The exclusive nature of our park makes it a haven for dedicated anglers! For only £5.00 for all guests and residents for the duration of your stay with us. We offer two large, fully stocked lakes, each brimming with life. For those not interested in fishing, we offer 15 acres of tranquil gardens and countryside to relax in.

Our first lake, established in 1986, and our second, in 2001, are beautifully planted with a variety of reeds, bull rushes, and traditional bankside flora.

We have opened Day Fishing this year; so even if you are not staying with us you can still enjoy our lakes.

Our lakes boast an abundance of superb quality fish, including Mirror and Common Carp weighing up to 20+ pounds, along with Tench, Bream, Rudd, and Silver Fish, ensuring great success for all our fishing enthusiasts. The lakes are conveniently located approximately 50 meters from all holiday accommodations, with some right on the water’s edge. Nearby tackle shops are also available for your convenience.

To safeguard our fishing stocks and ensure an enjoyable visit to Grange Farm Park, please read the following rules carefully before fishing. We conduct occasional spot checks to ensure compliance. A valid fishing license is required to fish on site, which can be viewed and purchased below.

FISHING RULES

• Use only barbless hooks – barbed hooks are strictly forbidden.
• Baited rods are not to be left unattended at any time or for any reason.
• Keep nets not to be used on any lake at any time.
• No ground bait to be used, but can be used in feeders.
• Please be considerate to other fishers, for example no casting across swims
• Mobile telephones ringing tone volumes should be kept to a minimum ideally turned on to silent or vibrate.
• Take all litter, all discarded line and unused bait home.
• Do not disturb wildlife, and please inform a member of staff should any wildlife become hurt or injured, hooked or entangled with line.
• Any photographs of notable fish caught, would be appreciated for our website and social media pages.
• Only fish during day light hours.
• All fish must be lifted out with a net and placed on a landing mat to protect their mouth and scales.