Lakeland Wildlife Oasis

Lakeland Wildlife Oasis is a 3-acre zoological collection in Cumbria featuring over 100 species including snow leopards and fossa, with themed indoor exhibits and outdoor enclosures. It offers interactive animal experiences, a café, and participates in conservation efforts.

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Otter Tarn - Horse Spout

Horse Spout is a detached architectural lodge located near South Lakes villages with scenic countryside and woodland surroundings offering a tranquil holiday retreat.

The Swan Hotel (Newby Bridge Ltd)- The Owl Nest

This Lake District cottage offers a comfortable countryside stay with scenic surroundings, ideal for families or groups seeking a relaxed and homely atmosphere with easy access to local attractions and leisure facilities.

2 miles from Fell Foot

Fell Foot Park is a National Trust country park at the southern end of Windermere in Cumbria, offering lakeside walks, historic boathouses, boat and kayak hire, a café, a playground, and seasonal ferry links to Lakeside station.

Curlew Lodge

Curlew Lodge is a luxury log cabin set within 7 acres of landscaped private grounds in a peaceful rural setting near Ravenstonedale, accommodating 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and featuring a private hot tub and natural wildlife surroundings.

Near Bow Bridge

Bow Bridge is a well-preserved late medieval multi-span sandstone bridge near Furness Abbey in Cumbria, built in the 1500s by monks to access their New Mill, showcasing original features as a Scheduled monument.

Otter Tarn: Mungeon Barn

This detached stone barn is located in a family-run holiday estate surrounded by extensive land and a trout lake, offering a scenic and peaceful countryside retreat with spacious accommodation and natural surroundings.

3 miles from Stott Park Bobbin Mill

Stott Park Bobbin Mill is a 19th-century working bobbin mill museum in Cumbria, showcasing historic wood turning machinery including a steam engine and water power, operated by English Heritage.

Near Piel Castle

Piel Castle is a Grade I listed 14th-century concentric-style castle ruin located on Piel Island off the coast of Cumbria. Visitors can explore the ruined keep, inner and outer baileys, and enjoy views over the local harbour. The site is managed by English Heritage and threatened by ongoing coastal erosion.

Bluebird Lodge 2

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom lodge near Coniston Water offering accommodation for up to four guests in a peaceful woodland setting with private hot tub, on-site parking, and proximity to scenic outdoor activities in the Lake District.

2 miles from Hill Top, Cumbria

Hill Top Farm is a 17th-century historic house museum in Cumbria, England, that was once home to Beatrix Potter. Visitors can explore the preserved interior rooms furnished as in Potter's time and enjoy the surrounding garden maintained in the style of her illustrations. The venue offers a unique insight into the life and works of the beloved children's author in a picturesque Lakeland village setting.

2 miles from Pets to Page: The Tale of Two Bad Mice

7 Oct–13 Dec (another 65 days)

Explore Beatrix Potter’s creative process behind The Tale of Two Bad Mice through her manuscript, sketches, finished artworks and a restored dolls’ house. Visitors can watch animations and a conservation film, use interactive lighting and handle a replica dolls’ house.

Box Tree Escapes - The Barbon

A contemporary holiday lodge in the village of Wennington with ground-floor open-plan living, four bedrooms including two with en suites, a private hot tub, private parking, and a rear garden with patio and firepit, set in a peaceful rural setting with scenic views.

Near Dalton Castle

Dalton Castle is a 14th-century Grade I listed peel tower in Cumbria, England, managed by the National Trust. It offers indoor historical exhibitions including local history and art displays, highlighting its past as a prison and administrative center.

Near Windermere and Troutbeck

Windermere and Troutbeck is a National Trust property in Cumbria featuring natural landscapes around Windermere lake, historic farms including Beatrix Potter's Troutbeck Park, and sites like Ambleside Roman Fort and Bridge House.

2 miles from Wray Grounds Tour - Walk & Talk

7–8 Oct, 11–15 Oct…

A 45-minute outdoor walk around the perimeter of Wray Castle, where a member of the Wray team shares stories about the estate’s history, notable guests and future plans.

Located in Windermere

Windermere is a Cumbria town within the Lake District National Park known for its proximity to Windermere lake and scenic surroundings, offering rail and bus access, local amenities, and boat trips on the lake.

2 miles from Holker Hall & Gardens

Holker Hall & Gardens is a 25-acre estate featuring formal and woodland gardens, including a romantic Sunken Garden, a wildflower meadow, and the National Collection of Styracaceae. Visitors can enjoy plant sales, refreshments, and scenic mown paths through vibrant herbaceous borders and natural parkland.

Butterfly Cottage

Butterfly Cottage is a self-contained rural cottage set within the grounds of Low Jock Scar Estate with mature gardens and woodland, offering a peaceful and nature-rich environment with wildlife sightings and garden views, suitable for families and groups up to six guests.

