| the 5 warmly furnished, cosy rooms with pine furniture have en suite bathrooms, tvs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. some rooms feature original oak beams, as well as woodland or countryside views. pets are welcome with prior notice (fee). theres a pub with a horseshoe-shaped bar, plus a terrace with seating. children age 3 and under stay with an adult for no charge. . freebies include parking and full english breakfast served in a dining area with a fireplace. surrounded by mountains, this quaint 17th-century pub with rooms is a mile from the fishing at greenodd estuary, and 5 miles from both lakes aquarium and fell foot park
Leeds Bradford Airport 1 hr 56
National Trust - Fell Foot Park (11 min)
Family-friendly spot with cafe and space/facilities for games, picnics, swimming and boating. South Lakes Safari Zoo (19 min)
Roaming animals, some in walk-through natural areas, with big cats, giraffes, rhinos and monkeys. Blackwell (20 min)
Large, late-19th-century house full of furniture and objects by Arts and Crafts movement designers. Grizedale Forest (21 min)
This Lake District forest features hills, tarns, small villages, a ropes course & a sculpture trail. Windermere (37 min)
This large glacial ribbon lake features 18 islands, plus ferries & other boating activities. The Old Man of Coniston (31 min)
Mountain hikes to view picturesque lakes & industrial remnants such as an old metal tramway tower. Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway (5 min)
Picturesque 3-mi. railway offering rides in old-fashioned coaches pulled by historic locomotives. Coniston Water (31 min)
Sprawling lake known for its tranquil waters & scenic views, popular among kayakers & canoers. Lakes Aquarium (11 min)
Aquarium with freshwater and marine life, featuring an underwater otter tunnel and stingrays. Tarn Hows (36 min)
Leafy, picturesque lake district popular with tourists & offering trails & picturesque views. National Trust - Hill Top (26 min)
Timed-ticket entry to Beatrix Potter's quaint, rural farmhouse filled with the writer's furnishings. Brantwood (34 min)
Former home of artist John Ruskin, now a house museum with period furniture, gardens & art displays. Lakeland Motor Museum (7 min)
With 30,000 exhibits from pedal cars to century-old electric cars, plus a recreated 1950s cafe. National Trust Wray Castle (40 min)
Neo-gothic 1800s castle featuring a kid-friendly interior with play rooms, plus lakeside grounds. Beatrix Potter Gallery and Hawkshead (32 min)
An exhibition of original illustrations by writer Beatrix Potter, displayed in a 17th-century house. | 
