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Old Hall Caravan Park

Carnforth, Lancashire
Carnforth, Lancashire · LA6 1AD
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Family friendly
Accessible facilities

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
A family-friendly site
Accessible facilities available
Playground for younger campers

About this site

Old Hall Caravan Park is a touring and holiday home park set in 70 acres of private woodland at Capernwray, near Carnforth, and was named the AA's Campsite of the Year for North West England 2025/26. Capernwray is a quiet hamlet roughly two miles from Carnforth, where you will find Booths, Tesco, Co-op and Aldi, with the M6 a couple of miles away, Lancaster about seven miles south and Kirkby Lonsdale about seven miles north east, so the southern Lakes and the Yorkshire Dales are both an easy morning's drive. Touring pitches are hardstanding with 16 amp electric hook up and a TV connection, and the centrally heated block has free showers and hairdryers, a disabled and family room, dishwashing and chemical disposal. Old Hall takes caravans and motorhomes only, with no tents at all, and touring caravans must be under 15 years old when they first come onto the park, so older vans and tent campers need another site near Carnforth. The 70 acres are the real draw: there are designated woodland walks where dogs can come off the lead, along with a fenced children's play area and a security barrier at the entrance. Barbecues are fine, but open fires and fire pits are banned anywhere on the park. Short stay touring runs from 1 March to 1 December at £40 a night including electric.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Families welcome
Accessible facilities
Playground
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Pitches & prices

Caravans
from £40 / night
Motorhomes
from £40 / night

Where you'll be

Old Hall Caravan Park
LA6 1AD

Good to know

Are dogs allowed at Old Hall Caravan Park?
Yes, dogs are welcome. They must be kept on a lead around the site itself, but they can be exercised off the lead in the park's 70 acres of woodland walks, which is unusual and genuinely useful. Fouling must be cleared and disposed of properly. There is also a canal nearby with several local walks.
Can you have a campfire at Old Hall Caravan Park?
No, open fires and fire pits are not permitted anywhere on the park. Barbecues are allowed, so you can still cook outside. The park holds a Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award for looking after the natural environment across its 70 acres of woodland, which the fire rules are part of protecting.
When is Old Hall Caravan Park open?
Short stay touring pitches are available from 1 March to 1 December, and seasonal tourers and static holiday homes run from 1 March to 10 January. The park is not open all year: it closes from January through to early March each year for essential maintenance and groundskeeping.
How much is a touring pitch at Old Hall Caravan Park?
Short stay touring is £40 a night for 2026, which includes electric and use of the facilities. A full season pitch from 1 March 2026 to 10 January 2027 is £3,685, and an extended season pitch is £3,485. Contact the park office directly to check availability and reserve.
Does Old Hall Caravan Park take tents?
No, Old Hall is a caravan park and does not take tents. It offers touring pitches for caravans and motorhomes, plus static holiday homes for sale. Touring caravans must also be no more than 15 years old when they first arrive on the park, so check the age of your van before booking.
What amp are the electric hook ups?
All tourer hook-ups are 16 amp. Statics are currently a mixture of 16 and 32 amp as the park gradually upgrades them. Pitches are hardstanding and also have a TV connection, and there is site wide Wi-Fi, a launderette and a public telephone kiosk. Calor gas bottles are sold at the site office.

Things to do nearby

Fishing
Golf
Indoor pool
Watersports

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