Dog-friendly things to do in the Lake District
When you think of dog-friendly places in the UK, the classic National Parks will always come to mind. And what better place to start than at the stunning Lake District?
The Lake District is a place like no other. Established as a National Park in 1951, it covers a huge area within Cumbria and was gleefully designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The lakes are home to the highest mountain in England. Scafell Pike sits 978 metres above sea level and forms part of a dormant volcano. As the name suggests, it also plays host to the largest and deepest natural lakes in the country, namely Wast Water and Windermere. The entire area is an oasis of beauty that can perfectly navigated in whichever way suits you. Roads, walking and cycle paths each offer their own perspective on the spectacular surroundings, which are all just a short distance from us at Lakeland Leisure Park.
One of the best ways to see the spectacular scenery of the Lake District is on a guided tour. That’s why we've compiled the best tours in the Lake District by destination or theme to help you plan your adventure.
When you're on an outdoors holiday in the Lake District, it's hard not to be drawn into the enchanting world of waterfalls. In this guide, we've laid out all you need to know about some of the best waterfalls to visit in the region.
The Lake District is a utopia for walkers and nature enthusiasts. If you're planning a stay at our Lakeland Leisure Park and love walking, then you’ve made the right choice. Let's take you through the region's best walks.
The charming area of Windermere has beckoned travellers since Victorian times. We’ve compiled the top things to do in the Windermere area, ensuring that you’re well-planned enough to fill your visit with unforgettable experiences.
Keswick is an excellent place to visit in the Lake District, especially if you're staying at our Haven Lakeland Leisure Park. This charming town is nestled within the stunning landscape of Cumbria. Let's find out more.
Keswick holds the distinction of being the northernmost town in the Lake District, and perhaps it enjoys the most advantageous location. If you're staying at Haven Lakeland Leisure Park, make sure to include Keswick on your list.
Cumbria is a haven for nature enthusiasts seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. At Haven we’re blessed with the excellent Lakeland Leisure Park in Cumbria, so your base for exploring this stunning region is already sorted.
A charming town with handsome red-brick architecture, Penrith lies just outside the borders of the Lake District and serves as the primary gateway to the enchanting Eden Valley. It's a great place to visit if you’re a guest at Lakeland Leisure Park.
There’s always plenty going on in this part of the world, so to help you plan your itinerary for your next stay, here’s a snapshot of what’s on in the Lake District in 2024.
The Lake District is a stunning holiday destination in North West England. Not only is the area home to magnificent lakes, rugged mountains, atmospheric forests and rolling fields. The Lakes might surprise you with the quality of its beaches too...
The Lake District might have the highest peaks in England and the widest lakes, but if you stick to the national park boundary you and your pooch will be missing out on some of the area’s excellent beaches. Let's take you through them!
The lovely Lake District is one of the first places we think of when it comes to holidaying at home, and when you add terrific surrounding towns to its immense scenery, it’s easy to see why.