Summer fun for all the family at Stanwix Park Holiday Centre
A family-friendly holiday
Stanwix Park is a family-run business with over 50 years of experience in creating memorable holidays. The park boasts a variety of accommodations, including self-catering caravans and apartments, as well as camping and glamping options. Whether you prefer the comfort of a fully equipped caravan or the charm of a camping pod, there's something for every family. Pet owners will be pleased to know that the park offers both pet-free and pet-friendly accommodations, allowing you to bring your furry companions along for the adventure.
Endless entertainment for all ages
At Stanwix Park, boredom is never an option. The park's newly refurbished Leisure Centre is a highlight, featuring a 29-metre indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, foot spas, heated loungers, and a gym. For younger guests, the children's pool with water features provides hours of fun. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the heated outdoor pool during warmer days. JJ's Bowl, the latest in ten-pin bowling technology, offers family entertainment for all ages. The park also features a children's play park and crazy golf, ensuring there's always something to keep everyone entertained.
Evening entertainment and dining
As the sun sets, Stanwix Park comes alive with a variety of entertainment options. The Sunset Inn, the park's family clubroom, offers nightly entertainment including fun and games, talent shows, competitions, magic shows, live cabaret, and more. For adults seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, The Dunes Cabaret Bar provides live music, comedy acts, and cash bingo. The Sky Bar sports bar is perfect for catching the latest matches, while the Garden Café offers a range of delicious meals and snacks. The park also has a shop for any essentials you may need during your stay.
Daytime activities and attractions
During school holidays, Stanwix Park offers a packed programme of daytime activities to keep the whole family engaged. From Brad's animal encounters and pool parties to soft archery, laser tag, circus school, arts and crafts, and character meet-and-greets, there's never a dull moment. The park's location near the Victorian seaside town of Silloth provides opportunities for beach outings and exploring the 36-acre green and striking promenade
Book your summer getaway
Stanwix Park Holiday Centre is open all year round, making it an ideal destination for a summer family holiday. With a range of accommodations and activities to suit all interests and ages, it's no wonder the park has been recognised as one of the finest holiday parks in the UK. Don't miss out on creating lasting memories with your loved ones. Visit Stanwix Park to book your stay today.
Contact Information:
Stanwix Park Holiday Centre Greenrow, Silloth, Cumbria, CA7 4HH Phone: 01697 332 666 Email: enquiries@stanwix.com Website: www.stanwix.com
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