Discover the enchantment of a getaway at Stanwix Park, where the comfort of modern living meets the tranquillity of the Cumbrian landscape. Nestled in the charming town of Silloth, this park offers a serene escape with a range of holiday lodges designed to cater to your every need.
Whether you're seeking a cosy retreat for two or a spacious haven for larger groups, the lodges here can sleep various numbers of guests, ensuring a perfect fit for your party. Each accommodation is crafted with a touch of luxury, many boasting indulgent hot tubs for that extra special relaxation under the stars.
Immerse yourself in the leisurely pace of park life with an array of on-site amenities. From the soothing treatments at Sirona Spa to the excitement of the indoor pool, there's something for everyone. The park's commitment to quality and guest satisfaction is evident in every aspect of your stay.
Experience a holiday that blends adventure with serenity, where every moment is a chance to create lasting memories. Book your stay and let Stanwix Park be the backdrop to your next cherished holiday tale.
Ground floor apartment with one double bedroom, one bunk bed area (only suitable for children under the age of 16) with a pull across curtain door and a sofa in the lounge pulls out into a double bed. Open plan with sliding patio doors onto terrace.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
First floor apartment with double sofa bed in lounge and bunk bedded area (only suitable for children under the age of 16) with curtain divider. Open plan with sliding patio doors to balcony.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service | Distance (miles) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy | 0.5 miles | CA7 4QG |
| Train station | 22 miles | CA1 1QZ |
| Pub | 0.3 miles | CA7 4QJ |
| Dog walk | 0.4 miles | CA7 4QQ |
| Supermarket | 0.6 miles | CA7 4PE |
| Indian takeaway (Spice Heaven) | 0.5 miles | CA7 4AD |
| Chinese takeaway (Great Wall) | 0.6 miles | CA7 4AE |
| Italian takeaway (Pizzeria Italia) | 0.5 miles | CA7 4AW |
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Stanwix Park, with real driving times.
Sat nav: CA3 8UR
A much-besieged border fortress where Mary Queen of Scots was held prisoner, with a military museum inside.
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.
Sat nav: CA12 4RN
A Neolithic stone circle on a hilltop above Keswick, ringed by Lake District fells.
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.
Sat nav: CA12 5NG
Walk through a replica graphite mine and see one of the world's largest colouring pencils in Keswick.
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.
Sat nav: CA10 2AA
A red-sandstone castle near Penrith, with a great keep, a double gatehouse and panoramic views over the Eden Valley.
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.
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.
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.
Sat nav: LA22 9SH
Step inside the Grasmere cottage where Wordsworth wrote some of his best-known poetry.
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.
Sat nav: CA11 7EA
Medieval castle ruins once home to Richard III, set in a public park beside Penrith station.
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.
Sat nav: CA12 5XA
A house-sized boulder in Borrowdale that you can climb to the top by ladder.
The Bowder Stone is a huge andesite lava boulder in Borrowdale, balanced on its side after falling from the crag above thousands of years ago. It stands about 30 feet high and is thought to weigh around 2,000 tons. Today the National Trust cares for it.
Tip: There is a National Trust car park at Bowderstone (CA12 5XA) about a 15-minute walk from the stone. Check the National Trust Borrowdale page for current parking details before you go.
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.
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40 reviews from guests who stayed at Stanwix Park
Glad we found this holiday park. Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, ten pin bowling, soft play and first class entertainment all day and night. Every member of staff that I encountered was very friendly and extremely helpful. I had my little dog with me and they recommended excellent walks etc. my granddaughters had the best time and cant wait to come back.
5 th time loved it
Fantastic caravan ,clean and well equipped. Very comfortable. Will definitely book again . It was in a fantastic location with easy access to all facilities.
beds were terrible very uncomfortable twin beds only 2 foot wide and 5 inch deep mattress on hardboard base, gap between beds only 6 inches, living room and social areas very comfy and large, great shower.
Would have liked to be able to have a decked caravan, however, we did bring dog so guess there is none on the camp
We had a really nice stay at Stanwix. Plenty of activities and good facilities, though the kids play area could use a facelift. Overall, very well looked after!
Stanwix is an excellent independent holiday park. Lots of entertainment, great facilities. The kids park could do with an upgrade, but otherwise everything is lovely and well maintained.
