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Licensed Caravan Sites in Lancaster City Council District Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Licensed Caravan Sites in Lancaster City Council District The City Council have a responsibility for the licensing and enforcement of the maintenance of standards on the sites below. This is done through a programme of inspection visits and the site owner must ensure that the site meets certain minimal standards in order to fulfil their license conditions. Below is a list of licensed sites within the Lancaster City Council boundaries, please note, this will not include gypsy/traveller designated licensed sites as no-one other than gypsy/travellers may use these sites. For information on gypsy/traveller only designated sites, please contact Environmental Health Services on 01524 582935 or [email protected] Page 1 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Key Residential R Static Holiday SH Touring T Camping CP Pods Morecambe / Lancaster R SH T or CP Name & Address of Site Barton Mobile Home Park 30R 4T The Bungalow Westgate Morecambe LA3 3BA Broadfields Caravan Park 29R 276 Oxcliffe Road Heaton With Oxcliffe Morecambe LA3 3EH The Bungalow Camp Site 31SH 272 Oxcliffe Road Heaton With Oxcliffe Morecambe LA3 3EH Glen Caravan Park 66SH 4T Westgate Morecambe LA3 3NR Regent Leisure Park 495SH 40T Westgate Morecambe LA3 3DF Oxcliffe New Farm 23R 8SH Oxcliffe Road Heysham Stud Farm Caravan Site 42R 53SH Oxcliffe Stud Farm Oxcliffe Road Morecambe LA3 3EQ Page 2 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Summerville Caravan Park 34SH 82 Acre Moss Lane Morecambe LA4 4NB Sunnyside Caravan Site 20T 270 Oxcliffe Road Heaton With Oxcliffe Morecambe LA3 3EJ Venture Caravan Park 44R 260SH 56T Site Office Westgate Morecambe LA4 4TQ Wayside 5R 298 Oxcliffe Road Heaton With Oxcliffe Morecambe LA3 3EJ Westcliffe Drive Caravan Site 58R Westcliffe Drive Morecambe LA3 3NP Westgate Caravan Park 307SH Westgate Morecambe LA3 3DE Mr T K Hanley 10R 246 Oxcliffe Road Morecambe LA3 3EQ Glen Tarn 23SH Blea Tarn Rd Lancaster LA2 0RD 179 Main Street 3R Lancaster LA1 2DD Page 3 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Heysham / Middleton / Overton Alderley Bank Caravan Site 12SH Alderley Bank Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LL Bell-Aire Park Homes 75R Middleton Road Morecambe LA3 2SF Broadgate Foot Caravan Park 42R Middleton Road Middleton LA3 3JJ Greendales Farm 18SH 24T Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LH Greendales Leisure Park 160SH Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LH Hawthorne Park 94SH Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LL Melbreak Caravan Site 2SH 40T Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LH Middleton Brows Farm 7SH Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LL Page 4 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH New Brow Farm 5SH Carr Lane Middleton LA3 3LL The Sands 28T Carr Lane Middleton LA3 3LH Ocean Edge Caravan Park 793SH Moneyclose Lane Morecambe LA3 2XA Old Trafford Caravan Park 30R Middleton Road Middleton LA3 3JJ Shorefield Caravan Site 130SH 38T Middleton Sands Carr Lane Middleton Morecambe LA3 3LL Riverside Caravan Park 75SH 50T Lancaster Rd Snatchems LA3 3ER Golden Ball Camping Pods 3CP Golden Ball Hotel Snatchems Heaton-with-Oxcliffe Page 5 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Other Rural Areas Arkholme Redwell Caravan Park 24SH Arkholme Carnforth LA6 1AP Redwell Fisheries 17T Arkholme Carnforth LA6 1BQ Bay Horse Wyreside Lakes Fishery 80T Sunnyside Farm Bay Horse Bolton Le Sands Bay View Caravan Park 118SH 198T Main Road Bolton Le Sands Carnforth LA5 8DU Morecambe Lodge Caravan