Solway is a dog-friendly holiday park, so if you want to bring your furry friend along with you, then it’s great to know about pet-friendly places and days out so your pooch can enjoy their holidays too. Bowness On Solway – (32-minute drive) A quieter part of Cumbria, perfect for any anxious dogs. Visit Hadrian’s … Read more

If there’s one thing better than a great walk, it’s a great walk with a great pub meal or pint at the end of it! The beautiful area of North Cumbria has no shortage of stunning walking routes and charming country pubs. We want you to get the most out of your stay with us … Read more

Located on the Cumbrian coast, Solway Holiday Park is the ideal gateway to the Lake District and lies within a stone’s throw from some of the most iconic sites in the country. From its vast mountain ranges, including England’s tallest peak, Scafell Pike to the historic town of Windermere – one of the most impressive … Read more

We’re proud to offer a fantastic selection of activities on-site at Solway Holiday Park, from Axe Throwing to Zorbing, not forgetting the jewel in the crown, our incredible Birds of Prey experience. It makes for such an effortless break knowing there’s always something fun for kids to do – and plenty for big kids too, … Read more

What is Solfest? Solfest is Cumbria’s longest-running outdoor music festival. It’s been going since 2003, so the organisers know a thing or two about putting on a good shindig! Award-winning and family-friendly, Solfest offers an eclectic mix of music, art and more and prides itself on offering something for everyone. Where is it? Solfest is … Read more

At Solway, it’s not just non-stop fun for kids at our holiday park – there are great days out all over the place! We’ve pulled together our favourites so you can plan your stay and make sure the young’uns have the time of their lives. BEST FOR Fresh Air and Fun! Watchtree Nature Reserve 28-minute … Read more

Did you know that the Lake District is the largest national park in England? It comprises of 912 square miles of high mountains, lakes, rivers, and coastline.  With all that space, there’s got to be some spectacular walking routes, right? Right indeed, and below we’ve collated some of our favourites for you.  1. Tarn Hows … Read more