Hillcroft Park, Pooley Bridge

Hillcroft Park in Pooley Bridge is a charming holiday park that has a scenic countryside location, with Pooley Bridge just a short walk away. It is a great choice for a Lake District holiday with an attractive presentation and quality  lodges, and convenient  for exploring the  Lakes. 

Choose Hillcroft Park and you’ll have a lovely place to stay that will exceed all your expectations. The lodges here are designed to a high standard, look amazing and come with plenty of modern conveniences such as free Wi-Fi. Each one has two or three bedrooms along with a bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a living/dining area and a patio with outdoor furniture. 

During your stay at Hillcroft Park, be sure to make the most of your base and visit the Lake District’s many attractions. The region is ideal for those who love outdoor pursuits, with hiking, water-based activities, mountaineering and cycling are just some of the many options available. Head up the hills, spend time on the lakes and enjoy visiting the towns and villages; some are bustling centres of tourism, while others are somewhat sleepier and calmer, yet still worth seeing. Hilltop Park is close to Ullswater, where you can go on boat cruises that give you a glimpse of the region’s natural wonders.

Features

Sleeps 4-6

Wi-Fi 

Off-road parking

Children’s Play area

Local Guide

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Things to Do

Coniston Launch – A popular attraction in the Lake District thanks largely to its history. Here on Coniston Water, the region’s third-largest lake by volume, Donald Campbell broke the world’s water speed record no fewer than four times between 1956 and 1959. Book a lake cruise and learn more while taking in the stunning views.

Lake District Attractions – One of the most popular places to visit in the UK, the Lake District is known for its many lakes, towering hills and abundance of pleasant walks, not to mention its charming settlements. Be sure to make the most of your time at Hillcroft Park and see what the Lake District has to offer.

Carlisle – Head north and after passing Penrith, you’ll eventually reach Carlisle, a city that combines extensive history with all the modern attractions and conveniences you could ask for. Explore the castle, do some shopping, visit the museums and refuel in one of the many restaurants and bars.

Eating Out

Crown Inn Pooley Bridge – A riverside pub that’s been standing since the 17th century. Stop by Crown Inn Pooley Bridge for a round of drinks, a light lunch or a more filling evening meal. The pub is a comfortable setting for dining, with all meals prepared using locally sourced produce.

Woodstone Pizza And Flame Grill – If you’re in Penrith and you’re in the mood for pizza, book a table at this restaurant. Pick a pizza, customise your own or choose a burger, kebab or pasta dish instead.

Taste of Bengal – Another restaurant in Penrith is Taste of Bengal, which brings the tastes and culinary highlights of Bangladesh to Cumbria.