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Morecambe Bay Holidays

For years holidays in Morecambe have been popular with families who go there to enjoy the beach and nearby attractions. One of the most appealing things about a holiday in Morecambe is that it is ideal if you want to relax and not feel as though you have to rush around.

No Morecambe holiday would be complete without a stroll on the promenade which offers some amazing views of the bay. Not only that, but you’ll find a wide variety of place to eat, drink and be entertained, with plenty of activities and attractions for children as well as the adults.

With so much to do in and around Morecambe, you won’t be able to do it all in one day which is why South Lakeland Parks have two award winning holiday parks in the area. South Lakeland Parks have been running holiday parks in Morecambe Bay for years and so know how to look after and entertain their guests, regardless of which Morecambe Bay holiday park you choose.

Regent Leisure Park is only a few minutes’ walk away from all the excitement of Morecambe’s Promenade, but that’s not to say there isn’t any excitement to be had within the park. Regent Leisure Park offers a newly refurbished cabaret Hollywood themed lounge bar and separate sports bar, as well as an indoor swimming pool and sauna, outdoor sports arena and indoor children’s play area. So rest assured, there will always be something to keep you entertained.

South Lakeland Parks’ other Morecambe Bay holiday park is Ocean Edge Leisure Park. Located close to the village of Heysham, and not too far away from Morecambe and Lancaster, Ocean Edge offers a family beer garden, café, indoor heated swimming pool and sauna not to mention a fantastic soft play area for the kids, a superb family cabaret lounge, over 18s bar and amusement arcade.

Choosing between the two Morecambe holiday parks might prove difficult as they both offer so much, but once you have decided on the park, you then need to decide on which sort of accommodation to stay in.

Both Regent and Ocean Edge have a choice of caravan accommodation including Standard Caravans and Superior Caravans. Don’t let the word caravan put you off as they are nothing like the things that you’ll see up and down the motorways on a Bank Holiday weekend.

The Standard Caravan has everything you need for a great Morecambe Bay holiday. Depending on the number of people you are holidaying with will depend on the size of Standard Caravan you book. There are two bed units and three bed units available which sleep either four or six people.

You'll find a fully equipped kitchen as well as a bathroom plus shower and little extras such as a colour TV and a gas or electric fire in the lounge.

The Superior Caravan is also available in two and three bed units and features everything you’ll find in a Standard Caravan, with the addition of central heating, double glazing and in some cases, a balcony or decking.

So what are you waiting for? With the choice of accommodation, all the facilities on-site and the facilities off-site speak to South Lakeland Parks about booking a holiday in Morecambe.

About the Author

South Lakeland Parks has 9 locations ranging from smaller caravan parks to larger holiday villages complete with leisure facilities. The park locations vary from offering Lakeside, Countryside and Seaside locations in the English Lake District and Morecambe Bay area feature the best in caravan and pine lodge holiday accommodation.

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