Little Lakes Holiday Park

Little Lakes Holiday Park is set within two hundred and fifty acres of Worcestershire's most beautiful countryside, just three miles from the picturesque Georgian town of Bewdley. Established in 1961, Little Lakes Holiday Park retains its original friendly character even though it has grown into one of the most prestigious holiday parks in the Midlands.
Set within delightful, rolling countryside and woodland, comprising over 350 Plots, Little Lakes offers both new and used caravans and chalets, with prices to suit all pockets. We always have a selection of new holiday homes, with full central heating and double-glazing, available to view. As we deal with all major manufacturers we can even order a new model for you, which we will set in a wooded or open-plan garden of your choice.

New to the park are a smal number of Touring pitches. Please ask for further information.

Area

Heart of England

Pitch fee

£3500.00

Season

Bar
Dog Friendly
Fishing
Nature Walks
Recreational Field
Car Parking by Holiday Home
Peace and quiet
Wheelchair Accessible
Bowling Green
Games Room
WIFI
Golf
Restaurant
Swimming Pool
Tennis

Directions

Directions from Kidderminster: Take the A456, following the signs for Leominster, past the Safari Park. At the next roundabout, ignore the Bewdley exit and continue with the A456 for Leominster. At the roundabout junction with the B4195, take the 2nd exit, A456 for Leominster. Cross over the River Severn and follow a stretch of 3-lane highway. At the roundabout continue straight. The route then climbs a long hill, passing the Running Horse Pub on the left. Just past Banbury Windows, take the left turn signposted Little Lakes. After 1/2 a mile, the entrance to Little Lakes will be seen to the left. Follow the drive through the trees towards the main building complex. Directions from Stourport: Take the B4195 from Stourport following signs for Bewdley. At the roundabout Junction with the A456, take the 1st exit, A456 for Leominster. Cross over the River Severn and follow a stretch of 3-lane highway. At the roundabout continue straight. The route then climbs a long hill, passing the Running Horse Pub on the left. Just past Banbury Windows, take the left turn signposted Little Lakes. After 1/2 a mile, the entrance to Little Lakes will be seen to the left. Follow the drive through the trees towards the main building complex.