News

24th March 2020

Hello All,

Another day, another update, and unfortunately not good news for all of us.

You will have all seen the Prime Ministers’ statement last night. As always, we must follow Government’s advice, as attached.

As we announced yesterday, it is with great sadness our self-catering accommodation and touring pitches are closed until 30^th June, as we contribute towards the fight against this dreadful virus.  Please can you contact us by e-mail with your questions where possible as we have very limited access to phones, as we try to work from home.  Please be patient as we

April has been good to one of our holiday home owners.

Putting his water craft and experience to good use, Dave landed this beautiful 18lb 4oz Carp at Pearl Lake. The lake can be very rewarding if you have the patience to study the swims. This is not a match lake, this is a beautiful natural body of water that is as much for wildlife lovers as it is for fishermen.

You can now have skirting on your holiday home. With numerous benefits: Not only does it enhance the appearance it also increases stability, can reduce heat loss and provides an attractive storage solution.
Ask in reception for more information.

It might just be me (probably is) but I think the maintenance team secretly name their machines after action films or Super Heroes: like Rocky, Conan etc.

So I stake a claim to the name of the new mower;  Allow me to introduce Driving Miss Daisy!

I don’t know where they find the time to get it all done. The parks have been very busy while you have been away, so there will be lots to see now that you are back:

• A complete refurb’ of the Lakeside function room at Pearl Lake: New fixtures and fittings, tables, chairs and curtains.

• New sound & PA system for live acts and speakers

• High-tec sound system for ‘movie nights’

• Massive 4m square projector screen

• HD Sony projector

• Maybe Craig will make popcorn, too?

• Additions to the decking and flagstones at Lakeside (PL)

• Feature wall to Park Pool (PL) with

I love it when a plan comes together! Rockbridge Park is about as peaceful and quiet as it can be. With beautiful, starlit, night skies and relaxing, restful days, this was just the vision of Glenn and Hannah.
The first plots are in place, all ready for that luxury lodge that will make your holidays very special indeed, but it wasn’t until we had an artists impression of the site that the scope of the vision was fully realised. We think it looks fantastic and if you have not had the pleasure of a trip to Rockbridge - less than 20 mins from Pearl Lake and Arrow Bank - then it is well worth  it.

We love having a dog friendly park. You don’t have to leave anyone behind when you come to stay and, as we all know, there are plenty of places to exercise the dogs and let them off the lead. We also know it’s nice to drop in at the bar on the way back home for a quick half or a bite to eat.
If your dog is nicely behaved and good on the lead indoors, if they don’t jump on the furniture and disturb the other patrons, then we are happy to let them in the bar and function room - as long as you accompany them!

Yup, he’s been busy in the kitchen again. Behind the doors you can hear pans clattering and words that should never be uttered in public. The door bursts open in a cloud of steam and aromas and, when it clears, standing there is Craig. Drained of emotion; bereft of strength; completely spent. Yet, he has new creations to show for his endeavours. The turmoil has gone, the artist is sated, the creator happy to display the fruits of his labour.
A new menu is born, a few dishes of which are here to whet your appetite.

Salmon & King Prawn Alfredo         £10.95
King prawns & salmon
in a creamy

Tempus Fugit. We will be at the end of March before we know it and we will arrive at Mother’s Day on Sunday 31st March. The Lakeside will have a carvery on offer and a FREE DESERT for all Mums.
Serving from 12pm to 2pm, our delicious carvery £10.50 each or 2 for £18.

Please ALWAYS book direct with Lakeside on 01568 709000 or email lakeside@pearllake.co.uk

Daisy is 4 years old; a beautiful little girl with a smile to melt your heart. She is the granddaughter of Lin and Pete Marsden at Pearl Lake B28
Her twin sister, Martha, has already started school. Daisy, however, will not be at the same school as her sister, she will be attending a special school in Bromsgrove on a part-time basis.
Daisy is unable to walk, talk, sit up or feed herself and she has epilepsy. She has the life-limiting condition Rett Syndrome - a post-natal neurological disorder which most often affects previously healthy little girls around the age of 12-18 months - and will