Number One

A boutique hotel-styled renovated house with historic features, accommodating 14 guests, featuring multiple bedrooms, a private hot tub, cinema room, large patio with garden and BBQ, and private on-site parking in a group-friendly setting.

Near Windermere and Footprint

Footprint in Windermere, Cumbria, is an educational centre housed in the first straw bale building in the region, offering pre-booked outdoor learning sessions, green woodworking, bushcraft courses, and family activities in a woodland and pasture setting. The site features wheelchair accessible facilities and indoor and outdoor experiences in nature.

2 miles from Pages from the Potter Family Album

7 Oct 2026–31 Mar 2027 (another 173 days)

An outdoor exhibition at Wray featuring enlarged photographs by Rupert Potter, Beatrix Potter’s father. The images show Victorian family life, travel, leisure and landscapes connected with the Potter family’s time in the Lake District.

Mallard Lodge

Mallard Lodge is a wood cabin set on a ground floor with three bedrooms, situated in private rural grounds with views over fells and features extensive natural surroundings including a wildlife pond, woodland, and fields with sheep.

Dale Garth Lodges - Oak Lodge

A contemporary, high-end lodge with private hot tub and private parking, set in landscaped grounds near the South Lakes, ideal for exploring the Lake District National Park.

2 miles from Swarthmoor Hall & Gardens

Swarthmoor Hall is a 17th century country house renowned as the birthplace of Quakerism, featuring historic rooms open for viewing, set in extensive gardens with a wildflower meadow, a barn café, and a small gift shop. It offers a blend of indoor heritage and outdoor natural beauty for visitors.

Near Rayrigg Hall

Rayrigg Hall is a Grade II* listed Tudor and Georgian private family home on the shores of Lake Windermere, offering scenic gardens, historic architecture, and notable past residents. Visits are by appointment with light refreshments available, providing a unique glimpse into historical architecture and gardens.

2 miles from War Comes to Westmorland

7–8 Oct, 13–15 Oct…

War Comes to Westmorland explores the Jacobite Rebellion through the stories of Old Ben Browne and George Browne of Townend, showing how the conflict affected the Lake District.

The Swan Hotel (Newby Bridge Ltd)- The Hedgehog

This light and airy holiday cottage in the Lake District is set in the countryside and sleeps eight guests with four bedrooms including two kingsize en-suite bedrooms and a children’s bunk room, offering a homely and peaceful retreat with nearby leisure and dining facilities.

Lapwing Lodge

Lapwing Lodge is a cosy log cabin nestled on a 7-acre private landscaped rural site with natural features and wildlife, offering spacious accommodation for up to six guests in a peaceful countryside setting close to village and town amenities.

White Moss, The Terrace

White Moss is a historic five-bedroom house in Windermere accommodating up to 12 guests with a mix of single, double, and king-size beds, situated close to the town center with private parking, a courtyard garden, and a private hot tub.

Low Jock Scar Country Estate

This accommodation comprises four separate properties within a country estate complex, offering group lodging for up to 18 guests, set in a woodland environment with shared garden and BBQ areas by a beck, providing a peaceful and scenic rural base with local wildlife.

3 miles from Townend

Townend is a 17th-century historic house in Troutbeck, Cumbria, owned by the National Trust. It offers insight into the life of a wealthy farming family and is a Grade I listed building open to the public for tours.

3 miles from Townend Guided Tour

7–8 Oct, 13–15 Oct…

A volunteer-led, 45-minute guided tour explores the history of Townend, the Browne family and the people and objects connected with their home. Some sessions include an additional focus on the library or a historical food display.

3 miles from SY Gondola

The Steam Yacht Gondola is a restored Victorian steam-powered passenger vessel offering scenic cruises on Coniston Water, England. Operated by the National Trust, it runs from March to October with options for private charters and an immersive 'Engineer for the Day Experience'.

Near Cartmel Priory Gatehouse

Cartmel Priory Gatehouse is a medieval building in Cumbria that served as part of the Augustinian Cartmel Priory and later a grammar school. It is now owned by the National Trust with limited public access to the Great Room on certain days.

Holmescales Lodges - Yan

Yan is a stylish glamping retreat offering a blend of luxury and nature with countryside views, a mezzanine bedroom, and a private hot tub, located within a tranquil Cumbrian countryside setting near the Lake District.

2 miles from Furness Abbey

Furness Abbey is a historic ruined Cistercian monastery in Cumbria, England, dating back to 1123. It was once the second wealthiest abbey in the country and is now a protected scheduled monument with Grade I listed buildings, offering an outdoor exploration experience with a visitor centre.

Near Holehird Gardens

Holehird Gardens is a 10-acre fellside garden featuring spectacular views over Windermere, diverse plant collections, woodland walks, and a walled garden. Visitors can enjoy national plant collections and new accessible paths amid wildflower meadows and herbaceous borders.

