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The Dalesman Country Inn
Main StreetThe Black Bull Inn
44 Main StSedbergh Golf Club
Abbott HolmeLocated under the fell in the peaceful village of Casterton you will find The Pheasant, an eighteenth century traditional coaching inn.
Sharrow Bay trained chef Duncan creates new and exciting seasonally changing menus with the best of local produce. Enjoy the menu in the bar area or stylish dining room.
New modern refurbished bar boosts a selection of locally brewed cask ales which change on a regular basis and a wine list which has been carefully chosen for all tastes. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar area.
Casterton lies within easy distance of the Lakes and the Dales and the Forest of Bowland.
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The Pheasant Inn
Flookburgh RoadLocated under the fell in the peaceful village of Casterton you will find The Pheasant, an eighteenth century traditional coaching inn.
Sharrow Bay trained chef Duncan creates new and exciting seasonally changing menus with the best of local produce. Enjoy the menu in the bar area or stylish dining room.
New modern refurbished bar boosts a selection of locally brewed cask ales which change on a regular basis and a wine list which has been carefully chosen for all tastes. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar area.
Casterton lies within easy distance of the Lakes and the Dales and the Forest of Bowland.
The King's Head Hotel is a stunning riverside Hotel/ Restaurant and Public House in the lovely Cumbrian village of Ravenstonedale.
Privately owned and operated, The King's Head has been a feature of the local community for hundreds of years and our commitment to remaining a great local pub is as strong as ever.
Even through the current Covid restrictions, our Team is committed to bringing you a safe and enjoyable place to eat, drink and relax every time you visit.
With roaring log fires, great Real Ales and Wines, proper Pub Food, well cooked and with big portions, The King's Head welcomes you 7 days a week with food being served from Breakfast starting at 8am right through to last food orders at 8pm every night, 7 days a week.
Proper, quality Pub Food served all day, every day
Real Ales and great Wines
A quality, 'must-go' Sunday Lunch experience every Sunday
Log Fires for those chilly winter days
Locally-sourced foods and drinks
Eating and drinking indoors or al fresco along Riverside
A warm welcome guaranteed always
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Kings Head
3 Grove SquareThe King's Head Hotel is a stunning riverside Hotel/ Restaurant and Public House in the lovely Cumbrian village of Ravenstonedale.
Privately owned and operated, The King's Head has been a feature of the local community for hundreds of years and our commitment to remaining a great local pub is as strong as ever.
Even through the current Covid restrictions, our Team is committed to bringing you a safe and enjoyable place to eat, drink and relax every time you visit.
With roaring log fires, great Real Ales and Wines, proper Pub Food, well cooked and with big portions, The King's Head welcomes you 7 days a week with food being served from Breakfast starting at 8am right through to last food orders at 8pm every night, 7 days a week.
Proper, quality Pub Food served all day, every day
Real Ales and great Wines
A quality, 'must-go' Sunday Lunch experience every Sunday
Log Fires for those chilly winter days
Locally-sourced foods and drinks
Eating and drinking indoors or al fresco along Riverside
A warm welcome guaranteed always
Occupying one side of a bustling market square, the Royal is at the heart of town and its well-stocked bar is at the heart of the hotel. Secure a comfy armchair by the windows, order a coffee, grab the ‘papers and it’s a delightful spot for watching the comings and goings at the heart of this traditional farming community.
Food is served at lunchtimes until 2pm and in the evenings from 5pm to 8.30pm Sunday – Thursday and all day Saturday and Sunday. Our menu offers something for everyone: from artisan pizzas and tapas-style nibbles to a three-course Sunday roast.
Served daily from 12noon our Afternoon Tea has become something of a Royal institution while the promise of a platter and glass of Prosecco often proves too much of a temptation after a long day hiking on the hills.
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The Royal Hotel
26 Main StOccupying one side of a bustling market square, the Royal is at the heart of town and its well-stocked bar is at the heart of the hotel. Secure a comfy armchair by the windows, order a coffee, grab the ‘papers and it’s a delightful spot for watching the comings and goings at the heart of this traditional farming community.
Food is served at lunchtimes until 2pm and in the evenings from 5pm to 8.30pm Sunday – Thursday and all day Saturday and Sunday. Our menu offers something for everyone: from artisan pizzas and tapas-style nibbles to a three-course Sunday roast.
