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Situated just north of Carlisle and within easy reach of the motorways to Scotland and the South, Green Meadows Country Park offers the ideal place to live and relax in tranquil and secure surroundings, in one of our new luxury lodges.
Close to local shops, amenities and entertainments, you can be sure to find what you need without the need to travel far, with great transport links into Carlisle and to surrounding areas. Green Meadows Country Park is the ideal base to explore the Roman Wall or travel into the Northumberland National Park, The Lake District and the Scottish Borders from one central location at your own pace, in your own time.
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Enjoy our 8 Acre Meadow View
Green Meadows Country Park is a family-owned location, set in the stunning outskirts of Carlisle, Cumbria. Offering a stunning view of over 8 acres of meadow, the park offers the perfect location for those who want to get away from it all, yet still have easy access to local amenties and leisure activities.
Explore the Lake District with only a few minutes driving to find J44 of the M6, leading to many other attractions as well as local history including a large cathedral, castle and numerous Roman sites which are all just a short drive away.
Enjoy our 8 Acre Meadow View
Green Meadows Country Park is a family-owned location, set in the stunning outskirts of Carlisle, Cumbria. Offering a stunning view of over 8 acres of meadow, the park offers the perfect location for those who want to get away from it all, yet still have easy access to local amenties and leisure activities.
Explore the Lake District with only a few minutes driving to find J44 of the M6, leading to many other attractions as well as local history including a large cathedral, castle and numerous Roman sites which are all just a short drive away.
All year round hospitality
Green Meadows Country Park is open for 12 months of the year, for touring and holiday homes so visitors can enjoy the park all year round. On-site Superfast Broadband ensures you are always connected without limit.
A number of local pubs and restaurants serve delicious, locally sourced food and a wide selection of drinks. Whether you prefer to cook in the comfort of your own lodge, or relax and let someone else do the work for you, our country park is set in the perfect location.
As a pet friendly country park, your best friend can join you and make the most of our large grounds.
All year round hospitality
Green Meadows Country Park is open for 12 months of the year, for touring and holiday homes so visitors can enjoy the park all year round. On-site Superfast Broadband ensures you are always connected without limit.
A number of local pubs and restaurants serve delicious, locally sourced food and a wide selection of drinks. Whether you prefer to cook in the comfort of your own lodge, or relax and let someone else do the work for you, our country park is set in the perfect location.
As a pet friendly country park, your best friend can join you and make the most of our large grounds.
Our History
Green Meadows Country Park in Carlisle has over 54 years of history dating back to the 1960's when it was originally breeding kennels for the Dandie Dinmont Terrier.
The breed originates from the dogs being used in the border country of Scotland and England. During the 1600s, they were used for hunting badgers and otters.
Whilst their ultimate origin remains unknown, dogs owned by the Allans of Holystone, Northumberland in the early 1700s are thought to have been involved in their early origins.
These dogs may have been a type of Border Terrier, although other theories exist including the idea that they are a cross between Scottish Terriers and Skye Terriers.
With a change of ownership 'back in the day', the kennels were demolished, making way for what is now a relaxing and lush site for our luxury lodges.
Our History
Green Meadows Country Park in Carlisle has over 54 years of history dating back to the 1960's when it was originally breeding kennels for the Dandie Dinmont Terrier.
The breed originates from the dogs being used in the border country of Scotland and England. During the 1600s, they were used for hunting badgers and otters.
Whilst their ultimate origin remains unknown, dogs owned by the Allans of Holystone, Northumberland in the early 1700s are thought to have been involved in their early origins.
These dogs may have been a type of Border Terrier, although other theories exist including the idea that they are a cross between Scottish Terriers and Skye Terriers.
With a change of ownership 'back in the day', the kennels were demolished, making way for what is now a relaxing and lush site for our luxury lodges.
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