Welcome to the
Lake District
Lake District
The Lake District is famed for its incredible glacial lakes, vast mountainous terrain and picturesque towns. England's largest National Park is now a World Heritage Site and is home to over 150 high peaks including the highest point in England as well as 16 lakes. The enchanting landscape is a haven for those who are looking for their next big adventure holiday with endless outdoor activities and countless trails to explore. The Lakes is also the perfect destination for those seeking some peace in perfect tranquillity.
Uncover some of the very best gems The Lakes has to offer to make your adventure the trip of a lifetime.
Looking for a park with enchanting character burrowed within a serene forest? Skelwith Fold provides stunning scenery with numerous trails and offers an array of water sport activities on one of the UK's most iconic lakes. With a shop and an adventure playground on site, as well as Ambleside nearby, there's every amenity you need to have a relaxing holiday.
If you're wanting a 'do it all' park to satisfy every member of the family, set your eyes on White Cross Bay Holiday Park. Situated within mature woodland with lakeside views of Windermere, this park is idyllic. Take a dip in the indoor swimming pool and relax in the sauna or steam room. When dusk sets in, enjoy light evening entertainment and reset ready for another day of walking, cycling, sailing or kayaking.
Endless experiences to be had
Enjoy every water sport imaginable on vast lakes, hike to the highest point in England, or potter through picture-perfect villages and explore undiscovered gems. The Lakes is steeped in history and you can experience all it has to offer during your next staycation. There are plenty of attractions in every corner of The Lakes that offer something for everyone. Don't forget to pick up some Kendal mint cake to keep your energy up on your travels.
Places to visit
Spanning almost 600,000 acres, The Lake District has unique activities and attractions at every turn. Scale Bowfell and take in the sheer size of the Lake District, sail Coniston Water and enjoy the untouched surroundings, or wind down in Ambleside on a rainy day. Whether you want to eat, hike, or relax - you'll find it in The Lakes.
Lakeland Motor Museum
Learn about the history of transport and explore over 30,000 exhibits, including a special exhibition dedicated to Sir Malcolm and Donald Campbell. Take the kids along and explore the camping and caravanning exhibition to experience holidays of days gone by.
YMCA Windermere
Overlooking the vast 10-mile expanse of Lake Windermere, book a family activity session and learn new skills as well as creating new memories. Get to grips with a whole host of activities such as canoeing, ziplining and Archery to name just a few.
Penrith
Often known as 'the hub' of Cumbria, you'll lose hours wandering through the cobbled streets and buying trinkets in the independent shops. Rest up in one of the many cafes and restaurants, like The Rheged, and enjoy home cooked, delicious comfort food.
Scafell Pike
Set yourself a challenge and explore England's highest mountain. At over 3000 feet, this isn't for the faint hearted but the rewards are truly breathtaking, with views over the clouds that span for miles.
The Dock Museum
Head into the south west corner of The Lakes and learn about the role Cumbria played in the steelworks industry. On your way home, why not call in to Booths in Ulverston and treat yourself to some snacks and nibbles for a cosy night in?
Kendal
Known as the Auld Grey Town and home of the famous mint cake, Kendal is the perfect place to spend a day off from hiking. Immerse yourself in Cumbrian heritage by visiting the castle, shop until you drop in familiar high street stores, or enjoy a home cooked lunch at one of the many pubs and bars.
Things to do
Water sports
Paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking, sailing... the list is endless. With 16 lakes to choose from, you can find yourself on a new water adventure everyday.
By steam train
Take in the sights onboard one of the four steam locomotives and whisk through the countryside. Why not take the kids to Threlkeld Quarry and hop on the mini railway?
On foot
Captivate yourself in Whinlatter and Grizedale Forest and meander the mythical trails, leading to parks and playgrounds for the kids.
Explore other areas
With hidden treasure and unspoilt landscapes, the UK has something for everyone to enjoy. Explore more places to have the ultimate staycation, whether you're honeymooning, up for an adventure, or looking for classic family fun... you'll find it on your doorstep.
First time buyer’s guide
Turn your dream of owning a holiday home into a reality using our handy 4-step buyers guide. From choosing a pitch to placing your order, we’ve included hints & tips to make sure you consider every little detail. You’ll be whipping up a storm in the Lakewood kitchen, or relaxing in the Riverwood bedroom, in no time.
First time buyer’s guide
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