Why choose Millness Hill?
Millness Hill Park offers the perfect balance of peaceful countryside and easy access to some of Cumbria’s most celebrated destinations. Located just off J36 of the M6, near Crooklands and alongside the historic Lancaster Canal, the park is surrounded by beautiful fells, scenic walking routes and unspoilt landscapes.
From here, you’re within easy reach of the breathtaking shores of Lake Windermere, the charming seaside town of Grange-over-Sands, the Silverdale National Landscape, Morecambe Bay and the picturesque market town of Kirkby Lonsdale.
Crooklands
Sitting close to the Lancaster Canal, the Crooklands is a peaceful spot with plenty of opportunities to enjoy walking, cycling and the outdoors. The nearby Crooklands Hotel has been part of the local community for many years, offering a traditional place to eat, drink and within a 2 minute drive away from Millness. The Crooklands hotel is the perfect spot for a Sunday lunch.
Milnthorpe
Milnthorpe is a lovely market village in south Cumbria, close to the River Bela and surrounded by beautiful countryside. With its historic market square, traditional limestone buildings and independent shops, cafés and pubs, it has a real sense of local character. The village is also a great base for exploring the surrounding area, with Dallam Park, Arnside & Silverdale and the Lake District all within easy reach.
Arnside & Silverdale
Arnside is a historic village on the edge of Morecambe Bay, known for its independent shops and beautiful views across the Kent Estuary. Once a popular fishing village and seaside resort, Arnside still has plenty of character, with cafés, pubs and places to enjoy the views across the bay. It’s also surrounded by some fantastic countryside, with Arnside Knott and the Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape offering plenty of opportunities for walking, wildlife and enjoying the outdoors.
Beetham
Beetham is a small village in south Cumbria, surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the River Bela. Its traditional limestone cottages, old church and cobbled lanes give the village plenty of character, while the nearby Heron Corn Mill and famous Fairy Steps offer a glimpse into the area’s history. Beetham is a great place to enjoy the countryside, walking and the quieter side of Cumbria.
Kirkby Lonsdale
Kirkby Lonsdale is a historic market town in south Cumbria, sitting on the River Lune and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Its cobbled streets give it plenty of character, while landmarks such as the 12th-century Devil’s Bridge and the famous view from Ruskin’s View add to its charm. With the Yorkshire Dales on the doorstep and the Lake District just a short drive away, it’s a great place for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Kendal
Best known as the gateway to the Lake District, Kendal has a rich history, from its famous castle and medieval roots to its long connection with the wool and textile trade. With the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and surrounding countryside all within easy reach, it’s a popular base for walking, exploring and enjoying everything the area has to offer. Kendal also offers plenty of shopping opportunities, from well-known high street brands and independent retailers.
Crooklands
Sitting close to the Lancaster Canal, the Crooklands is a peaceful spot with plenty of opportunities to enjoy walking, cycling and the outdoors. The nearby Crooklands Hotel has been part of the local community for many years, offering a traditional place to eat, drink and within a 2 minute drive away from Millness. The Crooklands hotel is the perfect spot for a Sunday lunch.
Milnthorpe
Milnthorpe is a lovely market village in south Cumbria, close to the River Bela and surrounded by beautiful countryside. With its historic market square, traditional limestone buildings and independent shops, cafés and pubs, it has a real sense of local character. The village is also a great base for exploring the surrounding area, with Dallam Park, Arnside & Silverdale and the Lake District all within easy reach.
Arnside & Silverdale
Arnside is a historic village on the edge of Morecambe Bay, known for its independent shops and beautiful views across the Kent Estuary. Once a popular fishing village and seaside resort, Arnside still has plenty of character, with cafés, pubs and places to enjoy the views across the bay. It’s also surrounded by some fantastic countryside, with Arnside Knott and the Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape offering plenty of opportunities for walking, wildlife and enjoying the outdoors.
Beetham
Beetham is a small village in south Cumbria, surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the River Bela. Its traditional limestone cottages, old church and cobbled lanes give the village plenty of character, while the nearby Heron Corn Mill and famous Fairy Steps offer a glimpse into the area’s history. Beetham is a great place to enjoy the countryside, walking and the quieter side of Cumbria.
Kirkby Lonsdale
Kirkby Lonsdale is a historic market town in south Cumbria, sitting on the River Lune and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Its cobbled streets give it plenty of character, while landmarks such as the 12th-century Devil’s Bridge and the famous view from Ruskin’s View add to its charm. With the Yorkshire Dales on the doorstep and the Lake District just a short drive away, it’s a great place for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Kendal
Best known as the gateway to the Lake District, Kendal has a rich history, from its famous castle and medieval roots to its long connection with the wool and textile trade. With the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and surrounding countryside all within easy reach, it’s a popular base for walking, exploring and enjoying everything the area has to offer. Kendal also offers plenty of shopping opportunities, from well-known high street brands and independent retailers.
Crooklands
Sitting close to the Lancaster Canal, the Crooklands is a peaceful spot with plenty of opportunities to enjoy walking, cycling and the outdoors. The nearby Crooklands Hotel has been part of the local community for many years, offering a traditional place to eat, drink and within a 2 minute drive away from Millness. The Crooklands hotel is the perfect spot for a Sunday lunch.
Milnthorpe
Milnthorpe is a lovely market village in south Cumbria, close to the River Bela and surrounded by beautiful countryside. With its historic market square, traditional limestone buildings and independent shops, cafés and pubs, it has a real sense of local character. The village is also a great base for exploring the surrounding area, with Dallam Park, Arnside & Silverdale and the Lake District all within easy reach.
Arnside & Silverdale
Arnside is a historic village on the edge of Morecambe Bay, known for its independent shops and beautiful views across the Kent Estuary. Once a popular fishing village and seaside resort, Arnside still has plenty of character, with cafés, pubs and places to enjoy the views across the bay. It’s also surrounded by some fantastic countryside, with Arnside Knott and the Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape offering plenty of opportunities for walking, wildlife and enjoying the outdoors.
Beetham
Beetham is a small village in south Cumbria, surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the River Bela. Its traditional limestone cottages, old church and cobbled lanes give the village plenty of character, while the nearby Heron Corn Mill and famous Fairy Steps offer a glimpse into the area’s history. Beetham is a great place to enjoy the countryside, walking and the quieter side of Cumbria.
Kirkby Lonsdale
Kirkby Lonsdale is a historic market town in south Cumbria, sitting on the River Lune and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Its cobbled streets give it plenty of character, while landmarks such as the 12th-century Devil’s Bridge and the famous view from Ruskin’s View add to its charm. With the Yorkshire Dales on the doorstep and the Lake District just a short drive away, it’s a great place for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Kendal
Best known as the gateway to the Lake District, Kendal has a rich history, from its famous castle and medieval roots to its long connection with the wool and textile trade. With the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and surrounding countryside all within easy reach, it’s a popular base for walking, exploring and enjoying everything the area has to offer. Kendal also offers plenty of shopping opportunities, from well-known high street brands and independent retailers.
