Alfred Wainwright-A Lakeland Legend: In June 1930, a 23-year old Blackburn man strolled up Orrest Head near Windermere. At the top, he caught the first view of the Lake District…
I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud: Come and 'wander lonely as a cloud' and explore Cumbria's literary heritage with a stay Lothlorien. From your base in Kents Bank, just outside…
The Watery World At Lakes Aquarium: Lakeside is 2 miles north from Newby Bridge at the southern end of Windermere. It has a large hotel - 'The Lakeside Hotel' -…
During the winter months at Lakeside, the boats belonging to Windermere Lake Cruises are taken out of service for their marine equivalent of an MoT.Once the boats are out of…
Windermere's Brand New MV Swift took to the waters of Windermere recently. Windermere Lake Cruises’ brand-new 300-seat MV Swift embarked on its maiden voyage last Sunday October 25th 2020. The…
The Temple of Naval Heroes: Storrs Temple is also known as ‘Temple of Naval Heroes’. It sits at the end of a stone causeway leading from the grounds of Storrs…
Fell Foot Park - National Trust : Fell Foot Park is a great, family friendly location at the southern end of Windermere near Newby Bridge. You will find a magnificent…
Visit Charming Townend, Windermere: Townend was home to the Browne family for 400 years before it was given to the National Trust in 1943. The farmhouse is brimming with character…
Windermere ferry
Sail on Windemere Lake Crusies: Windermere Lake Cruises is the most popular attraction in Cumbria. The company runs cruises on England’s largest lake - Windermere, in the heart of the…