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Spring Lea Caravan Park

Spring Lea Caravan and Leisure Centre is family owned and operated with a superb range of accommodation, Holiday Cottages, Caravans, Touring/Camping and Electric Hook Pitches. Indoor Leisure and Entertainment Facilities.

Spring Lea, the friendly holiday centre located on the beautifully rugged Solway coast in the charming village of Allonby. The park that has been in the Williamson family for many years has been constantly improved and is now one of the premier parks for family holidays in Cumbria.

Spring Lea has something for everyone. Those who enjoy the quiet life can enjoy the peaceful tranquillity of the park, surrounded as it is on three sides by green fields, while those who prefer a more active holiday can take advantage of the Leisure Centre.

Discover the Cumbria western coast and explore the Lake District National Park, Hadrian's Wall and the Scottish Borders.

Touring & Camping

Touring and Camping pitches are available from mid march to the end of October.

We have excellent facilities for you including clean, regularly maintained toilets, free hot showers, shaving points, laundry room, dish wash room, electric hook up points and easy parking at your pitch.

Entertainment and facilities

At the Leisure Centre you'll find plenty to do, starting with a 50' pool with a small children's pool complete with dolphin slide as well as a sauna and Jacuzzi. There is also a well-equipped games room with various arcade games pool tables, while younger children can enjoy the soft play area.

Feeling peckish? Then pop upstairs to our bar/restaurant area. Here you'll find a good selection of drinks to accompany a delicious home made meal.

We also have a children's menu. All meals are reasonably priced and served at your table by one of our friendly staff.

Keeping toddlers occupied outside is also no problem at Spring Lea as the park boasts a very well equipped and safe play with all the kids favourites including climbing frames and see saw.

Out & About

Outside the park you'll find the charming village of Allonby, once the home of the Midge fishing fleet. The village has still retained its character and you can while away a pleasant afternoon wandering down the old cobbled back streets. The village has several traditional inns, like thousands before you; you can enjoy a homemade ice cream from 'Twentymans' on the sea front. People come from miles around to do just that! Then as you stroll back towards Spring Lea, you can take in the beautiful sight of the Scottish Hills across the Solway Firth.

The advantage of staying at Spring Lea is that there are literally dozens of attractions within a short drive of the park

For sports lovers the action starts on the door step as Allonby is well know for its windsurfing. Golf courses abound, Silloth's being the most well known and there is the multi-million dock redevelopment 5 miles away at Maryport with the Lake District Coast Aquarium.

Close by you'll come across the charming town of Cockermouth where you can take in the Jennings brewery tour or visit Wordsworth's birthplace.

Take a southerly direction from Maryport and you'll find the pretty Georgian town of Whitehaven where you'll discover the award winning attraction at the Beacon. This tells the story of Whitehavens's industrial and maritime heritage. Just down the road from here is Ravenglass, the start of the Ravenglass and Eskdale railway, the famous 'La'al Ratty which will take you from the Cumbrian coast to England's highest hills.

Follow the A66 further down the road and you'll come to Keswick, the gateway to the most beautiful countryside in Britain—The Lake District National Park.