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The journey to the site was pretty straightforward although the last bit through the villages/towns was a bit tricky - narrow streets with cars parked either side and a few tight corners. It was a bit out in the middle of nowhere, the nearest supermarket was quite a long drive away, so either be prepared to buy groceries at the site shop (a bit overpriced) or get your groceries delivered!
We had a Euro pitch - pitch 19 - our pitch was allocated to us, we didn't get a choice. However I think we struck lucky and ended up with the best pitch on the site, we were in a corner away from the main road and there was a huge amount of space in front of our awning with a fence and hedge around.
We fenced off a big area with our windbreak to contain our dog, but there was a further huge grassy area behind that we could have made part of our pitch. Our pitch felt quite secluded in the corner away from the busy areas. It was perfect for us with our dog, and just a short walk across to the main complex with the pool, showbar and shop etc.
The site is set in a lovely area, with lots of pleasant walks around the site, and a great dog walk. However despite it being "Grange over sands" and looking like there was a beach on google maps its more marshland and not a beach at all. It was next to a sky diving place and we did enjoy sitting outside the caravan watching the skydivers dropping out of the plane and hearing and seeing their parachutes opening and them gliding down back to the airfield.
The site seemed to be the busiest Haven site we have visited (and we've visited many around the country). We had a Euro pitch because it was the only pitch available when I booked and I am very glad we ended up with that one.
The other pitches and camping fields were really busy and tents and caravan units seemed to be crammed really closely together almost touching one another. If you like a lively holiday then you would enjoy it, but it was too busy for our taste - even heading to the toilet block at 11:30-12pm or even later the place was busy with people walking about, shouting and chatting,
Lots of people in and out of the toilet block, some sat in the foyer of the toilet block where the light was and using the electric socket, and there was a general hubbub of noise from the camping area with people sat outside their tents socialising until quite late at night - fun if you've gone as a group, as the wardens seemed to clock off early evening but not a site to choose in the height of the season if you want a holiday with peaceful evenings.
People camping were also complaining about the birds that roosted in the trees all around the camping field giving them an early morning wake up call every day - so after a noisy evening they didn't get a lie in!
There were two toilet blocks, a pale blue one in the tenting field which seemed to be newer and a brown one on the same side as the Euro pitches. They were quite modern and the brown one had a bank of hairdryers and mirrors. Despite it being very busy they were both cleaned very well once a day, although I have to admit to queuing along with a few others outside waiting for the cleaner to come out so I could be the first one to use a shower that had been cleaned.
I preferred the showers in the blue block as they had a seating and changing area in them. There were large family sized showers as well as individual ones.
The site has the usual Haven facilities, but in my opinion not enough for the number of guests. Our teenagers used the pool but it wasn't exciting enough for them, just being a small swimming pool. They didn't feel there were enough activities for them, eg the ropeworks was quite small and low and they felt the activities were aimed at younger children.
The queues for the chip shop were very long, as were the queues in the bar. We did have meal in the Mash and Barrel and really enjoyed it I think we must have been lucky as people around us seemed to wait ages for food and one family with young children sitting near us eventually left without eating as it took so long for their food to arrive.
We explored the Lake District whilst we were there, it was a good base for that, but I don't think we'd return as the site was far too busy with not enough facilities. We have stayed on Hafan-y-Mor and Perran sands in recent years which were also busy sites but although busy there were enough facilities to accommodate the number of guests, and activities to entertain teenagers which Lakeland didn't seem to have.
Pitched on the EHU tent field near the touring office, nice and flat but the electric points are in a ridiculous position running down the centre of the field so lots of cables trailing all over the place, good job I had an extension to get hooked up.
Toilets ok apart from one morning which I can only describe as an abomination left in the men's cubicle, not havens fault but some disrespectful camper, definitely needs more toilets.
Bar was really good but expensive, the clubhouse entertainment was the usual cheese festival, we left after 20 mins it was that bad. Looked great if you have young kids plenty for them to do.
Some nice walks around the site, lake was very nice,
The last night we were there a woman who was probably a Jeremy Kyle fan from Liverpool started telling us all about how she was there on the witness protection program and some wild story that quite frankly was a load of nonsense, we tried avoiding her for the rest of the night but she was on one so we were forced to go back to our tent.
Back at the tent a young family (again with Liverpool accents) 3 pitches down from us came back very drunk and argued from about 1. 00am until 7. 00am with standing fist fights, life stories, wailing swearing and all manner of disturbance to be heard, god only knows how their young children got any sleep that night as nobody else within 50 metres did. No security or any enforcement of rules to be seen.
