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A lakeside bunkhouse in a peaceful hamlet in the Lake District, near Derwent Water.
Along this favourite walk that takes you to a Borrowdale gem, the hamlet of Watendlath, you'll discover oak woodland, two tarns (mountain ponds) and stunning Lakeland views.
Take to the water for a spot of canoeing, paddleboarding or paddling. The islands of Derwent Water are waiting to be discovered
Find out more about how to prepare for climbing Scafell Pike if you are starting from Borrowdale while taking into account the required safety procedures.
Discover the fascinating history and dramatic landscapes of the Lake District – where Beatrix Potter made her home – on foot, by bike or by boat.
Take in the views from Friar’s Crag and visit historic sculptures on a lakeside walk around Derwent Water or set off from Keswick to explore the surrounding woodlands and fells.
Discover the internationally significant ‘Atlantic oakwoods’ and Derwent Water which support a variety of rare species of plants and animals, including the red squirrel and vendace.
Discover the top things to see and do during your visit, including scenic walks, ancient woodlands, far-reaching views and famous Lakeland highlights such as the Bowder Stone
Aira Force is a showcase for the power and beauty of nature; it’s a place to escape the ordinary.
A ‘stone tent’ warmed by a log-burner, set just metres from the shores of Loweswater. Sleeps four, dog friendly.
A rustic stone bothy in Eryri (Snowdonia) with views over nearby Dinas Emrys. Sleeps 10, dog friendly.