Castle View Caravan Park, Lancashire

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Description

Castle View Caravan Park, Carnforth is situated in Lancashire, one of the most popular holiday counties in the UK. Lancashire offers holiday destinations for both countryside and coastal adventures.  This is why holiday parks such as Castle View Park, in Capernwray, are so popular.

This is a popular park that appeals to couples, families and individuals alike. Holiday homeowners can invest in caravans and lodges on-site.  It is close to a variety of Areas of Outstanding natural beauty and is just a short drive away from the main motorway and A-road services.

The park is an excellent location for those who want to explore the Lake District and take time out to explore the county.  It is a secure park that is carefully maintained and managed throughout the year. 

About Castle View Caravan Park

The sites unique development and community bring together the countryside. Lodge owners will be able to explore Lancashire nature walks and trails from the very gate of the park, while taking a short drive or ride out to the coasts of Morecambe and more besides.  This extensive park is located in impressive grounds in the countryside.

The park is well-maintained and much-loved by holiday homeowners alike. It is a secure community that allows holidaymakers access to the broader area.  It is designed to offer countryside living in a community specifically built for purpose. 

The park is also hugely popular with those in need of extra accessibility. There is full disabled access here, making the holiday park open and inclusive.

Holiday homeowners will love the carefully-curated grounds as well as the on-site fishing lakes.  These are well-kept throughout the year and are open for all lodge and static caravan owners to enjoy at their leisure.  For many people, they may make for a gentle introduction to fishing before they explore some of the bigger bodies of water in the county region.

Castle View oversees a large community of like-minded holiday homeowners.  Owned by McCarthy Parks, the park has seen a lot of development and extension over the years, thanks to popularity and demand.  There has been great care taken to blend the country and coast theme into the main design of the neighbourhood, with on-site gardeners and service people working to keep the park looking as standard from season to season, regardless of the weather.

An ideal park that is popular with those who want to see more of Lancashire. With stunning panoramic views available from up on high and all around.  It will, therefore, appeal to people who enjoy wildlife spotting, or those who take up amateur photography. 

The Location

For many people, the location of the park is one of the main reasons for taking up a pitch.  The park is positioned in a fantastic place for access to local attractions.  What's more, it is bolstered by beautiful countryside for miles around.  Visitors can see the stunning Morecambe Bay from their doorstep and will be able to take long, peaceful walks just outside the main gates.  The location has been chosen to offer a delicate balance between tranquillity and ease of access. 

The development is easily accessible via both the M6 and the B6254.  Visitors will need to turn off at junction 35 and follow through Kirkby Lonsdale and Over Kellett.  This will lead to the village of Capernwray, where the park can be found a short distance away.

Capernwray is the nearest village, and visitors and owners can head there for daily amenities, groceries and more.  The park management here know the local area very well, and will happily let visitors know what they can expect from the local area as well as where they can go for individual facilities.

Castle View Park is popular with many people because it is so convenient to get to and from via the road.  While the park is designed and positioned to be far from the beaten track, it is not too far from any of the action.  Owners and visitors here benefit from peaceful living and quiet nights of sleep despite only being a stone's throw from resorts such as Blackpool and Morecambe.  For that reason, it might be the perfect choice for holidaymakers looking for the perfect, peaceful getaway.  Owners may see buying a home here as an excellent investment, as the park to some of the Lancashire coast's sights. 

The Local Area

Immediately, the surrounding countryside might appeal to those who are keen to get back to nature.  Lancashire is famous for its rugged, rolling plains and hills.  Visitors will enjoy being able to walk across these trails just a short trip out of the park entrance.

The park itself is just down the road from Morecambe Bay.  It is a popular resort for families, couples and solo travellers alike, with plenty of modern attractions as well as views across the sea.  Tourists can also reach the Lake District in just a short drive from the park itself, and again, aspects of the region are possible from the park itself.  The Forest of Bowland, too, is just a short trip away from the park, making for another beautiful day out.

Travellers with their vehicles will be able to head out on local railway services at Carnforth and Lancaster.  Both towns offer a lot of exciting days out in terms of heritage trails and local fare.  Families and those more invested in high tourism can easily reach Blackpool and its Pleasure Beach just a few miles away down the main roads. 

Visitors and tourists keen to look at more of Lancashire's heritage will likely be interested in looking at the Cartmel Priory Gatehouse as well as the historically significant Sizergh Castle.  Nature lovers will find close links to Leighton Moss, an RSPB reserve near to the park.  Alongside Morecambe Bay, there is also Warton Crag, and Lancaster Canal is very easy to reach from the roads leading away from the park.  Alternatively, visitors who want to look further afield will be able to take in the world-famous Yorkshire Dales only a few miles away.

Quaint villages are dotted across the region and are all very easy to reach and visit from Castle View Park.  Take a look at Claughton, and Hornby along the A683, as well as Bolton-le-Sands, Burton-in-Kendal and Yealand Redmayne.  Near here, there is also an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in Arnside and Silverdale.  In any case, visitors will undoubtedly want to bring a camera along to take home the memories.

Why Choose Castle View Caravan Park

Castle View Park is a unique holiday location that appeals to people of all ages.  Its proximity to Blackpool, Morecambe and stunning countryside walks open things up to various tastes.  Therefore, many people may consider buying a property here to be a good investment.  Tourism in Lancashire is very unlikely to go away, and during the warmer months, the site makes for a great vantage point.

The park is also popular with people due to its enhanced security and its careful curation.  Management at the park take great care to design and maintain their gardens and the overall landscape.  It is designed to blend into the beautiful surroundings, making it likely very popular with visitors in search of green plains and countryside air.

The position of the park, close to the coast, will also appeal to lovers of the UK seaside.  Quiet, peaceful holidays here are guaranteed.  However, visitors and owners will never feel too far away from the biggest and brightest attractions.  There are few parks in the region that offer a balance of coast and country in the same way Castle View Park maintains.

The park's fishing lakes and ease of access help to make it a competitive plot for holidaymakers and holiday home investors in the region.  It is not difficult to find via main roads and motorways, and for many people, it will be a prime launchpad for exploring Morecambe Bay and beyond.  The heritage, history and natural sites of beauty enveloping the region are never too far away.

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Address

Castle View Caravan Park
Capernwray
Carnforth
Lancashire
LA6 1FE