Greendales Caravan Park is a caravan park on Carr Lane at Middleton village, near Heysham and Morecambe, and it is mainly an owners' park rather than a place to turn up and pitch up for a weekend. Greendales sells annual pitch licences to people who keep their own static caravan on site: the standard licence runs a ten and a half month season starting on 1 November, the park closes fully between 2 January and the second Friday in February, and a full twelve month licence is available at extra cost. That makes it a poor fit if you want a one night stop. The touring side is a separate matter: Greendales has taken over the neighbouring Middleton Touring Park on the same lane, and at the time of writing that park has only a holding page, with reception on 01524 851915 handling all enquiries for it. Greendales also stores a limited number of touring caravans in a secure locked area on the park. The site is about 9 miles from junction 34 of the M6, roughly 20 minutes' drive, which puts Morecambe, Heysham and the Isle of Man ferry port close by, and Middleton Sands is the nearest stretch of coast. The park office is open seven days, 9am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 4pm at weekends. Ring for current pitch fees, because the figures published on the park's own website are years out of date.
Greendales Caravan Park And Sands Touring Park LA3 3LH
Good to know
Can you book a touring pitch at Greendales?
No, not through the main Greendales site, which deals with annual caravan licences. Greendales has taken over the neighbouring Middleton Touring Park on Carr Lane, but that park currently has only a temporary holding page with no published pitch types or prices. Ring reception on 01524 851915 for touring enquiries.
What kind of park is Greendales?
Greendales is largely an owners' park. It sells annual pitch licences to people who keep their own static caravan on site rather than nightly stays, so it suits caravan owners looking for a season rather than campers wanting a weekend. The park also now runs the adjoining Middleton Touring Park.
When is Greendales open?
The standard licence runs a ten and a half month season starting on 1 November. The park closes fully between 2 January and the second Friday in February, apart from day visits to inspect caravans. A full twelve month licence is available at extra cost for owners who want year round access.
Where is Greendales and how do I get there?
Greendales is on Carr Lane at Middleton village near Heysham, postcode LA3 3LH. It is about 9 miles from junction 34 of the M6 and the park says the drive takes roughly 20 minutes. Morecambe, Heysham and the Isle of Man ferry port are all close, and Middleton Sands is the nearest coast.
Can I store a touring caravan at Greendales?
Yes, Greendales stores a limited number of touring caravans in a secure locked area on the park. Spaces are limited, so contact the park on 01524 851915 or by email to ask about availability and current storage charges rather than turning up and expecting a space.
How much does Greendales cost?
Ring the park. Greendales publishes pitch fees on its own website, but the figures shown are from the 2014/15 season and the site itself tells you to email or call for current fees. The office is open seven days, 9am to 5pm on weekdays and 10am to 4pm at weekends and bank holidays.
Things to do nearby
Beach nearby
Bike hire
Boat launch or mooring
Evening entertainment
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
Tennis
Watersports
Wild swimming
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