Served daily from 12noon our Afternoon Tea has become something of a Royal institution while the promise of a platter and glass of Prosecco often proves too much of a temptation after a long day hiking on the hills.
Sitting in Lancashire but only a few miles from the Cumbrian and Yorkshire borders, the Highwayman started life as an 18th - century coaching inn, in the perfect position to offer comfort and respite to those on their travels. Thankfully it retains much of its original charm.
On entering you're welcomed by the bar which forms the heart of the pub. A mix of flagged stone and wood floors, rugs, plants and two open fires make for a cosy, comfortable spot to enjoy a drink with friends (or strangers) and a bite to eat if you fancy.
Carrying on through and the pub opens up; just a little, into a garden room with picture lined walls and doors opening out onto the walled terrace, the perfect place to enjoy on more pleasant days.
Back in the pub and you'll also find a private dining room. It's a lovely room with a homely feel created by the wall of books, plants and nic nacs. It comfortably seats up to 16 people for a private family meal or a business lunch, or, with a bit of furniture rejigging it would also suit perfectly a small gathering of up to 30 or so.
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The Highwayman
Sitting in Lancashire but only a few miles from the Cumbrian and Yorkshire borders, the Highwayman started life as an 18th - century coaching inn, in the perfect position to offer comfort and respite to those on their travels. Thankfully it retains much of its original charm.
On entering you're welcomed by the bar which forms the heart of the pub. A mix of flagged stone and wood floors, rugs, plants and two open fires make for a cosy, comfortable spot to enjoy a drink with friends (or strangers) and a bite to eat if you fancy.
Carrying on through and the pub opens up; just a little, into a garden room with picture lined walls and doors opening out onto the walled terrace, the perfect place to enjoy on more pleasant days.
Back in the pub and you'll also find a private dining room. It's a lovely room with a homely feel created by the wall of books, plants and nic nacs. It comfortably seats up to 16 people for a private family meal or a business lunch, or, with a bit of furniture rejigging it would also suit perfectly a small gathering of up to 30 or so.
City/town information
Kirkby Lonsdale is a historic, quaint market town with high quality independent shopping as well as excellent restaurants, cafés and bars.
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Kirkby Lonsdale
Kirkby Lonsdale is a historic, quaint market town with high quality independent shopping as well as excellent restaurants, cafés and bars.
Kendal - you’ll pack so many unique experiences from indulgent shopping to incredible food and drink, adventurous activities to leisurely strolls with wonderful views all around.
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Kendal
Kendal - you’ll pack so many unique experiences from indulgent shopping to incredible food and drink, adventurous activities to leisurely strolls with wonderful views all around.
Sedbergh is a small market town in east Cumbria nestling beneath the Howgill Fells and within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is also close to the Lake District National Park.
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Sedbergh
Sedbergh is a small market town in east Cumbria nestling beneath the Howgill Fells and within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is also close to the Lake District National Park.
Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the ancient market town of Kirkby Stephen in the Upper Eden Valley enjoys an enviable position between the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks. The town is also close to the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Kirkby Stephen
Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the ancient market town of Kirkby Stephen in the Upper Eden Valley enjoys an enviable position between the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks. The town is also close to the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Windermere lake
Windermere lake, at 10.5 miles long, one mile wide and 220 feet deep, is the largest natural lake in both the Lake District and in England, and is fed by numerous rivers.
Strictly speaking, Windermere lake is just called Winder”mere”, with “mere” meaning a lake that is broad in relation to its depth. However here, to avoid confusion with Windermere Village, we refer to it as Windermere lake.
The long thin lake itself forms the central spine of the Windermere lake area of the Lake District. This area is also known as the South Lakes.
the tiny village of Bowness-on-Windermere lies on the shore of England’s largest lake. Ferries run from here across Lake Windermere, while the traditional stone cottages, lakefront pubs, and lively fishing harbour tempt travellers to linger a little longer.
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Bowness-on-Windermere
Windermere lake
Windermere lake, at 10.5 miles long, one mile wide and 220 feet deep, is the largest natural lake in both the Lake District and in England, and is fed by numerous rivers.
