Overview of Port Haverigg Marina Village
Port Haverigg Marina Village is a waterside holiday park at Haverigg on the south-west Cumbrian coast. Holiday homes are arranged around a 200-acre freshwater lake, with views across the water, surrounding countryside and the nearby Hodbarrow Nature Reserve.
The current holiday range includes two-bedroom caravans and a wider two-bedroom lodge sleeping up to four guests. Accommodation has an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, a double bedroom, a twin bedroom and private bathroom facilities.
Selected caravans welcome up to two dogs. Pet-free accommodation is also available, together with a two-bedroom accessible caravan within the current booking range.
The freshwater lake is home to Port Haverigg WakePark and The Lakes Aqua Park. Bookable activities include cable wakeboarding, beginner coaching, an inflatable aqua park and stand-up paddleboard hire. Equipment is included with the current activity sessions.
The Ski Bar overlooks the water and serves food and drinks. A children’s play area is also available within the village, while Hodbarrow Nature Reserve can be reached directly from the surrounding lakeside and coastal landscape.
Haverigg Beach is approximately five minutes’ walk from the park. Its long sandy shoreline is popular for beach visits, dog walking and views across the Duddon Estuary. Millom is approximately two miles away and provides supermarkets, shops, cafés, pubs and a railway station, view more Millom caravan parks here.
Port Haverigg Marina Village is ideal for families, couples, dog owners, watersports visitors and holidaymakers exploring the Cumbrian coast and western Lake District.
Port Haverigg Marina Village at a Glance
| Park information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Steel Green, Haverigg, near Millom |
| Setting | Waterside park beside a 200-acre freshwater lake |
| Holiday caravans | Two-bedroom accommodation |
| Holiday lodge | Wider two-bedroom lodge |
| Capacity | Current accommodation sleeping four guests |
| Dogs | Up to two dogs in selected caravans |
| Accessible stay | Two-bedroom accessible caravan available |
| Watersports | Wakeboarding, aqua park and paddleboarding |
| Food and drink | Ski Bar and restaurant |
| Family facilities | Children’s play area |
| Beach | Approximately five minutes’ walk |
| Nature | Hodbarrow Nature Reserve beside the lake |
| Best for | Families, couples, dogs and watersports holidays |
Accommodation grade, bathroom layout, dog acceptance and lake views depend on the holiday home selected. Watersports operate through separately booked sessions.
Why is Port Haverigg Marina Village a Great Holiday Park?
• Holiday homes arranged around a 200-acre freshwater lake
• Two-bedroom caravans and lodge accommodation sleeping four
• Selected dog-friendly caravans accepting up to two dogs
• Accessible two-bedroom caravan within the current range
• Wakeboarding, paddleboarding and an inflatable aqua park
• Ski Bar and restaurant overlooking the lake
• Haverigg Beach approximately five minutes’ walk away
• Direct access to the landscape around Hodbarrow Nature Reserve
FAQs About Port Haverigg Marina Village
What accommodation is available at Port Haverigg?
The current park-operated booking range includes two-bedroom caravans and a wider two-bedroom lodge. Each sleeps up to four guests and has a double bedroom, twin bedroom, kitchen and open-plan living area.
Are dogs welcome at Port Haverigg Marina Village?
Up to two dogs are welcome in selected two-bedroom caravans. Visitors must choose accommodation specifically identified as pet friendly when booking.
Is accessible accommodation available?
A two-bedroom accessible caravan sleeping four is included within the current booking range. It also accepts up to two dogs.
What watersports are available?
Bookable activities include cable wakeboarding, beginner wakeboarding lessons, stand-up paddleboard hire and sessions on The Lakes Aqua Park. Wetsuits, buoyancy equipment and activity equipment are included with current sessions.
Is there somewhere to eat at Port Haverigg?
The Ski Bar is located beside the lake and serves food and drinks. Its service times vary during the year and around the watersports season.
How close is Port Haverigg to the beach?
Haverigg Beach is approximately five minutes’ walk from the holiday village. The beach has an extensive sandy shoreline, dunes and views across the Duddon Estuary.
Accommodation at Port Haverigg Marina Village
The current holiday accommodation consists of two-bedroom caravans and a two-bedroom lodge sleeping up to four guests. These choices provide self-catering accommodation for couples and smaller families visiting the Cumbrian coast.
Every current holiday home has a main double bedroom and a twin bedroom. The shared living space combines the lounge, kitchen and dining area, providing room for meals and time together during the stay.
Current kitchens include a microwave and the main appliances and equipment required for self-catering. The lounge has comfortable seating and a flatscreen television with Freeview.
The standard caravan layouts have a shower room with a shower cubicle, washbasin and toilet. The wider lodge provides two bathrooms, giving families and friends additional space when preparing for the day.
Bed linen and duvets are included, and beds are prepared before arrival. Gas and electricity are also included with current bookings. Parking is provided within the park.
Selected caravan grades welcome up to two dogs. Pet-free caravan and lodge choices are also available for visitors booking without dogs.
