Park Foot Holiday Park avoids enforcement after proving decades of lawful seasonal use.

Two enforcement investigations into Park Foot Holiday Park in the Lake District have been dropped after the Lake District National Park Authority issued a Lawful Development Certificate. The decision follows evidence showing the site has been used for seasonal camping and farming since the mid-1990s, with the fourth-generation Allen family providing historical photos, booking records, and declarations. The authority found the long-term, consistent use met legal thresholds for lawful development, despite exceeding typical temporary camping limits. No enforcement notices were issued, and the park can continue its seasonal operations.