We are proud to announce that Clawford Lakes Resort & Spa has been named a finalist in the national VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2025 in the Camping, Glamping and Holiday Park of the Year category
This is one of the most competitive categories in the country, recognising holiday parks that deliver exceptional guest experiences, high quality accommodation and standout facilities across the UK.
Recognising What Makes Clawford Different
This finalist position is a real reflection of what Clawford Lakes has grown into. A destination where guests can do as much or as little as they like, all in one place.
From 17 well stocked fishing lakes and watersports on site, to lakeside hot tubs, family friendly activities and peaceful walks across nearly 100 acres, it is the balance of activity and relaxation that sets the resort apart.
Add to that the Apple and Grape bar and bistro, spa facilities, indoor pool and seasonal outdoor pool with flumes, and it becomes more than just a place to stay. It is a complete holiday experience.
Built by People Who Care
What matters most to us is how guests feel when they are here. That sense of space, the quiet moments by the lake, the excitement of a first fish, or simply switching off for a few days.
This recognition belongs just as much to our team on the ground as it does to the guests who continue to choose Clawford Lakes for their breaks. The feedback, the returning faces and the memories shared all play a part in shaping what we do.
What Happens Next
As finalists, we will go on to represent the South West at the national VisitEngland Awards ceremony in June.
Whatever the result, being shortlisted in the Camping, Glamping and Holiday Park of the Year category is something we are incredibly proud of and a moment we will celebrate with our guests and team.
Come and See What It’s All About
If you have been thinking about your next break, there has never been a better time to experience Clawford Lakes for yourself.
📞 01409 678018
🌐 www.clawfordlakes.co.uk
We look forward to welcoming you.
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