Top Ten Things to do at Wray

Bring your own or grab something tasty from Joey's, our onsite café. With so many scenic spots to choose from, you’ll find the perfect place to relax and take in the views. Find out more

Wray’s elevated position offers breathtaking panoramas over Lake Windermere and surrounding fells. Look out for the Langdale Pikes, Fairfield Horseshoe, Red Screes and more.

Restored to its former glory, Wray's Glasshouse is once again filled with plants. Newly conserved windows now open to bring in fresh air and light, reviving this much-loved historic space.

Pages From the Potter Family Album Discover Victorian family life through the photographs of Rupert Potter, Beatrix Potter's father on large outdoor panels in the garden.

Discover Wray’s special trees in its arboretum or countryside views on a peaceful wander in the grounds and wider parkland. Find out more

Find a famous view at Watbarrow Point, discover the boathouse and miniature harbour, or go further afield to Latterbarrow or Blelham Tarn.

Wray offers rare, easy access to the western shore of Windermere - a peaceful alternative to the busier eastern side.

Paddle in the shallows, watch boats drift by, or challenge your family to a stone-skimming contest on one of Wray’s shingle beaches.

Daily, our 45-minute guided tours reveal the secrets and stories of Wray. No need to book. Find out more.

Join the world’s largest treasure hunt! Hidden around the grounds are eight medium-sized caches. Download the app from Geocaching.com which will show you the geocaches hidden nearby.

Ride to Wray or continue on to Claife Viewing Station. The area offers a variety of scenic cycling routes for all levels. Find out more