Brockwood Hall Lodges
- Address Nr. Millom, Cumbria
- Telephone 0844 847 1188
- BookingBook Online
How to get there
Exit the M6 at junction 36 (A590).
After 1.5 miles exit dual carriageway signposted Barrow.
Follow road for approximately 18 miles exit right signposted Greenodd, Millom.
Follow road for approximately 15 miles (A595). Approach fork in the road (left to Millom) but continue straight on and pick up signs for Brockwood Hall.
You are 1 mile away, follow signs for Brockwood Hall, exit left on farm road, resort entrance is at the top of the hill on the left.
- Details
- Reviews
- Features
- 32 Log homes (for rent)
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Children's play area
- Sauna
- Pets allowed
- Parking
- Family park
- Wireless internet
- Swimming pool (indoor)
Owner's Description
Nestling deep in the spectacular Whicham Valley, surrounded by protected ancient woodland and overlooked by Blackcombe mountain, Brockwood Hall commands stunning views and offers a perfect base for relaxing in the beautiful doorstep of the Lakes and the Irish Sea.
Wonderful walking, Lake Windermere, the sandy beaches of Haverigg and numerous attractions to suit all tastes are all close at hand
From the head of the Whicham Valley and overlooked by the magnificent Black Combe Fell, it is just a few minutes from two of England's most beautiful beaches and towns which have remained unchanged for a hundred years.
After a day out touring or walking the fells, what could be better than the home-from-home comfort of your own Norwegian Lodge set in mature woodland and gardens. Each Lodge is fully equipped for your self-catering requirements and has excellent heat insulation. There are 5 styles to choose from, sleeping between 2 and 8 guests, some of which have integrated saunas.
Our Club Lodges have seen recent extension and improvements and show our development intentions for the Resort in the coming months and years. They have state of the art furnishings and equipment, and can be viewed subject to availability.
These details were last updated on Friday 12 November 2010
