Puffin is a charming caravan situated near the coastal village of St. Bees, Cumbria, offering stunning sea views. With off-road parking for one car, this family-friendly retreat welcomes two well-behaved pets, making it an ideal getaway for families or groups of friends seeking a seaside escape. Upon entering the single-storey Puffin, you will be greeted by the heart of the home with the open-plan living area, where you can unwind on the inviting seating and catch up on your favourite shows on the TV. The designated chef of the group will appreciate the well-equipped kitchen, fitted with an electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, and freezer, perfect for preparing home-cooked meals. Gather around the dining table to enjoy your culinary creations, sharing stories of the day's adventures. You will then find two inviting bedrooms: a king-size with a convenient en-suite featuring a basin and WC and a welcoming twin room, providing flexible sleeping arrangements for all party types. Freshen up in the sleek shower room, boasting a walk-in shower and a heated towel rail, ensuring a warm and toasty towel after a relaxing rinse. Step outside onto the enclosed side decking, where you can enjoy a morning coffee or an evening drink, taking in the fresh sea air. The outdoor furniture provides a lovely spot for alfresco dining or simply relaxing with a good book. For a seaside getaway in Cumbria you won't forget, book a stay at Puffin. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1178781, together sleeping up to 10 guests, please note that the caravans are not situated next to each other.

St. Bees is an historic seaside village on the west coast of Cumbria with a Norman priory and Elizabethan public school, as well as a shop, post office and old traditional pubs. It's an ideal base for exploring the western Lake District and Cumbrian coast, and is the start of the famous Wainwright coast to coast walk. St. Bees Head is the only major sea cliff between Wales and Scotland and is the only Heritage coastline in Cumbria. There is a fine beach and many wonderful walks are available along the clifftops, which are also home to one of England’s most important seabird colonies. There is also a nine-hole golf course in the village. Nearby Whitehaven, an elegant Georgian port, and the spectacular western Lakes, are more than worthy of a visit. Muncaster Castle is 8 miles away, as is the Eskdale and Ravenglass miniature railway. Cockermouth, the birth place of Wordsworth, and Keswick on Derwentwater are also within easy driving distance.

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