You’ll find our holiday lodges in Cumbria nestled in the picturesque seaside town of Silloth — the perfect base for exploring some of the best walks Cumbria has to offer.
One of the benefits of owning a caravan holiday home is the freedom. Take a mindful walk, soak in the views, and return to your supportive holiday home community at Eden Parks.
From gentle strolls with panoramic views to more challenging hikes or something in between, our guide highlights the top walks in Cumbria — all within driving distance of our seaside caravan park.
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Local Walks Near Seacote Caravan Park
1. Silloth Promenade Coast Walk
Walk Distance: 2 miles | Difficulty: Easy
Our Silloth holiday park overlooks the beautiful coastline of Silloth, with a stunning view of the Irish Sea. Our holiday homes are located on the door step of some of the best coastal walking routes, including our local promenade. Along the way, see if you can spot the area’s nesting seabirds and many walkers’ favourite sculpture, ‘Big Fella’ as it is known by locals.
A must-do coastal walk for nature lovers and those wanting an easy yet satisfying stretch of the legs.
2. Silloth and Grune Point Loop
Walk Distance: 5 miles | Difficulty: Intermediate
Calling all nature lovers, this walk is the one for you. Walk to Grune Point, keeping an eye out for rare plants, picturesque sand dunes, and a whole host of coastal birds along this walking route. Known as an area of outstanding natural beauty, it is also home to one of the UK’s most endangered species, the Natterjack toad.
Feel relaxed and refreshed after the perfect coastal walk right on the door step of your holiday home at Seacote.
Top Walks in Cumbria a Drive Away from Seacote
3. Cumbria Way
Walk Distance: Various | Difficulty: Easy to Challenging
The full Cumbria Way walk stretches 70 miles from Ulverston to Carlisle. However, some sections are accessible just over 30 minutes drive away from Seacotes Caravan Park
The closest starting point is the trail at Caldbeck, which offers a gentle introduction to walking the Cumbria Way — perfect for beginners. This section is known for its picturesque treescapes and woodlands, making it one of the best Lake District walks for all abilities.
The best part about The Cumbria Way walk is that you can make it as easy or challenging as you wish.
4. Ennerdale Water Walk
Walk Distance: 6.5 miles | Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Just over an hour’s drive from Seacote Caravan Park, you’ll find one of the best family walks in the Lake District, circling the serene Ennerdale Water.
Its flat paths make it one of the easy Lake District walks and a great option for pram-friendly walks. This route is also one of the most popular dog walks in Cumbria.
Remember to enjoy the tranquillity of this route while soaking up stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
5. Stanley Ghyll Waterwall Walk
Walk Distance: 2.5 miles | Difficulty: Easy
If you’re searching for waterfall walks in the Lake District, Stanley Ghyll in Eskdale is not a walking route to be missed. This short yet rewarding route is surrounded by lush woodland and finishes at a breathtaking 60-foot waterfall.
Located a 1 hour 30 minute drive from Seacote Caravan Park, it’s ideal for a family day out or some peaceful time in nature.
6. Muncaster Fell
Walk Distance: 5 miles | Difficulty: Moderate
The trek up Muncaster Fell is a fantastic choice for sweeping views of the South Western Lake District. With trails starting near Ravenglass, this walking route offers the perfect mix of woodland and panoramic views.
It’s also a wonderful spot if you enjoy birdwatching and perfect if you prefer short walks in the Lake District.
7. Keswick to Castlerigg Stone Circle
Walk Distance: 3 miles | Difficulty: Easy
A flat and accessible walk, this route combines the charm of Keswick’s market town with the enchanting allure of the Castlerigg Stone Circle. Well worth the 55-minute drive from our Seacote Caravan Park.
As one of the most accessible and child-friendly walks in the Lake District, this walking route offers something for everybody in your family or friendship group.
8. Whinlatter Forest Park
Walk Distance: Various | Difficulty: Easy to Challenging
Located just under an hour from Seacote Holiday Park, Whinlatter Forest is a haven for forest walks in the Lake District. Choose from a variety of trails suited to all fitness levels, from short, accessible routes to more challenging up-hill hikes.
It’s also dog-friendly, making it a top pick for dog walks in the Lake District.
9. Dent Fell
Walk Distance: 3.5 miles | Difficulty: Moderate
Located close to Egremont (about an hour’s journey from Seacoate), Dent Fell’s walk offers a gentle climb with rewarding views of the coast and surrounding countryside.
It’s a great Lake District walk if you fancy a shorter adventure, blending the beauty of mountain walks in the Lake District with the convenience of a very nearby starting point.
10. Wasdale Head to Wast Water
Walk Distance: Various | Difficulty: Easy to Challenging
Wast Water is England’s deepest lake, so it’s definitely a must-visit for any walking enthusiast.
Whether you’re seeking 2-hour walks in the Lake District or something longer, the routes around Wastwater offer stunning views of the Screes and Scafell Pike. You can easily adapt the walk to your activity level and duration.
Your starting point — Wasdale Head — less than a two hour journey away from your holiday home at Seacote, the spectacular scenery is absolutely worth it.
11. Hadrian’s Wall
Walk Distance: Flexible routes | Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Just an hour’s drive from Seacote, the iconic Hadrian’s Wall offers a unique day out combining scenic walks with fascinating history. Stretching for 73 miles coast to coast, this UNESCO World Heritage Site allows you to explore rolling countryside while following in the footsteps of Roman soldiers.
Built in 122 AD under Emperor Hadrian, the wall once marked the north-west frontier of the Roman Empire. Today, you can still see well-preserved forts like Birdoswald, Housesteads, and Chesters, along with milecastles and ancient artefacts that bring the past to life.
Whether you’re looking for a gentle stroll, a longer hike, or simply breathtaking views across Cumbria and Northumberland, Hadrian’s Wall offers a flexible and rewarding experience for all.
Fancy having Lake District walking routes on your doorstep?
With such a wide variety of walks in Cumbria, Seacote Caravan Park is the ideal location for your holiday home and exploring the Lake District’s great outdoors. There truly is a walking route for everyone here, whether you experience them for yourself or as something to do when friends and family visit.
Make Seacote Caravan Park your home away from home with Eden Parks. Download our brochure to explore our holiday lodges for sale in Cumbria, or read our helpful Buyer’s Guide to learn more about owning a static holiday home.
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