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Our Visit to Whinlatter

We planned a visit to Whinlatter Forest in March 2026. The weather was cold but sunny, and so perfect for a forest walk. We took along Charlotte and Chris with their furry boy Milo, plus my mum and dad. It was an easy drive there, about 40 mins, firstly it was a scenic drive along the coast and then we headed inland to the Lakes. Parking was easy, lots of spaces and you pay when you leave so no t...[More]

Spring Clean

The garden at Seagreen may look all sparkly in summer, but the winter months can take their toll. By February, the paving stones are green, the lawn is filled with moss and the driveway is dull. This year, instead of Gary spending all week of our holiday cleaning the garden, Martyn and Sean, (our two amazing builders from Seabreeze) came over to sort it out. They managed to clean both patios, t...[More]

Me, my phone and social media

Back in 2019, I was the girl who never knew where her phone was and if I was lucky enough to find it, it wouldn't have any charge.  People would ring and message and I wouldn't get get back for weeks, if at all, and then my relationship with social media was almost non-existent.  I would post the odd weird quote, random piece of information or used it as a place to store my photos.  But in 2019, t...[More]

Saving the Day

Seagreen is jam-packed full of bits and bobs to make your stay more fun, but this isn't always good for my stress levels as there is always something to go wrong. For example, the ash pan and brackets falling away from the fire pit only days before the next guests were due to arrive was a time of panic.  On closer inspection, we could see that the runners had completely disintegrated and we had n...[More]

Carlisle Castle

Carlisle is just a 40 minute drive from Seagreen. It's a great shopping destination, with lots of cafes and restaurants, plus a castle and Cathedral. We visited the castle during our last holiday and wanted to share this great attraction with all our guests. The postcode for the castle is CA3 8UR, and parking is on a pay and display car park next door. A family ticket costs £41.80 and the castle ...[More]