An accessible two-bedroom caravan forms part of the current range. It sleeps four and provides the same main bedroom arrangement, open-plan living space and self-catering facilities as the other two-bedroom accommodation.
The wider Port Haverigg development contains additional privately managed caravans and lodges. These should remain clearly separated from the park-operated Hoseasons range and displayed only through identifiable owner advertisements.
Accommodation Choices at Port Haverigg
| Accommodation type | Main features | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Two-bedroom caravans | Double and twin bedrooms, kitchen and shower room | Couples and smaller families |
| Dog-friendly caravans | Two bedrooms with space for up to two dogs | Holidays with dogs |
| Pet-free caravans | Two-bedroom accommodation sleeping four | Visitors booking without pets |
| Accessible caravan | Two bedrooms and open-plan living accommodation | Guests seeking an accessible choice |
| Two-bedroom lodge | Wider accommodation with two bathrooms | Families and friends sharing |
Current park-operated accommodation sleeps four guests. Bed linen, utilities, television and onsite parking are included.
Park Facilities at Port Haverigg Marina Village
The 200-acre freshwater lake is the central feature at Port Haverigg Marina Village. Holiday homes are positioned around the water, and many parts of the park have views towards the lake, Hodbarrow and the surrounding Cumbrian landscape.
Port Haverigg WakePark operates a two-tower cable system for wakeboarding. Sessions are available for beginners and more experienced riders, with coaching and equipment included.
The Lakes Aqua Park is a floating inflatable course with slides, jumps, bridges, runways and climbing obstacles. Sessions are booked separately and include a wetsuit and life jacket.
Stand-up paddleboards can also be hired for sessions on the lake. Visitors can book paddleboard hire or day-launch arrangements through the watersports centre.
The Ski Bar overlooks the lake and provides meals, lighter food and drinks. Its position beside the watersports centre makes it convenient for visitors spending time around the lake.
Children can use the onsite play area, while the surrounding grassed areas and paths provide room for walks through the holiday village.
Reception provides arrival assistance and general park information. WiFi is available within the holiday village, with provision depending on the position and accommodation booked.
Hodbarrow Nature Reserve surrounds much of the lake. Its lagoon, grassland and wetland habitats are home to terns, ringed plovers, redshanks, oystercatchers and great crested grebes.
Main Facilities at Port Haverigg
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Freshwater lake | 200-acre waterside setting |
| WakePark | Cable wakeboarding and beginner coaching |
| Aqua park | Floating inflatable obstacle course |
| Paddleboarding | Board hire and bookable sessions |
| Ski Bar | Food and drinks overlooking the lake |
| Children’s play area | Outdoor play equipment |
| Reception | Arrival assistance and park information |
| WiFi | Available within the holiday village |
Watersports sessions carry an additional charge and should be booked directly with the activity provider. Opening dates and food service vary during the year.
Places to Visit Near Port Haverigg Marina Village
Haverigg Beach is approximately five minutes’ walk from Port Haverigg. The long beach has sand, dunes and extensive views across the Duddon Estuary. Dogs are welcome, although leads are requested near the adjoining nature reserve.
Hodbarrow Nature Reserve lies beside the park. The former iron-mining landscape is now a coastal lagoon and grassland reserve with walking routes and opportunities to see breeding terns, wading birds and great crested grebes.
Haverigg village is within walking distance and has pubs, food outlets and local services. The beachside area also has a large public adventure playground and places to buy refreshments.
Millom is approximately five to ten minutes away by car. The town has supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, pubs, takeaways and the Millom Heritage and Arts Centre.
Silecroft Beach is approximately 15 minutes from the park. Its sandy shoreline stretches for several miles beneath Black Combe and provides views along the Cumbrian coast.
Black Combe offers fell walking close to the sea. Routes to the summit provide wide views across the Duddon Estuary, Irish Sea and western Lake District.
Muncaster Castle is approximately 30 minutes away. Visitors can explore the castle, gardens, Hawk and Owl Centre and seasonal family attractions.
The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway is also approximately 30 minutes away. Its narrow-gauge trains travel for seven miles from Ravenglass through the Eskdale countryside to Dalegarth for Boot.
Nearby Beaches, Walks and Attractions
| Place to visit | Approximate journey | Why visit |
|---|---|---|
| Haverigg Beach | 5 minutes on foot | Sandy beach, dunes and coastal walking |
| Hodbarrow Nature Reserve | Beside the park | Lagoon walks, birdwatching and wildlife |
| Haverigg village | Within walking distance | Pubs, food and local services |
| Millom | 5 to 10 minutes | Shops, cafés, heritage centre and railway |
| Silecroft Beach | Approximately 15 minutes | Long sandy beach and fell views |
| Black Combe | Approximately 15 to 20 minutes | Fell walking and coastal panoramas |
| Muncaster Castle | Approximately 30 minutes | Castle, gardens and bird displays |
| Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway | Approximately 30 minutes | Heritage train journeys through Eskdale |
Journey times are approximate and can vary with traffic, weather and seasonal road conditions.
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