Strictly speaking, Windermere lake is just called Winder”mere”, with “mere” meaning a lake that is broad in relation to its depth. However here, to avoid confusion with Windermere Village, we refer to it as Windermere lake.
The long thin lake itself forms the central spine of the Windermere lake area of the Lake District. This area is also known as the South Lakes.
the tiny village of Bowness-on-Windermere lies on the shore of England’s largest lake. Ferries run from here across Lake Windermere, while the traditional stone cottages, lakefront pubs, and lively fishing harbour tempt travellers to linger a little longer.
Shopping
Sleepy Elephant Boots
41 Main StWalking boots and many other outdoor activity essentials/equipment
The Green Door is a traditional confectioners and sweet shop located in an historic 17th century listed building. The shop walls are lined with hundreds of jars of traditional and modern sweets.
The Green Door sweet shop
35 Main StThe Green Door is a traditional confectioners and sweet shop located in an historic 17th century listed building. The shop walls are lined with hundreds of jars of traditional and modern sweets.
Local greengrocer stocking an wide range of fresh fruit, salad and vegetables, also stock some local deli and dairy products.
They are able to offer a delivery service within a 20 mile radius.
Powells Fruit Merchants
52 Main StLocal greengrocer stocking an wide range of fresh fruit, salad and vegetables, also stock some local deli and dairy products.
They are able to offer a delivery service within a 20 mile radius.
The selection of ice cream is mind blowing you have to make it your first call so you can decide which flavor you are having next and you will want to go in again
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The Milking Parlour
The selection of ice cream is mind blowing you have to make it your first call so you can decide which flavor you are having next and you will want to go in again
Sightseeing
Fell End Nature Reserve is a wonderful place to be. The scenic Nature Reserve is open to the general public. Complementing the Arnside and Silverdale area of outstanding natural beauty.
The first wildlife spotting Hide, named after John Wilson for his outstanding contribution to conservation is now open for use. Among the protected wildlife spotted at the nature reserve are owls, marsh harrier, birds and deer. All of which have been spotted from the John Wilson Hide. Not only can you spot the beautiful wildlife but you can take a leisurely stroll through the nature reserve.
The John Wilson Hide serves as a tranquil lookout point for guests and includes the following heartfelt message: “Please make time in your busy lives to look at wildlife, in my experience you will find it enthralling and inspiring, and breathtakingly beautiful.”
https://www.pure-leisure.co.uk/nature-reserve/
Fell End Nature Reserve
Fell End Nature Reserve is a wonderful place to be. The scenic Nature Reserve is open to the general public. Complementing the Arnside and Silverdale area of outstanding natural beauty.
The first wildlife spotting Hide, named after John Wilson for his outstanding contribution to conservation is now open for use. Among the protected wildlife spotted at the nature reserve are owls, marsh harrier, birds and deer. All of which have been spotted from the John Wilson Hide. Not only can you spot the beautiful wildlife but you can take a leisurely stroll through the nature reserve.
The John Wilson Hide serves as a tranquil lookout point for guests and includes the following heartfelt message: “Please make time in your busy lives to look at wildlife, in my experience you will find it enthralling and inspiring, and breathtakingly beautiful.”
https://www.pure-leisure.co.uk/nature-reserve/
Farfield Mill is a superb arts and heritage centre reached by a beautiful riverside walk, or a short drive, from Sedbergh
The Mill Open Thursday – Sunday 10.30am – 4pm (closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday)
The Tea Room Open Thursday – Sunday 10.30am – 4pm (closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday)
Farfield Mill Arts & Heritage
Centre Garsdale RoadFarfield Mill is a superb arts and heritage centre reached by a beautiful riverside walk, or a short drive, from Sedbergh
The Mill Open Thursday – Sunday 10.30am – 4pm (closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday)
The Tea Room Open Thursday – Sunday 10.30am – 4pm (closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday)
An enchanting Lake District Attraction where Beatrix Potter's magical tales of Peter Rabbit and his friends are brought to life in three dimensions.
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La atracción del mundo de Beatrix Potter
Crag BrowAn enchanting Lake District Attraction where Beatrix Potter's magical tales of Peter Rabbit and his friends are brought to life in three dimensions.