Little Lakes Holiday Park is hidden away in wooded countryside close by the Golf Club. It comprises nearly 150 acres of Oak Forest, once part of the mighty Wyre Forest, and open parkland and lies in the valley of the Gladder Brook, a designated Site of Special Environmental Interest.

The Park has been owned by the same family for four generations and they still farm in the local area. Although now put to a very different use, the land is still looked after in traditional ways. The Oak wood is constantly managed to promote healthy new growth and the wildflowers on the edges of the Golf Course testify to the meadows that were there before.

This varied environment enables the Park to offer a wide variety of Holiday Plots, from a re-claimed Orchard, to leafy wooded seclusion, to sunny open meadow. Park Members and Golfers are always surrounded by a rich diversity of wildlife - from deer on the course, to Buzzards overhead, to Bluebells in the brooks.

To fully appreciate the Holiday Park and its landscape why not come and see for yourself how beautifully situated we are. In the meantime, please click on the link to the Park website below for a little taste of life on the Park