Plot LD19 is a coastal caravan situated in a holiday park on the outskirts of Heysham, Lancashire. With a tranquil sea view and designated parking for two cars, the property is well-positioned to nearby attractions and sleeps up to six people, making it an ideal home base for a family to enjoy. The open-plan living space welcomes you in after a fulfilling day of exploring. The electric fire beckons you in as you sink into the sofa while dinner is being cooked with aid from the gas oven and hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer. After jumping into a film on the Smart TV or out of your seat to music on the Bluetooth speaker, dig in at the dining table for four. On those warm evenings, wrap yourself in a snug blanket and watch the sun dip into the sea, spilling colours across the horizon. The waves gently splash along the coast as you recount the day’s adventures—all from the comfort of your own garden. An iron/ironing board is available and prepared to vanish any creases for tomorrow’s adventures, while you can wash your sandy toes in the family shower room, equipped with a walk-in shower. As the evenings grow darker, start your dreams early and head to bed to unwind with a show on the TV in both the double and twin rooms. Adventure is always nearby in Haysham; the National Trust Haysham Coastline, Half Moon Bay Beach, and The Duke of Rothesay pub are all within a mile! Take a scenic excursion along the Morecambe Promenade and Trafalgar Point, then treat the kids to an energy explosion at Jump Rush Trampoline Park. A little further afield sits Lancaster, where history-buffs can get their fill at Lancaster City Museum, Lancaster Castle, and Lancaster Cathedral. Enjoy a view like no other at Plot LD19.

The fellside village of Hesket Newmarket is located on the edge of the unesco National Park in the Northern Fells and has a well-stocked local shop, and its own cooperatively owned pub and brewery, The Old Crown Inn. Caldbeck is 2 miles to the west with village shops, pub and café. For the more energetic there is fell walking, cycling and pony trekking along the Skiddaw and Blencathra range. Ullswater and Keswick are both within a short drive away where a wealth of shops, pubs and restaurants await. The village is an ideal base for exploring Lakes Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite. Further afield you will find the natural beauty of the Solway coast, well-known for its links golf course and the market town of Cockermouth, the birthplace of William Wordsworth are close by, whilst also within driving distance is the cathedral city of Carlisle, Hadrian’s Wall and the Scottish Borders.

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