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Lake District

Fell Foot

Lakeshore park with stunning mountain views

Newby Bridge, Windermere, Cumbria, LA12 8NN

A lone person walking along the jetty to a misty lake Windermere  at Fell Foot in the Lake District

Important notice

Fell Foot will remain closed until at least midday on Thursday 7th December, due to snow and ice making the park unsafe. The children's play area is currently closed for essential maintenance.

Planning your visit

Fell Foot Park at the south end of Windermere, Cumbria, showing the National Trust boat hire business, tea shop and retail shop in restored boathouses built from local limestone.
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What you need to know about visiting Fell Foot 

We can’t wait to welcome you to Fell Foot. Take a stroll around the meadow, have a dip in the lake or a bite to eat in the café. Here’s all you need to know about visiting.

A man walking a dog at Fell Foot Park in Cumbria
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Things to see and do in the park at Fell Foot 

Take a leisurely walk around the park and meadows, take a yoga class or even try your hand at orienteering. There's plenty of things to do at Fell Foot.

A family eating and drinking in the cafe at Fell Foot Park
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Visiting Fell Foot with your dog 

Fell Foot is a three pawprint rated place. Find out all you need to know about exercising your four-legged friends around the parkland, Windermere’s lakeshore and the south meadow.

A close up of someone doing crawl in a lake with vegetation behind them
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Watersports & equipment hire at Fell Foot 

Fell Foot is the perfect place to try out a new activity on Windermere, England's largest lake. With easy access to the water, the park is ideal for paddling, swimming and boating. See what’s on offer.

A man and a woman posing for a festive photo with their dog at Fell Foot

Upcoming events at Fell Foot 

Find out what events we have coming up at Fell Foot.

Visitors exploring the festive interiors in the Entrance Hall at Castle Ward, County Down

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