Guests say
The Superior 2 Bed caravan in Millom is praised for its modern, spacious, and clean accommodation, with comfortable beds and helpful staff who respond quickly to queries. The site is quiet and well-maintained, offering a good base for exploring the coast and mountains. Some guests noted minor issues such as occasional maintenance needs, small bedrooms, and discrepancies between advertised photos and the actual caravan. While the local area is peaceful, amenities are limited. Overall, guests enjoyed their stay and found the property to be good value, especially for those seeking a simple, relaxing break.
Most guests found the caravan clean and tidy, with fresh bedding and well-maintained interiors. However, a few reviews mentioned issues such as crumbs, dirty tea towels, stained furniture, and a musty smell, suggesting occasional lapses in cleaning standards.
The location is appreciated for its quietness and proximity to both coast and mountains, making it ideal for exploring the area. Some guests noted the risk of minor flooding on local roads and limited amenities in the village, but overall the setting is seen as pleasant and peaceful.
Guests generally found the beds comfortable and the caravan spacious, though some mentioned cramped twin bedrooms and low furniture. The overall comfort level is good, with most guests able to relax and enjoy their stay.
Facilities are generally adequate, with modern furnishings and responsive staff for maintenance issues. Some guests noted minor issues such as weak showers, lack of handrails on steps, and unreliable Wi-Fi/TV. The site itself is quiet but has limited on-site amenities.
There are no mentions of welcome gifts or extra thoughtful touches in the reviews, so a score cannot be provided for this category.
About this property
Superior caravan ideal for couples and families, with two bedrooms sleeping four people. Double bedroom and twin bedroom. Shower room with shower cubicle, basin and w/c. Spacious, open plan living space with well-appointed kitchen, dining area and comfortable lounge seating. No Pets.. Discover Port Haverigg Marina Village, a unique holiday destination on the Cumbrian coast overlooking a spectacular 200-acre freshwater lagoon. Combining beautiful natural scenery with exciting watersports and peaceful lakeside surroundings, the park offers something for adventure seekers and those looking to unwind.
Port Haverigg is ideally positioned for discovering the Cumbrian coast and the wider Lake District. The nearby village of Haverigg and town of Millom offer shops, cafés, pubs and everyday essentials.
The lagoon is at the heart of life at Port Haverigg, offering opportunities to enjoy a variety of watersports, including wakeboarding and paddleboarding. The on-site watersports centre and floating Aqua Park provide plenty of excitement for visitors looking for an active day out.
Overlooking the water, the Ski Bar is a welcoming place to enjoy food, drinks and watersports events while taking in the surrounding scenery. Families can also make use of the outdoor children’s play area, while the park’s open spaces create a relaxed atmosphere throughout the year.
For a quieter escape, explore the surrounding walking routes and nearby rspb Hodbarrow nature reserve. Its lagoons, wetlands, grassland and coastal scenery make it a rewarding destination for birdwatchers and nature lovers. The nearby beach is also within walking distance, providing opportunities for seaside strolls and fresh-air adventures.. Discover Port Haverigg Marina Village, a unique holiday destination on the Cumbrian coast overlooking a spectacular 200-acre freshwater lagoon. Combining beautiful natural scenery with exciting watersports and peaceful lakeside surroundings, the park offers something for adventure seekers and those looking to unwind.
Port Haverigg is ideally positioned for discovering the Cumbrian coast and the wider Lake District. The nearby village of Haverigg and town of Millom offer shops, cafés, pubs and everyday essentials.
The lagoon is at the heart of life at Port Haverigg, offering opportunities to enjoy a variety of watersports, including wakeboarding and paddleboarding. The on-site watersports centre and floating Aqua Park provide plenty of excitement for visitors looking for an active day out.
Overlooking the water, the Ski Bar is a welcoming place to enjoy food, drinks and watersports events while taking in the surrounding scenery. Families can also make use of the outdoor children’s play area, while the park’s open spaces create a relaxed atmosphere throughout the year.
For a quieter escape, explore the surrounding walking routes and nearby rspb Hodbarrow nature reserve. Its lagoons, wetlands, grassland and coastal scenery make it a rewarding destination for birdwatchers and nature lovers. The nearby beach is also within walking distance, providing opportunities for seaside strolls and fresh-air adventures.. Reception
Restaurant
Bar
Waterfront location
Watersports Centre
Group Bookings/Party Types
If you do not fall into a family/couple party type, please call us to make your booking.
Facilities
The swimming pool located just one mile from the park is closed every year from 1st November until the beginning of the Easter holidays.
Please note: Towels are not provided.
Security Deposit
A £100 security deposit is payable on arrival, this can be taken via card.
Reviews (14)
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Peter
Huge, mainly residential site. Residents very unfriendly and show clear dislike of holidaymakers. Caravan large and spotless. Furniture a bit low for us. Twin bedroom very cramped. Nothing on site and only one shop in village.
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Confirmed Guest
Booked a last minute long weekend here for the August Bank Holiday. The price was considerably cheaper (on sale too) than other places and we only needed a base to sleep really, so seemed an ideal option. In all honesty if we'd have paid full price I'd have been disappointed. The site looks to be mainly privately own vans/lodges of various ages/conditions. I think the same can be said for the vans advertised for hire, it might be pot luck what you receive. The photos advertised are *not* representative of what we stayed in. Our van was tired, dirty windows, stain marks on the furniture/carpet, grease marks on the hob, bedding that's bobbled and pillowcases that had frayed at the seams. It was also advertised as no pets but had a musty smell of wet dog? We popped to Tesco for hand soap on arrival and I must admit I bought a bottle of kitchen cleaner and fabreze too (other than washing up liquid, no cleaning products in van).Overall we got the no frills we paid for, could just do with a little tlc/deeper cleaning and the advertised photos updating.
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Margaret
Caravan was very clean ,found the stairs to caravan not very sturdy,also found twin bedroom very narrow I sat on the bed when I stood up I banged my head on the cupboard