlisle Castle guarded the western end of the Anglo-Scottish border for hundreds of years and survived seven sieges by the Scots between 1174 and 1461. It was later adapted for artillery, and in 1568 it held Mary Queen of Scots prisoner. It stayed in military use well into the 20th century.

Tip: Booking advance tickets online saves 15%, and arriving by bus, train or bike gets you 20% off entry at the site on the day.

Castle ruin 37 min drive · 23 miles

Brough Castle

Sat nav: CA17 4EJ

A starkly impressive ruined castle with a towering keep, standing on a Roman fort site above the Stainmore Pass.

  • Couples
  • Families
  • 1-2 hours
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Brough Castle is a ruined English Heritage castle on a ridge overlooking the Stainmore Pass, built within the walls of an old Roman fort. Its towering keep dates from about 1200, and the site was a frequent target of Scots raids. The Clifford family later added more comfortable living quarters, which were accidentally burnt after a great Christmas party in 1521.

Tip: Parking is limited in the village, so don't use Brough Castle Farm. Farm livestock may be present and the ground is uneven, especially the gatehouse cobbles.

Writer's home museum 46 min drive · 27.2 miles

Dove Cottage

Sat nav: LA22 9SH

Step inside the Grasmere cottage where Wordsworth wrote some of his best-known poetry.

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • 2-3 hours
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Dove Cottage is the whitewashed Lakeland house on the edge of Grasmere where William Wordsworth lived with his sister Dorothy. It is a Grade I listed building that remains largely unchanged from Wordsworth's day. Visits begin with an introductory tour led by a member of the team, taking you through rooms with slate floors and oak panelling.

Tip: Entry to the cottage is at timed slots, so book ahead online to secure your tour.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

Lodges Near Lowther Park

Visitor Reviews of Lowther Park

4.5Visitor Rating out of 5

30 reviews from guests who stayed at Lowther Park

Amy
Date of stay: 15th July 2025

Great caravan. Would be very beneficial to include towels, tea towels and some essentials like kitchen roll. A later checkout would also be preferable.

Harper
Date of stay: 11th May 2025

Really enjoyed our stay, the place was super calm and perfect for our pup to roam free.

James
Date of stay: 6th May 2025

The cottage was really lovely and in a perfect spot for us-peaceful and away from the busy areas. The hot tub was a real treat! The owners were super helpful without being intrusive. They've got it just right!

Oliver
Date of stay: 29th April 2025

We loved the cottage! Perfectly tucked away for peace but still near local shops and cafes. The hot tub was a real treat and the underfloor heating kept everything super cosy. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie were lovely hosts. Cant wait to return for a longer stay soon!

James
Date of stay: 27th April 2025

We needed a relaxing break for the dog and ourselves and this place hit the mark! Lovely countryside, nearby pubs and great local spots. The dog loved it so much, he didnt want to leave the car!

Emma
Date of stay: 23rd April 2025

We had such a lovely stay! The cottage was perfect-really peaceful and in a stunning spot, surrounded by beautiful farml and and horses. The owners were super friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Its a great place if youre after a quiet, relaxing escape. Definitely recommend!

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