Welcome to the Lake District’s best kept secret!
Port Haverigg is a real hidden gem, a beautiful unique holiday park, located in an area of outstanding natural beauty with views of the Lakeland Fells, Irish Sea and Duddon Estuary.
This stunning park is in a beautiful location on the Cumbrian coastline, in the Western Lakes.
Ideally situated for exploring the magnificent Lake District without all the hustle & bustle that can often arise from being in the heart of The Lakes and it is yet only a 30-minute drive from Coniston.
The Seaflower - luxury, pet-friendly holiday accommodation.
Modern and bright with everything you need to enjoy a family stay.
Three bedrooms, 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x twin (for children) plus a travel cot.
Fully fitted kitchen with air fryer, microwave, oven and full-sized fridge-freezer.
Large shower room.
Separate WC.
Large lounge and dining area, TV, Freeview, Netflix, Alexa & FREE Wi-Fi.
Sun terrace with lake view - outside dining furniture and loungers.
All bedding and towels are included.
Inclusive of gas and electricity.
With a 3-mile golden sandy beach perfect for families and dog lovers alike, Port Haverigg also boasts a 200-acre fresh water private lake which is not only stunning but it is the only lake in the Lake District with NO speed restrictions, meaning it is a water sports enthusiast ‘dream come true’.
The Lakes Aqua Park offers thrilling opportunities for all the family,
For the climbers and walkers there is the mighty Scafell and the not so daunting Coniston Old Man, the Langdales, Tarn Hows and Black Coombe mountains.
Golfers can delight in many golf courses including several challenging links courses within the area.
Equestrians can enjoy horse riding on the beach and up the fells.
For rail enthusiasts, Ravenglass and Eskdale Steam Railway provides 7-miles of spectacular scenery, the line runs from Ravenglass to Dalegarth Station near Boot in the valley of Eskdale.
Or travel back in time at Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, jump aboard the train at Haverthwaite Station and enjoy views from your carriage up to Lakeside; the southern tip of Lake Windermere.
Situated by the Hodbarrow Lagoon & RSPB Nature reserve, this beautiful location is perfect for bird watchers and nature lovers alike.
With its abundant wildlife and surrounding scrub and grassland it is home to songbirds, rare plants and natterjack toads whilst marsh and bee orchids add colour to the flower-rich grasslands.
The 4-mile circular walk around the lake is dog friendly and pushchair-friendly and ideal for runners and cyclists alike.
The Lake District has many wonderful houses and castles to visit among them are Holker Hall; an Elizabethan House with a stunning garden, Muncaster Castle with its owl sanctuary, Levens Hall and its garden in its original 1694 design and stately topiary, Sizergh Castle and its fern and limestone garden, Beatrix Potter’s house at Hill Top and Dove Cottage in Grasmere which is home of the poet William Wordsworth.
For foodies, there is an endless supply of places to eat and drink.
The on-site Ski bar is open 7 days a week and offers meals and drinks in spacious surroundings.
From a traditional chippy in Haverigg to quaint 15th-century pubs in nearby Broughton-in-Furness, to Michelin-starred restaurants such as L’enclume in Cartmel.
With fantastic walks, water sports, outdoor adventures, coastline and nearby beauty spots there is something for everyone.
The Mayflower at Port Haverigg can offer the adventure you are looking for or equally be the quiet, relaxing retreat you desire.