This park seems to attract a certain type of camper imo, but it still won't put me off going back as I now have ear plugs and know where not to pitch next time, all in all good site but certain people it attracts can spoil it, not havens fault but they should have an on site 24hr security guard to keep the peace imo. via mobile
This is a very busy site if you like that sort of thing. I don't mind it being busy but with only 4 showers and 4 toilets in the gents block I had to queue almost every time I used this. There was another shower block but only opened on bank hols and school hols. There were hundreds of campers there and quite a few were complaining about the shortage of toilets and showers. We love Haven touring sites but don't think we will visit this one again.
Just spent 4 nights there. Great place if you have kids. £35 for the stay, a bargain. The site was flat. Toilets were immaculate, showers were good, push button. Entertainment for kids was great. I thought the food and beer was a bit expensive, as was the chippy. But overall the site was very good and the staff were really friendly. I have been before but the site has improved since my last visit about 4years ago. Will definitely be going back.
Really good site. Well laid out. Very flat makes it easy to set up. All amenity's within easy reach. Plenty of things to do especially for the younger ones. Plenty of walks for those with dogs. Nice big lake with boats & boards to use. Golf course nice size for a quick round. Friendly staff to help you what ever the case may be. Big entertainment room. Bar food at not bad price for a site. Has separate fish shop. If in car the best fish shop is in the village, Flookburgh, open each night from 5pm, best fish I have tasted for a long time.
Stayed for 7 nights at Lakeland. Lovely clean site and loads to do for the kids & Plenty places to walk the dog. Was disappointed in the location of the site as - not knowing the area and not very good at researching - there was no access to any beaches. I looked on map and seen we were close to the water so assumed there would be a beach but it's all quick sand and not safe to go on.
Showers and toilets were spotless although the showers in the ladies were scorching hot and couldn't wait to get home for a decent shower. Husband didn't complain about the gents.
We had a good holiday but don't think we would go back mainly due to location.
Stayed here for 3 nights over the bank holiday weekend. I was in my campervan and my pals were in the statics.
Received a warm welcome and showed to my pitch on the touring site by a chap on a bike. Pitch was level, on a grassy area with a gravel area for the van to park on. Electric included.
Shower and toilet block clean and never had to wait to use any facilities. Two areas for washing pots, three sinks in each area and once again, never had to wait.
The usual Haven facilities on the park available. Didn't use the restaurant or bar/entertainment area so can't comment on those.
Swimming pool was ok, given a wrist band on entry for an hour and a half in the pool but this did make sure not too many people in the pool at one time. Although didn't stay in the pool that long, could have done to be slightly warmer in there.
I enjoyed my stay here and would visit again but do find Haven slightly pricey for a touring stay.
Really enjoyed just chilling in my awning watching a plane fly up and the parachutists gliding down about every half an hour on the Saturday.
Absolutely brilliant site I would recommend going here to anyone. Plenty to do for both adults and children. Staff very friendly. Children loved it, they cant wait to go back. Only thing the on site shop very expensive, but there is a local store just at the end of the road. But all in all fab. Will definitely be going back soon😊
The touring area is very large consisting of tent area, grass pitches and euro pitches. I would recommend the euro pitches for a bit more space and water, electricity plus tv all on the pitch. The grass and tent areas get very full and crowded and can be very noisy.
When we were there one of the toilet blocks was closed and the remaining one was very poor. The first night the drain was blocked leaving me standing in a pool of water. The second night I had to hold the button in constantly to get any water at all. Water was only warm and dish wash sinks were very rusty.
We had a meal in the restaurant but had too wait 45 minutes and then my husbands lasagna was burnt to charcoal black on the bottom. After complaining we did get a free desert but it was certainly not up to standard.
Free wifi in the bar area and well stocked shop.
All in all its a lovely site, staff are very friendly, good value for money but needs attention to the smaller points which make the stay enjoyable
We spent 7 nights in our tourer at the Haven Lakeland site. We had managed to get a Euro Superpitch for the grand total of £70 for the full 7 nights. This included electric and water/drainage, access to all the facilities, including the swimming pool. We gave the 'cheesertainment' a miss so can't comment on this, but, wow, what fantastic value.
First of all, I'd like to mention that, once having left the last of the A roads, the route to the site is quite a challenging one, passing through narrow, winding country lanes, small towns and villages. So, not exactly a novice tow. That being said, the final stretch or road once having left Flookburgh is extremely straightforward.
This Haven site is absolutely beautiful. Stunning. The grounds are immaculate and the site very tidy. The touring area is a mixture of grass and hardstanding pitches. Pitches are spacious with small bushes in between each pitch (for the euro pitches). Ample room for caravan, awning, and we had space for 2 cars parked in front of the pitch, but there is plenty alternative parking, if you'd wanted you could have parked your car away from the pitch altogether.
