Lowther Holiday Park

Me gustó Pitch size is generous, good parks for the children, nice clientele. Beautiful scenery surrounding.

No me gustó No hot water to wash up, spoke to people who said it had not been available the last time they visited the park, it was also dirty. The toilets and showers were dirty, had not been cleaned in the 3 days we were there and looked to have been dirty a while when we arrived. In the men’s the urinal mats were on the floor. The shop and bakery had both closed down, the pub didn't serve any food.

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Me gustó Pitch size was great, toilet facilities were better than expected after reading previous reviews. There was hot water available.
The site is a lovely picturesque place and the atmosphere was great for families.

No me gustó The only let down was that the pub is shut on a Tuesday and Wednesday (we were only there on a Wednesday) and the games room for children was also closed which our kids were all looking forward to.

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Me gustó Beautiful park. Close to the river. Spectacular scenery!

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Me gustó Nothing

No me gustó Everything.
Toilets disgusting.
No cafe or bakery like advertised
Pub not open or takeaway like advertised

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Me gustó The kids enjoyed playing with the other children.

No me gustó There was no shop
The toilets were disgusting and cleaned once in 3 days.
The pub didn't serve food and closed all dayy Tuesday and Wednesday.

The play parks are very run down overall it isn't a holiday park in any sense of the word. We felt utterly robbed and left early. Don't waste your money.

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Me gustó Location. Pleasant receptionist and helpful staff. Campervan amenities where good

No me gustó Shop permanently closed. Bar closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Toilet and shower block where vile If the faeces wasnt all over the pan it was on the floor,
Dog shit everywhere on the grass which was then trampled through my camper, which i then had to scrub and disinfect my carpets

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Me gustó Play park was nice

No me gustó We were pretty disappointed with the site. The positions of the toilet/shower blocks are awkward- quite a trek for those tent pitches ( closer to the holiday homes and caravans which seems odd considering they are likely to not need them as much). Also toilet/shower blocks were not cleaned at all - we were there from the Sunday lunchtime till Wednesday morning. I know they weren’t clean as the same empty bottle rubbish and muck around the sinks and in the toilets were there the whole time. Also, children on electric scooters/ mini quad bikes with no parents watching them- really concerning due to there still being cars coming in and out all day. One child was on the quad bike well after 10 at night - beeping the horn constantly- staff at site should be monitoring this. Overall disappointed.

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Me gustó Site very nice

No me gustó Toilet shower block not clean or been cleaned during our 4 day stay and no onsite shop and Resturant not open during week days such a shame for a lovely site to be let down by these things also bins over flowing

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Me gustó Lovely setting
Peaceful nights for sleeping

No me gustó No hot water for washing pots,
Toilet block messy with paper towels everywhere,
Dogs off lead around the site
Lots of Kids on e-scooters

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Me gustó If you’re looking for a campsite with beautiful scenery, peaceful woodland walks, a lovely river, and stunning views… this place absolutely delivers. Nature? 10/10. Facilities? Well… character building.

The location is brilliant for days out too - all within easy reach. There’s also a decent little play park and drinking water available near the pitches, which was handy because after wrestling our tent pegs into solid rock, hydration became essential.

No me gustó The tent pitches themselves were less ‘peaceful camping experience’ and more ‘extreme off-road survival challenge’. Every tent peg insertion felt like an archaeological excavation and finding a genuinely flat bit of ground became our own personal Glastonbury myth.

The pitches were also crammed together so tightly we practically became part of our neighbours’ family holiday. By day two, I knew what they were having for tea, whose child refused to sleep, and who’d forgotten the ketchup. Intimate doesn’t even cover it.

Now, the toilets deserve a very special mention. Firstly, they appear to be located in an entirely different postcode from the campsite itself, so prepare for a full expedition every time nature calls. Sherpas and a packed lunch recommended.

There was rarely any toilet roll and, when there was, it was that horrible budget stuff that somehow manages to simply rearrange your problems rather than solve them. Massive shoutout to the heroic camper who personally went out and bought several proper toilet rolls for the rest of us. The true MVP of the campsite.

The toilets and showers also appeared to be participating in a bold 4-night ‘self-cleaning experiment’. Spoiler alert: they lost. Spectacularly. Bring wet wipes, deodorant and perhaps a hazmat suit… bring plenty.

The rules proudly state ‘NO fire pits or music’, which was adorable considering absolutely nobody followed them. Honestly, had I realised the rules were more of a light-hearted suggestion, I’d have brought DJ decks, a smoke machine and enough wood for a bonfire. Nobody would’ve stopped me anyway because there was seemingly nobody around to actually say ‘no.’

The advertised on-site shop also deserves recognition for remaining firmly closed during our entire stay. I can only assume it operates on a witness-protection-style ‘need to know’ basis.

Then there’s the washing-up area: no hot water, no water pressure, permanently clogged with mud, twigs and leftover food. Washing pots became less ‘washing up’ and more ‘medieval peasant simulation’. I half expected someone to hand me a washboard and ration card.

Finally, the overflowing bin areas added a lovely pungent aroma to the atmosphere - especially on warmer days when the scent really had a chance to mature properly. Absolutely fantastic if you enjoy notes of ‘festival skip’ with your morning coffee.

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