Fishing at Riverside Holiday Village

June 17, 2021

The addition of a fishing lake at Riverside Holiday Village has been a huge success!

The addition of a purpose-built fishing lake at our family friendly holiday park near Weston-super-Mare has proven to be a big hit with our visitors and the local wildlife alike!

The River Axe flows naturally through the park on its way to the Bristol Channel, attracting a variety of local wildlife including ducks, Canadian geese, swans, herons, kingfishers, frogs and toads, rabbits, foxes and badgers. And the adjacent fishing lake provides the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon surrounded by beautiful countryside, whether you decide to partake in some fishing, to settle with a good book, or explore the nearby walking trails.

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Couple fishing on the lake at our holiday park

Our fishing lake

Generously stocked with roach, perch, chub, pike, carp and eels, our fishing lake is great for beginners, and the river provides the perfect opportunity for more experienced visitors to put their skills to the test!

In addition to our fishing lake, our holiday park offers plenty of facilities to keep visitors happy including an indoor heated swimming pool, adventure play area and lively clubhouse with beer garden. And our self-catering static caravans provide a comfortable base from which to enjoy a weekend fishing break.

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Fishing in Somerset

Best known for its sandy beaches, Grand Pier and Victorian promenade, nearby Weston-super-Mare also offers plenty of places where visitors can put their fishing skills to the test! 

And if you're looking for some variety, there are loads of great fresh-water and salt-water fishing locations to discover in Brean and Burnham-on-Sea;

Find out more about Riverside Holiday Village near Weston-super-Mare, or book your next fishing holiday.

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