Discover what the Lake District has for you!
Our aim is to provide you with all the information needed to have a great break in the lakes. From finding perfect accommodation to selecting the best river to catch that 5lb Trout. If you're looking for B&B's we have them, Hotels, we have them too. In fact we aim to be the No1 site for listing just about every type of place to stay in the National Park. Eventually listing everything from Self Catering apartments to Wilderness lodges - five star hotels to all inclusive family holiday parks.
Where is the Lake District ?Click here visit our Lake District travel and "how to get here" page.
The Lake District National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty in the county of Cumbria, North West England. It spans an area of approx 885 Sq miles of wild rugged terrain. With over 150 mountains above 2000 feet, 16 lakes and over 70 other tarns, it is regarded by many as having Britains most scenic landscape, and is the location for some 14 million visitors each year, many from overseas. If you are looking for walks, check out the walking link. We will be listing walks in all areas of the Lakes to suit everyone. If you're a sunday afternoon stroller then why not try the "Grasmere - via slate caves from Ambleside" walk, or if you get your kicks from traversing the high ridges, try "Helvelyn - via striding edge from Glenridding". Whatever you choose, its all in our walking section. If Boating is your pleasure, we have that too. A cruise down windermere via Bowness to Lakeside. Or renting rowing boats from the quaint Faeryland cafe on grasmere ..... in fact, we have it all ....
Keswick ... "The Jewel in the Lake District Crown"
This beautiful market town on the north shore of Derwent Water is a must see for
any visitor to the Lakes. Dating way back to the 13th century, Keswick's history
is fascinating. This small town produced the worlds first pencil ... and the pencil
industry remains today, including the Cumberland Pencil Museum and the world's
largest pencil. It's quaint streets, narrow alleys and great restaurants and bars are a joy to wander and visit. Keswick has an annual Beer Festival, Jazz Festival and a Film Festival which keep the town very busy in summer. As a starting point, Keswick could not be better. It's centrally located, ideal for walkers wanting to trek the mountains of Skidaw, Great Calve and Saddleback. For Photographers and artists it's location on the shore of Derwent Water could not be better and is one reason why visitors come back here time and time again. On Saturdays the Town center is the location for the Keswick street market where visitors can buy anything from local fresh produce to jewellery, art and bric a brac. . Is Fly Fishing your passion?![]() Trout, Salmon and a host of other great river and lake fish are waiting for you. Check out our Fly Fishing pages for tips, locations, and information. For shear diversity the Lake District must come top of any Fly Fishermans list. We have great lakes, a coastline to die for and our rivers are noted for their regular 20lb salmon catches. We also have EBooks available on a range of fly related topics. See our pages for more information. Lakeland CampingTake a look at our camp site pages. The lake district offers camp sites for all people at all times of the year, whatever the season. There are simple farm sites that take just a handful of visitors to sprawling landscaped caravan parks with swimming pools, bars, and restaurants. There are sites off the beaten track that need a map and compass to locate them and there are sites close by towns like Windermere and Keswick, ideal for nipping in to at night for a drink and a meal.
Good Luck on your next camping trip to the Lakes
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This beautiful market town on the north shore of Derwent Water is a must see for
any visitor to the Lakes. Dating way back to the 13th century, Keswick's history
is fascinating. This small town produced the worlds first pencil ... and the pencil
industry remains today, including the Cumberland Pencil Museum and the world's
largest pencil. 
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facilities. Contact details and website addresses are also included. All we ask is that when
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