Cafes
Not everyone is looking for a slap up meal or pub grub. Perhaps a charming cafe, serving delicious cakes and scones with a warming mug of tea is more up your street? Well, Ullswater is dotted with an array of hidden cafes, tearooms and coffee shops in beautiful locations. Once again you can be sure of some great homemade food, a ‘reet’ Cumbrian warm welcome.
Side Farm Campsite is an ideal base for walking, mountain biking, sailing, canoeing, fishing or simply relaxing.
Based at Ullswater Holiday Park, we are a small but perfectly formed little chippy.
We are a family run farming business which is home to 6000 free range hens, 420 lambing sheep plus lambs, a few cows, pigs, horses, 15 bee hives and our 9 working dogs.
Welcome to Fairlight Guesthouse and Bed and Breakfast, situated at the centre of Glenridding village.
Little can prepare you for the impact of seeing the ruins of Lowther Castle for the first time. The gardens are likewise stunning. The castle is the third building to inhabit the majestic site, while the gardens retain their original 17th century plan.
When Charles Darwin visited Glenridding house in the Summer of 1881 he stated “this place is magnificently beautiful” he was right! Why not treat yourself to a two night break at this stunning lakeshore vista! AA five gold star 2014, 2015, 2016.
The Quiet Bite provides delicious and fresh food all year round. We are open every day (except Xmas day) for our guests and people staying and living in the local area. The ingredients are all fresh (some are actually grown in Watermillock)!) and the produce is cooked and served to order.
Traditional English Tearoom and garden by the river in Pooley Bridge serving great, home cooked food using local ingredients and homemade cakes and scones. Dogs are welcome. Wheelchair access. Free wifi. Gluten free meals and cakes. Open every day and licensed to serve alcohol.
Dalemain Mansion & Historic Gardens
Aira Force Tearoom
Tucking into a cream tea now comes with a side order of virtue. By using our National Trust tearoom at Aira Force you can treat yourself and help protect the area at the same time.
Tucking into a cream tea now comes with a side order of virtue. By using our National Trust tearoom at Aira Force you can treat yourself and help protect the area at the same time.
