Overview of Regent Bay Holiday Park

Regent Bay Holiday Park is situated just a five minute walk from the popular seaside town of Morecambe. This holiday park is perfect for families and friends who would like to base themselves at a traditional English seaside location where you can explore the beautiful surrounding areas of Arnside and Silverdale. Morecambe has a five-mile promenade where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll whilst enjoying stunning coastal views, view our full Morecambe caravan park listings here.

Regent Bay Holiday Park has an indoor heated swimming pool where children can enjoy splashing around and fun water based activities. The sauna is a welcomed facility by adults who want to sit back and relax during their holiday. This holiday park offers great facilities and is within a prime holiday location where you can make great holiday memories.

There is a huge variety of caravan accommodation for you to choose from when you stay at Regent Bay Holiday Park. You can choose from two or three bedroom caravan that can sleep up to eight guests. Dog friendly caravans are available subject to availability. 

Caravans at Regent Bay Holiday Park

Regent Bay Holiday Park has a wide selection of caravans for you to choose from with a selection of dog friendly options. All of the caravans are tastefully decorated, have fully equipped kitchens, open plan living area, central heating and double-glazing. Each caravan will have different layouts and the option for additional features, which could include extra wide, ensuite, additional toilet or a veranda. 

Park Facilities at Regent Bay Holiday Park

The indoor heated swimming pool at Regent Bay Holiday Park is great fun for children and adults who want to swim leisurely lengths or have fun splashing around in the water. There is a sauna where adults can peacefully, sit back and relax. The multi-use sports court is a great space where children can make friends and enjoy fun games such as football, basketball and tennis. Younger children will love the adventure playground, here they can run around and burn off all of their excess energy. The amusement arcade is perfect for children and adults to play traditional and modern style arcade games.

The entertainment programme at Regent Bay Holiday Park is fun and varied. Head to the Showbar after your evening meal and you can enjoy some great family friendly entertainment including live shows, music performances and bingo. The kids club is perfect for younger children to make new friends and explore fun activities, they will love meeting the Parkdean mascots as well.

The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant is the onsite restaurant at Regent Bay Holiday Park, here you can enjoy delicious meals with family and friends. There is Costa Coffee Express machine onsite allowing you to grab a delicious coffee on the go before you start your day of activities.

Places to Visit Near Regent Bay Holiday Park

Morecombe’s seafront is just a short walk from Regent Bay Holiday Park, you can enjoy the beach and all of the traditional seaside activities. There are plenty of fish and chip restaurants and Ice cream parlours along the promenade making it a great choice for lunch.

The Lakeland Wildlife Oasis is the perfect family friendly day out, if you and your family love animals. Located less than a twenty-minute drive from this holiday park, you can explore this zoo is home to over 100 species of mammals, birds, reptiles etc.  Here they offer many great experiences where you have the opportunity to meet the animals up close and personal.

If you or any of your family members love history, then a day out at Lancaster Castle is a must. Lancaster Castle is located approximately 20 minutes away from Regent Bay Holiday Park. Lancaster Castle’s origins date back nearly 1,000 years and this Grade 1 listed building occupies a city centre, hilltop location. This castle is full of character and intrigue, with many dark stories of persecution, punishment and execution. You can take part in organised castle tours where you will discover that the majority of Lancaster Castle’s history is associated with crime and punishment, therefore many of the tales will include reference to many types of punishment including hanging.