LONG VALLEY
Yurts
The Lake District
The Lake District is home to England’s highest mountain Scafell Pike, its deepest lake, Wastwater, it’s steepest road (the formidable Hardknott Pass) and hundreds of miles of footpaths and bridleways.
Surrounded by splendid idyllic towns and villages offering an array of outdoor shops, tearooms and local produce. Whether you’re interested in walking the mountains, outdoor activities, exploring the countryside or relaxing in a nice warm pub by a log fire, the Lake District has something to offer everyone and provides the perfect back drop for escaping from it all.
You can choose from three different locations to stay at (see below).
Please note that all our sites are family friendly and we have pet friendly yurts on every site in case you would like to bring your pooch (sometimes cats)!
HIGHLIGHTS
- Lakeshore yurts
- Spectacular views from the door
- Quiet location on the western shores of lake Windermere
- A hop, skip & splosh into Englands largest lake, Windermere
- Paddle boarding, canoeing and sailing
- Central Lake District location
- Close to Hawkshead, Bowness-on-Windermere, Coniston
- Mountain biking & Go Ape at Grizedale Forest
- The Haverthwaite Steam Railway
- Wild swimming at High Dam
- Windermere Lake Cruises
- Campfires encouraged
HIGHLIGHTS
- Electric hook up available
- The Sun Inn a short walk away
- 15 minutes to Keswick
- Views of Bassenthwaite Lake
- Wild swimming close by in Bassenthwaite
- Walking from the door
- Off the beaten track, quiet, secluded location
- The Lakes Distillery
- Campfires encouraged
- Go Ape or mountain bike in Whinlatter Forest
HIGHLIGHTS
- Private hot tubs
- The Derby arms a short walk away
- Off the beaten track, quiet, secluded location
- Great for families with young children
- Off the beaten track
- 15 minutes to Windermere
- Campfires encouraged
- Easy access to all the Lake District has to offer
- Arnside Chippy – Best Fish & Chips in Cumbria
- Walk up Whitbarow Scar for 360 views of the Lakes and the sea
