Family Canoe taster sessions
Brought to you by the National Trust and Mobile Adventure, an opportunity to get out on the lake and maybe try something new.
- Booking essential
If you’re a family with young children and you don’t want to paddleboard separately, you can all go together. A Canadian open-boat canoe can fit a family of up to 4 people (2 adults and 2 young children) and you can join in the session with the paddleboarders before enjoying the freedom to explore more of Derwent Water and practice your new found skills along the way.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £70.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 07960 875563 or head to the website to book, for more info contact John@MobileAdventure.co.uk
- Suitability
Please check minimum age limit when booking
- Meeting point
Crow Park, Lake Road, Keswick, CA12 5DJ, What3Words///occupations.porridge.sooner Bus 555 from Windermere to Keswick–bus station is 10 minutes walk from Crow Park Bus X5 from Penrith or Workington
- What to bring and wear
Dress for the weather (don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen) Your feet may get wet so bring beach shoes and a spare pair of socks.
- Accessibility
You will need to be able to walk to the lake shore and sit and stand unaided. You will also l need to be able to use a paddle.
Upcoming events
A one year anniversary walk through the Borrowdale Rainforest NNR
Join Nature Reserve Officer Jade for a guided walk to mark the first anniversary of the declaration of the Borrowdale Rainforest National Nature Reserve.
Open Day at Force Crag Mine for GeoWeek (including transport)
Brought to you by the National Trust for GeoWeek. Come and join us for a rare opportunity to visit the processing mill at Force Crag Mine.
Force Crag Mine Open Day for GeoWeek
A rusty ‘tin shed’ beside a dramatic waterfall in a remote valley just outside Keswick – this building is a tribute to human engineering and ingenuity, and it has a powerful story to tell about humanity’s impact on the planet.
The Swings at the 100 year anniversary of Crow Park
‘Life was never better on a swing, the higher the better!’