Stonerush Lakes, this is a calm, nature-led retreat in the Cornish countryside—close enough to dip into the coast, but far enough away to properly switch off. Stonerush Lakes is known for its lakeside setting, luxury lodges (many with hot tubs), and an on-park restaurant for those “no cooking tonight” evenings. It’s also dog-friendly (with sensible on-park rules), making it an easy base for coastal walks with the four-legged one in tow.

Tucked near Lanreath, you’re well placed for days out to Looe and Polperro, then back to a quieter park where the scenery does most of the talking.

A closer look at Stonerush Lakes

Stonerush Lakes is built around water, woodland and space—ideal if you prefer privacy and views over bright lights and busy entertainment schedules. The pace is simple: coffee on the deck, a stroll around the lakes, lunch at The Old Mill, then a hot tub session while the sun drops behind the trees.

For practical travel, you’ve got straightforward road access around South East Cornwall, and mainline rail is typically via Liskeard (service dependent).

Buying at Stonerush Lakes

• Homes for sale: Holiday lodges (new and pre-owned), subject to availability.
• Park type & use: Holiday ownership (not residential).
• Season/tenure: Often promoted as a 12-month holiday location — confirm the current terms for the lodge you’re buying.
• Hot tubs: Many lodges are marketed with hot tubs — check what’s included with the specific unit.
• Letting options: If you’re considering holiday letting, ask what’s permitted and what support/terms apply.
• Viewings: Best arranged by appointment so you can compare lodge positions, lake outlooks, parking and what’s included.
• Pets: Dog-friendly overall — confirm any limits and on-park rules before you commit.

Next steps: Browse current lodge availability, request the full ownership details for your shortlist, and compare with other holiday lodges for sale in Cornwall.

Life at Stonerush Lakes

Life at Stonerush Lakes is about quiet luxury: landscaped grounds, waterside walks, and the kind of setting that makes even a quick weekend feel like a longer break. It suits couples and families who want Cornwall on tap, but prefer their base to feel peaceful, private and well cared for.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Looe: Harbour, beach and cafés for classic Cornish days out (roughly 15–25 mins by road, route dependent).
• Polperro: Picturesque fishing village and coastal paths (roughly 20–30 mins, route dependent).
• Fowey: Waterside food spots and estuary views (roughly 35–50 mins, route dependent).
• Eden Project: A strong all-weather day trip (roughly 35–55 mins, route dependent).
• Rail (service dependent): London Paddington → Liskeard is typically around 3h 30m–4h 15m, then onward by road.
• Sat nav: PL13 2RW

FAQs

Where is Stonerush Lakes in the UK?

Stonerush Lakes is near Lanreath, close to Looe in Cornwall, with sat nav postcode PL13 2RW.

Is Stonerush Lakes a residential park?

No — Stonerush Lakes is a holiday lodge park. Always confirm the latest permitted use and licence terms during your buying process.

Is Stonerush Lakes open all year?

It’s commonly marketed as a 12-month holiday location, meaning you can typically visit throughout the year (terms apply — confirm when enquiring).

Are there hot tubs at Stonerush Lakes?

Many lodges are marketed with hot tubs, but it varies by unit — check the specification of the lodge you’re viewing.

Is Stonerush Lakes dog-friendly?

Yes, it’s dog-friendly. Expect standard rules around leads and shared spaces — confirm the current policy, especially if you plan to bring multiple dogs.

Can you fish at Stonerush Lakes?

The lakes are a key part of the park’s appeal. If fishing matters to you, ask what access is included for owners and whether there are permits or lake rules.

Are dogs allowed on beaches near Looe and Polperro?

Beach dog rules can be seasonal and vary by beach. The safest approach is to follow local signage at access points and check local guidance before you go.

What’s there to do near Stonerush Lakes?

Harbour towns (Looe, Polperro, Fowey), coastal walking routes, beaches, and family-friendly attractions like the Eden Project make this a strong base for mixed “relax + explore” breaks.