Location And Attractions

Locations

We are located in Natland, Kendal on the edge of the Lake District.
Natland village with its village post office, corner shop, tearoom and church (0.6 miles, 2 mins)
Kendal market town and all its facilities and bus terminus (3 miles, 12 mins)

Easy access across the whole of Cumbria; including:

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Windermere

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Coniston
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Ulverston
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Ambleside
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Grasmere
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Keswick
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Glenridding
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Langdales
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Wasdale
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Eskdale
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Ravenglass
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St Bees
And many other beautiful lake district locations.
Located on the fringe of the Lake District, we are also close to the Yorkshire Dales.

Transport

Around The Lake District

Road

M6 Junction 36 (4.7 miles, 10 mins) and close to the Yorkshire Dales.

Train

Oxenholme Railway Station, mainline for Kendal (1.9 miles, 6 mins)

Lakeside Boat

Windermere Lake Cruise, (14.9 miles, 22 mins)

Lakeside and Haverthwaite Steam railway

(16 miles, 23 mins)

Cycling

Our site is located on the National Cycle Network (No.s 6 and 70)

Attractions

Popular Tourist Attractions Include

The attractions of the Lake District are well known, and the area is now recognised as a World Heritage Site. Outdoor activities include numerous walks and cycling routes alongside a variety of water sports, climbing and tourist attractions, including cruises on Lake Windermere.
Roaming Smiles
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WindermereWindermere Lake Cruises Gondola cruises on Coniston (a re-built Victoria Yacht first launched in 1859)

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Fell Foot Park with breath taking views of Lake Windermere
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Hilltop, the home of Beatrix Potter
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Lakeland’s Wildlife Oasis (Discovery Centre and animals)
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South Lakes Wild Animal Park (Conservation Zoo)
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Aquarium of The Lakes
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Lakeside Motor Museum

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Sizergh Castle Leven’s Hall, near Milnthorpe
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Wray Castle, Ambleside
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Lakeland Maze Farm
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Hawkshead Brewery, Staveley
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Derwent Pencil Museum, Keswick
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The Puzzling Place, Keswick
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The Dock Museum, Barrow-in-Furness
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Silverdale, area of outstanding beauty
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Silverdale Golf Course

Wainwrights

Hike the Wainwrights

Why not get hiking and begin the challenge of completing the world-famous Wainwrights:

including 214 fells (hills and mountains) across the whole of Cumbria.