Near Taste of Townend

8 Oct, 15 Oct…

Explore the Browne family’s 17th-century recipe book at Townend, where a volunteer in period costume discusses its food, medicine and household recipes. Food recreated by the living history team is displayed but cannot be tasted.

The Swan Hotel (Newby Bridge Ltd)- The Mallard

This is a light, airy holiday cottage in the countryside of the Lake District with easy access to local attractions, featuring comfortable bedrooms including en-suites, a well-equipped kitchen, woodburner heating, private parking, a rear garden terrace with outdoor fireplace, and access to spa, leisure facilities and a restaurant at the associated Swan hotel.

Near Lakes Aquarium

Lakes Aquarium in Cumbria showcases diverse aquatic life from lakes around the world with themed exhibits including Lake District native species and a virtual diving bell experience, offering an engaging indoor aquatic encounter.

2 miles from Tabitha Twitchit's Bookshop

Tabitha Twitchit is a historic 17th-century stone building in Hawkshead, Cumbria, which housed the Beatrix Potter Gallery dedicated to original book illustrations by Beatrix Potter. It showcases her artwork and relates to her life and work within a preserved former solicitor's office, managed by the National Trust until 2022.

2 miles from Mischief in Miniature

7 Oct–13 Dec (another 65 days)

Visitors explore Hill Top to spot needle-felted mice and miniature scenes inspired by Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of Two Bad Mice.

Near Frontierland, Morecambe

Frontierland Western Theme Park was a historic amusement park in Morecambe, Lancashire, operating from 1909 to 1999. It featured classic roller coasters, flat rides, and the Polo Tower observation tower, becoming a popular seaside attraction before closing and being redeveloped into retail outlets.

Located in Morecambe

Morecambe is a historic seaside town in Lancashire known for its Victorian and mid-20th century heritage as a popular seaside resort, with cultural landmarks, live music venues, and events.

The Swan Hotel (Newby Bridge Ltd)- The Dormouse

This holiday cottage located in the countryside of the Lake District accommodates up to eight guests with modern comfort and cosy children’s rooms, offering a peaceful and private retreat with access to spa and leisure facilities.

3 miles from Levens Hall

Levens Hall is an Elizabethan manor house in Kendal, Cumbria, known for its historic interior and extensive, world-famous topiary gardens dating from the 17th century. Visitors can explore the house and gardens, enjoy the picnic areas, cafe, and shop, with facilities suitable for children and wheelchair access.

3 miles from House Taster Tours

8 Oct, 13 Oct…

A 45-minute guided tour through Sizergh House, where volunteers introduce key people and events from the house’s 800-year history.

Dale Garth Lodges - Cedar Lodge

This accommodation is a delightful, self-contained lodge located near the southern Lake District countryside with scenic and family-friendly surroundings, providing a private and easy stay with outdoor space and facilities suited for a countryside holiday.

3 miles from Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve

Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve is a coastal nature reserve featuring wild sand dunes, grasslands, and a beach with panoramic views of the Lake District mountains. It is notable for its rare wildlife including the natterjack toad and migratory bird populations, offering outdoor recreation like guided nature walks for families and dog walking.

Near Claife Viewing Station and Windermere West Shore

Claife Viewing Station and Windermere West Shore offer stunning panoramic lake views from a historic viewing platform with coloured glass, combined with extensive outdoor walking and cycling trails along England's largest lake. Visitors can enjoy a cosy café, wildlife, and family-friendly activities in a beautiful natural setting with accessible lakeshore paths.

Dale Garth Lodges - Larch Lodge

This detached lodge in the Lake District is set in landscaped grounds and offers ground-floor accommodation with two bedrooms, a private hot tub, terrace, and private parking, surrounded by countryside and nearby outdoor activities.

2 miles from Stagshaw Garden

Stagshaw Garden is a woodland garden in Cumbria managed by the National Trust, famous for its shrubs including rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias, providing a scenic outdoor experience.

Dale Garth Lodges - Birch Lodge

A detached lodge in the Lake District with ground-floor open plan living, two bedrooms, a private hot tub, a terrace with garden furniture, and private parking for two cars, set within landscaped grounds shared with other properties and close to local attractions.

Holme House

Holme House is a holiday home located in the rural village of Eldroth, offering a peaceful and stylish retreat with countryside views, a large private garden, and a cosy living room with a multi-fuel burner. It is suitable for families and small groups seeking a laid-back countryside setting.

Fallbarrow Hall

A Grade II listed Gothic Victorian Mansion near Windermere offering spacious accommodation for up to 36 guests, suitable for large family reunions or celebrations, set in private grounds with lawned gardens and close to local amenities including dining venues and outdoor activities.

Near Hawkshead and Claife

Hawkshead and Claife is a National Trust property in Cumbria featuring the historic town of Hawkshead, Claife Viewing Station with unique colored glass rooms offering views over Windermere, and nearby Wray Castle. Visitors can enjoy walking and cycling along the lake shore and explore notable historic sites within the woodland and village areas.