Our Park
Cosgrove Park is one of England's finest leisure parks. Located on the picturesque South Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire border and set in 180 acres of beautiful parkland featuring twelve lakes and two rivers. We have miles of local trails for walking and cycling, or simply observe our extensive range of wildlife. We offer a range of recreational and leisure facilities including our heated outdoor swimming pool.
Features
- Holiday home plots, many of which are lakeside or riverside with your own personal fishing deck
- Seasonal touring caravan pitches with electrical hookup
- Overnight pitches for touring caravans and motor homes
- Exceptional landscaping creating a fabulous environment for native wildlife
- Coarse fishing in twelve stocked lakes and two rivers
- Heated outdoor Swimming Pool and Paddling Pool
- Extensive Children's Play area
- Wireless Internet
Cosgrove Park has been under family ownership since the mid 1970's. Since then it has undergone radical changes, with massive investment made in infrastructure and landscaping.
Our continual enhancement policy that has seen the introduction of over thirty thousand shrubs, one thousand trees, new roads and pathways, upgraded infrastructure and wireless internet clearly demonstrates our belief in our Park.
We do not employ high pressure sales teams that are here today, gone tomorrow - we have seen our customers children grow up and become customers in their own right dealing with the same person that sold their parents a holiday home or touring caravan.
The majority of our management and staff have been here for over ten years, some have been with the company for nearly thirty years.
We feel that the only way to assess a Park for its suitability to your needs is to visit it and 'feel' the park, so please feel free to browse our website or call us with any questions that you may have, but ultimately the best way to see if Cosgrove Park is right for you is to come here and see for yourself, we are sure that you will not be disappointed.
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