Site 186SH 25T Pasture Lane Bolton Le Sands Carnforth LA5 8LP Red Bank Farm Caravan Site 30SH 8T Red Bank Farm The Shore Bolton Le Sands Carnforth LA5 8JR Sandside Caravan & Camping Park 35SH 70T The Shore Bolton Le Sands Carnforth LA5 8JS Capernwray The Glade 83SH 37T Capernwray Carnforth LA6 1AE Page 6 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Castle View Caravan Park 131SH Capernwray Carnforth LA6 1AD New England Caravan Park 197SH Capernwray Carnforth LA6 1AD Old Hall Caravan Park 264SH 38T Capernwray Carnforth LA6 1AD Carnforth Bowling Green Mobile Home Park 12R Lancaster Road Carnforth LA5 9DN Craigholme Caravan Park 15R Crag Bank Road Carnforth LA5 9JH Hunting Hill Caravan Park 22R Crag Bank Carnforth LA5 9JP Marsh House Farm 30SH 100T Crag Bank Road Carnforth LA5 9JA Netherbeck Holiday Home Park 45SH North Road Carnforth LA5 9NG North Side Caravan Park 87SH North Road Carnforth LA5 9NG Red Court Caravan Park (upper) 3R 3SH Lancaster Road Carnforth LA5 9EE Page 7 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Red Court Caravan Park (lower) 11 SH Lancaster Road Carnforth LA5 9EE South Lakeland Leisure Village 258SH Dock Acres Carnforth LA5 9RN Pure Leisure Ltd 15SH 5T The Villa Dock Acres Carnforth LA6 1JZ Caton Crook O Lune Caravan Park 180SH Crook O Lune Caton LA2 9HP New Parkside Caravan Park 16SH 40T Denny Beck Lancaster LA2 9HH Cockerham Bank House Farm 15SH Cockerham Lancaster LA2 0AZ Cockerham Sands Caravan Park 282SH Cockerham Lancaster LA2 0BB Black Knights Parchute Centre 5SH Pattys Farm Cockerham Bank End Caravan Park 52SH Hillam Lane Cockerham Lancaster LA2 0DY Page 8 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Cockerside Caravan Park 46SH Bank End Caravan SIte Hillam Lane Cockerham Lancaster LA2 0DY Moss Wood Caravan Park 168SH 27T Crimbles Lane Cockerham Lancaster LA2 0ES Near Moss Farm Caravan Site 15SH 63T Gulf Lane Cockerham LA2 0ER Cowan Bridge New House Farm 50T Cowan Bridge Carnforth LA6 2HR Ellel Welby Cragg Caravan SIte 5SH Ellel Lancaster LA2 0QB Galgate Laundsfield Caravan Site 20T Stoney Lane Galgate Lancaster LA2 0JZ Glasson Dock Glasson Dock Marina 2SH Glasson Basin Glasson Dock Lancaster LA2 0AW Marina Park 133SH Glasson Dock Lancaster LA2 0BP Page 9 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Old Glasson Farm 73SH Glasson Dock Lancaster LA2 0AU Glasson Sailing Club 4T Fishnet Point Glasson Dock Halton Lune View Caravan Park 21R (Greyhound) 21R Station Road Halton LA2 6LH Laverick Hall 10T Halton LA2 6PH Hest Bank Shorefield Caravan Park 14SH The Shore Hest Bank Lancaster LA2 6HW Ireby Ireby Green 34T Burton in Lonsdale Road Ireby LA6 2JH Nether Kellet The Hawthorns Caravan Park 129SH Nether Kellet Carnforth LA6 1EA Page 10 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Meadow View Caravan Park 58SH Intack Farm Nether Kellet Carnforth LA6 1HB Over Wyresdale Castle O Trim 3R Proctor Moss Road Over Wyresdale Priest Hutton Low Greenlands Farm 14T Burton Road Priest Hutton LA6 1JQ Silverdale Bottoms Farm 15SH Bottoms Lane Silverdale Carnforth LA5 0TN Clarence House Farm Caravans 2SH Stankelt Road Silverdale Carnforth LA5 0TN Gibraltar Farm 60T Silverdale Carnforth LA5 0UA Old Waterslack Farm 4SH Silverdale Carnforth LA5 0UH Slyne Croftlands Caravan Park 15T Croftlands Main Road Slyne Lancaster LA2 6AU Page 11 of 12 Version: 1.4 Revision Date & Author: Sep 2015 / JLH Slyne Caravan Park 83SH Bottomdale Road Slyne Lancaster LA2 6BG Tewitfield Gatelands Caravan Site 52T Tewitfield Carnforth LA6 1JH Warton Scout Cragg Caravan Park 145SH Silverdale Road Warton Carnforth LA5 9RY Wennington Box Tree Farm 10CP Ravensclose Rd Wennington LA2 8PA Page 12 of 12 .
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