Good 1/2 term break
The caravan was lovely overall, but the ensuite felt a tad cramped compared to others we've used before. Cooker needs an extra shelf, definitely.
Excellent caravan, ensuite a little small compared with other caravans I've been in.Cooker would benefit from an extra shelf.
Very chill, exactly what we needed
The caravan was really clean, which we appreciated a lot. Were always a bit cautious about letting our hypoallergenic dog stay, but it was spotless-no weird smells or hairs anywhere. Making up the beds was easy since linen was provided. Overall, a great stay, will come back!
Caravan was spotless. I worry when we go for let friendly. Our wee dog is hypoallergenic but I always worry the van may smell as if a digs been there or hairs on furniture. It was spotless. Had to make own beds up but that was fine as linen provided.
The platinum caravans seem a bit old-fashioned and adding decking would be a bonus.
FeelLike the platinum caravans are a little dated and could come with decking
Really good value, though the caravan looked a bit worn.
Its a lovely caravan, but honestly, Id rather have a proper dining table and chairs. Bench seats are a bit of a letdown!
Great caravan, everything we needed, super comfy beds, loved it!
The place had a few small scuffs here and there, but overall it was fine. The pull-out beds werent the comfiest, but it didnt ruin the week.
Some minor scuffs in places , the pull out beds not very comfortable to sleep on but wasnt a problem for the week
We loved the caravan, it was spotlessly clean and had all the essentials. The free WiFi was a real bonus! We did have a minor problem with the boiler, but it was fixed really quickly-within ten minutes of telling them. The only thing was the bathroom felt a bit cramped, but honestly, most caravans are like that. Well definitely come back!
Absolutely loved it, highly recommend!
Great night, will do again
We've been visiting Stanwix Park for quite a few years now and honestly, it's been a bit of a rollercoaster. The cafe used to serve a lovely steak meal, but now its mostly just burgers and chips, which is a shame. We really think having a proper sit-down restaurant on-site would make such a difference, especially for families wanting a nice meal together. We also tried to grab breakfast, but sadly, they no longer do it, which is disappointing. The hotdog st and is a nice touch, but a proper restaurant would be much better. Our caravan this year was a bit of a let-down too-the curtains were pretty grubby and the sofa was super uncomfortable to sit on. Still, we enjoy the park overall, just some things could be improved!
The place is spotless and nice, but the limited food choices after the cafe shuts is a bit annoying, considering the entrance fee. Still, fun!
Always a great experience, definitely returning next year for sure.
We had a really lovely stay! The entertainment was lively and diverse and the swimming pool was a highlight for us. The restaurant served up some fantastic food too. Overall, a great experience!
Really enjoyed it, would definitely recommend it! I think.
Really enjoyed our stay, the amenities are top-notch and staff are friendly.
We really enjoyed our trip! The pool being open all day meant we could relax without rushing around, which was perfect for us.
We had a week on this park and had such a fantastic time. This is the best holiday park we've stayed on and this was our third visit.
I'd highly recommend it to others. ?
This is the 3rd time my me my husband & 2dogs have gone to Stanwix Park.. my son is autistic & it's so nice that he is comfortable.. the staff wear amazing, This park has a outside pool, inside pool, bowling.. gd family fun. The park is 5min from the water & great for walking the dogs.. I would highly recommend.. take away & food not great!! My only complaint.
We have booked for next year so that says it all
Best holiday amazing staff and facilities
Amazing loved it there, will go back again!
Staff were brilliant. Apartment was lovely and hopefully we will be back again. Site was very clean.
We did not like how the bingo is at the children's entertainment but this seems to be the norm I do not come on holiday to spend a lot of my night being quiet while people play bingo. So we did not spend much time at entertainment.
Lovely place. Caravan clean, staff very helpful, entertainment good. Great value for money and no site wasn’t overly expensive like other holiday parks can be. Would recommend.
Brilliant holiday for my family. Took our 4 month old baby & two older boys. They all loved it. Facilities are fantastic and entertainment was great. Caravan spotless on arrival, only thing I'd recommend to the caravan park would be to provide a tea towel or oven glove for use of the oven. Overall, great holiday and we will be back.
Good all round.
Excellent stay. Very clean