Toilet and shower facilities clean and warm. Shower is push button but not a problem. Some of the utility posts on the euro pitches are quite far away from the caravan itself. Our hook up cable was ok, but our blue hose was no where near long enough to reach from the tap to the water barrel. We also had a 20m external ariel cable for the TV - it was no where near long enough to reach into our van. TV reception, phone signal and wifi on the touring bit are very ropey, but free wifi available from the Mash and Barrel.
This site has access to the most amazing dog walk along a high levee around the mud flats over looking Morecambe Bay. This is a fantastic, secure walk for dogs and the views are just stunning. We were extremely lucky with the weather and I have to say, I've never enjoyed my early morning dog walks so much.
The touring wardens, and the rest of the staff, were very friendly and helpful. Apparently a brand spanking new toilet and shower block is being built for the start of next season, and, rumour has it, an area at the Mash and Barrel where you can sit outside with your dogs.
Really recommend a visit into Grange Over Sands. The Cartmel Sticky Toffee Pudding Factory is a short drive away too.
Totally loved this site and will definitely return.
We stayed Sunday to Friday, and as with all the Haven sites we have been to this was kept clean and tidy.
We had a euro pitch and picked pitch 19 but got moved just before I placed the awning on the van to the next pitch, as someone had booked it for 4 weeks.
As others have stated the toilet block was quite away from the euro pitches and could do with another block being built.
Take your awning straps as the weather / wind can be very strong here.
There is no beach as such because you are on the edge of the sands.
Chip shop on site was very dear, but on facing you at end of the lane in the village was great little chipy (try the burger)
Also noticed the the grass pitches around the toilet blocks got really water logged, bear this in mind if camping.
All in all a good week, a large and not over expensive shop on site, all the free suff you get at Haven.
We stayed here for 2 nights on the camping field with EHU. The pitches were rather small and we felt like sardines. The toilet/shower block was very clean & warm with hairdryers and powerful showers. We used the pool which was nice & warm but the showers mostly had damaged push-buttons & ran hot & cold. No slides or Jacuzzi at all.
We ate in the Mash & Barrel on Saturday evening, not busy at all & cost £40 for 2 adults & 3 children's meals. Beware the bar prices though - £4. 80 for a pint bottle of Crabbies! (They tell you that they compare their prices to other holiday parks & they are about average, but I think that is excessive). My children loved the milkshakes & the play area right outside. There is plenty of seating both outside & in.
We had a nice walk around the site, the otter lake was simply lovely, with kayaks & pedalos to hire (a pedalo for 5 is £10 for 30 mins). They also have 9 or 18 hold golf & a bar area where you can sit & look out of over the lake - lovely. There is barely anything around this park, it's in the middle of nowhere. We spent a day at South Lakes Safari Zoo which was about 40 minutes away, that's as close as it gets.
We have just spent 7 nights here and really enjoyed the campsite, Nice flat pitches and very clean washrooms.
Short walk into Flookburgh and Cark where you can catch a train to Barrow one way or Lancaster the other. Dave the camp warden was very helpful in helping with an electric problem.
It's typical low-rent holiday park. Think Rhyl under canvas.
There are lots of people wearing tracksuit bottoms that don't seem to make any attempt to hide the fact that they are swearing at their children. Nice.
The park itself is quite well appointed with a shop, restaurant, pool and usual kids arcades etc.
The weather was a bit ropey when we went so didn't explore the full park but I'm sure it would be nice.
The non-electric camping field needed it's grass cutting and was littered with dog mess. But it was flat.
Not really much more to say about this place. I suppose to sum up, it's a nice location with decent grounds, but tends to attract people that I wouldn't go out of my way to socialise with.
Stayed here for a long weekend with my 2 year old son. This is he 3rd time I have been and it definitely wont be last. The site and toilet block etc is always kept clean. There's loads of things for the kids to do including the arcades, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and play areas. The toilet/shower block is always kept clean but could do with being bigger as I'd imagine in busy times of the year people would end up having to queue for the shower. There's a well stocked spar shop on site which is open til late. The on site chippy is expensive and is not great. Overall its a nice site with loads of things to do and at certain times of the year is very good value for money. Ive stayed 3 times in a tent but we have now bought a tourer so will be returning next year in that. The euro/serviced pitches are really nice
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
No Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool On Site 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf On Site 
No Tennis 
Beach On Site 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Coastside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
The journey to the site was pretty straightforward although the last bit through the villages/towns was a bit tricky - narrow streets with cars parked either side and a few tight corners. It was a bit out in the middle of nowhere, the nearest supermarket was quite a long drive away, so either be prepared to buy groceries at the site shop (a bit overpriced) or get your groceries delivered! 
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