Welcome to Wyndham Hall Caravan & Lodge Park — an exclusive, family-owned haven situated on the Old Keswick Road near historic Cockermouth. Perfectly positioned where the majestic Cumbrian fells meet tranquil river valleys, we offer luxury detached holiday lodges for rent and occasionally we offer static caravans for sale in one of the Lake District's most serene settings.
Located less than a mile from Wyndham Hall, Cockermouth is a thriving, elegant Georgian market town brimming with independent charm, historic architecture, and warm Cumbrian hospitality.
Visit Wordsworth House & Garden on Main Street — the birthplace of world-renowned romantic poet William Wordsworth. Step back into 1770s life in this beautifully preserved National Trust property.
Wander tree-lined streets featuring independent boutiques, antique shops, traditional bakeries, cozy coffee houses, and award-winning gastro pubs serving local Cumbrian ales and cuisine.
Enjoy tranquil riverside walks where the River Cocker meets the River Derwent. Take in historic bridges, leafy parklands, and peaceful waterside benches away from busy tourist crowds.
Cockermouth provides effortless road connections via the A66 to Keswick, Solway Coast, Allonby, Silloth, and St Bees headland, offering the best of both mountain countryside and coastal air.
From dramatic mountain peaks and shimmering lakes to peaceful woodland trails, the Lake District National Park is Britain's premier landscape of natural beauty. Staying at Wyndham Hall puts Cumbria's finest treasures right on your doorstep.
Iconic Waters
Explore Bassenthwaite Lake, Loweswater, Crummock Water, and Buttermere — just minutes away. Experience tranquil waters reflections and towering peaks like Skiddaw and Grasmoor.
Adventure & Leisure
Whether you love gentle valley strolls, energetic mountain hikes, wild swimming, sailing, or cycling along quiet Cumbrian lanes, Wyndham Hall is your ideal base.
Insane Beauty
With an extended 8 ½ month holiday season, experience spring wildflowers, warm summer afternoons on your verandah, vivid golden autumn colors, and crisp winter fell air.