There’s plenty of space to relax in the Malton’s cosy lounge, whether you want to put your feet up in front of the telly or chill out with friends or family. Those big windows or optional patio doors are great for enjoying the views of your holiday park. And with comfy, freestanding furniture you can even rearrange it to suit you. There’s even a pull-out sofa bed as standard for when you have extra folk stopping over. The colour scheme is nice and calming too - cashmere furniture and pink cushions contrast beautifully with the grey carpet and oak highlights.
There is plenty of storage solutions within the lounge space with a large TV unit with cupboards and shelves above to decorate with your own pieces to make it feel homely, this holiday home also has the additional large footstool with storage, perfect for putting your feet up.
The open-plan kitchen and living room make the most of the Malton’s space. There’s all the room you need to cook up a treat, with a cooker and fridge-freezer as standard, and space for an integrated microwave and dishwasher/washing machine if you have better things to do than washing up. You also get a freestanding dining table and plush, upholstered chairs. That means you’ll eat in comfort, and you can shuffle things around to suit you.
The bedroom is one of the most important rooms in your holiday home. It doesn’t need to be huge, but it does need to be comfortable. And it must use its space well. That’s exactly what the Malton does. Its main bedroom is big enough to be comfortable, and with some clever storage solutions you’ll have plenty of space for your clothes and bits and bobs too, this holiday home has a walk in wardrobe with a 3 drawer storage unit and hanging rails.
Storage shelves sit either side of the bed and the sockets have UBS points, a TV point is also available in this holiday home if you like watching a bit of TV in bed on a cold night.
The second bedroom has ample space to accommodative family with 2 single beds as well as storage cupboards and over head shelving.
There is a modern shower room off the hallway for both of the bedrooms to use.
The holiday home is fully double glazed and centrally heated for the ultimate comfortable experience in the colder months.
Park Information
St Lawrence Holiday Park is situated in the coastal village of St Lawrence Bay in Essex on the banks of the Blackwater Estuary, the village has an excellent village shop, two pubs and an Indian restaurant. Enjoy the perfect escape on 11 acres of park, complete with private beach access just steps away, it provides the perfect holiday experience.
For water sports enthusiasts you can enjoy access from the caravan park’s private beach for open water swimming, paddle boarding and canoeing. Or if you’d prefer something less adventurous, fishing can also be enjoyed.
Local Area
If the call of the Coast & Nature is your favoured recreational activity there are many wonderful places to visit no more than an hour from the park starting with Bradwell Shell Bank (approx. 10 mins away) A unique, remote nature reserve formed by tides, perfect for birdwatching (ringed plovers, oystercatchers).Whilst there you can visit the Chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall, Bradwell-on-Sea (approx. 10 mins away) One of the oldest churches in England, located on the coast with scenic walking trails.
The primary Dengie Peninsula Circular hike is a (approx. 12-mile) moderate trail typically taking 4–4.5 hours to complete with 173m elevation gain. It features coastal, marshland, and countryside scenery, often starting near St Nicholas Church in Tillingham or Southminster, following seawalls and field, this walk passes along in front of our park and around into the village of St Lawrence.
For more of a day out to another coastal area you can venture a little further afield to Mersea Island (approx. 30-40 mins away via boat/road) Known for fresh oysters, sandy beaches at West Mersea, and colourful beach huts.
Another coastal trip well worth a visit is The Naze, Walton-on-the-Naze (approx. 1 hour away) A Coastal landscape with cliffs, a nature reserve, and the Naze Tower, Tollesbury Marina & Nature Reserve (approx. 30-40 mins away) is a scenic marina with walks along the salt marshes, Abberton Reservoir Nature Reserve (approx. 30-40 mins away)is excellent for wildlife viewing, bird hides, and nature walks or Cudmore Grove Country Park (approx. 40 mins away) Located on East Mersea, offering coastal views, sandy beaches, and grassland.
If you prefer a countryside vista with rolling green fields then the prestige’s RHS Garden Hyde Hall (approx. 35-40 mins way) Renowned for its gardens with panoramic views of the Essex countryside, lovely gift shop and excellent tearoom, a little further away is Audley End House and Gardens (approx. 55-60 mins away) A magnificent Jacobean mansion managed by English Heritage, Layer Marney Tower (approx. 30-40 mins away) is England's tallest Tudor gatehouse with gardens and well worth a visit, as is Danbury Country Park (approx. 30 mins away) A wooded area with lakes, close to the city of Chelmsford, perfect for your 4 legged friends.
For families there is the historic Colchester Castle & Park (approx. 45 mins away)The largest Norman keep in Europe, situated in a large city park, whilst there you can visit Colchester Zoo (approx. 45-55 mins away) This Zoo is frequently ranked among the top zoos in the UK, featuring over 150 species.
Just a short drive away from the park is Maldon Promenade Park (approx. 20-25 mins away) the large park with a splash park, adventure playground, and riverside views cafes and shops, they have events held there throughout the summer too.
Other venues in the area suitable for families are Madison Heights, Maldon (approx. 20-25 mins away) An indoor soft play (Monkey Puzzle) and ten-pin bowling venue, Marsh Farm Animal Adventure Park (approx. 30 mins away) This is a family-friendly farm park in South Woodham Ferrers, Mangapps Railway Museum (approx. 20 mins away) This is a Heritage railway and museum near Burnham-on-Crouch maintained and run by volunteers.
For the perfect day trip with the family Southend is a traditional seaside town with Adventure Island (approx. 50-60 mins away) Ticket admission amusement park on the seafront, Southend Pier & Railway (approx. 50-60 mins away) The world's longest pleasure pier.
If shopping is your pleasure rather than roller coasters then Maldon (20-25 mins away) is a historic maritime town known for Hythe Quay, Thames sailing barges and a diverse range of independent shops and retail park, Burnham-on-Crouch (approx. 20 mins away) Is a historic town known for its sailing, marina, riverside walks, Burnham Week Sailing Regatta in August and a range of independent shops and restaurants.
If you prefer to travel a little further Chelmsford has a huge array of shopping, bars and restaurants to entertain you all day.
