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Equitrax Ltd.
We are a family-run business in Devonshire providing bed and breakfast and equestrian facilities from our farm house in the village of Shebbear.
Lune Valley Holidays
Stabling, grazing and bike storage is also available. The Lune Valley is the perfect place to come and unwind. Enjoy the surrounding area with its splendid footpaths, golf courses, cycle ways, bridal ways, fishing and local attractions. Situated 3 miles north of Kirby Lonsdale it is handy enough to nip down for a pint or an evening meal in one of the many inns and restaurants in this pretty market town. Why not rent one of our cottages?
Maggs Howe
Maggs Howe, a former working farm, is surrounded by land still farmed by my family. Detached, with a large garden and plenty of private parking spaces, Maggs Howe is on a hillside and has wonderful views of the Kentmere valley. People ask where the name Maggs came from; some former owner called Margaret?-maybe: the name is on the Title Deeds of 1623 and I have not been around that long.
Bailey Mill
Bailey Mill is a friendly farm holiday complex run by the resident proprietors Pam and Ian Copeland, offering self catering courtyard apartments (short breaks available) or bed and breakfast.Walk, Cycle or ride through the beautiful Scottish/Cumbrian borders. Golf and fishing are available nearby. Ideal retreat for a romantic break or rent all together for a large celebration. No matter what time of year you choose to visit, you can be sure of a warm welcome.
Slackhouse Farm
Slack House Farm is a working organic dairy and sheep farm in open, unspoilt countryside, overlooking Birdoswald Roman fort and Hadrian's Wall.The ideal location for a tranquil holiday to walk, cycle, ride or explore the Scottish Borders. Enjoy home baking and wholesome meals, freshly prepared with home and local produce.
St. Martin's College ICT for Tourism Project
ERDF funded project which aims to assist Small business in and around Cumbria through ICT. Site Designed By Matt willett, ICT Solutions.
Natural Horsemanship
Horse Trader
Cumbria Tourist Board
Cumbria Tourist Board's complete guide to Cumbria and the Lake District.
Lake District Outdoors
Whatever the time of year, whatever the weather, whatever stirs your passions, there's somthing for everyone outddors in Cumbria - The Lake District: from the tranquility of hill walking, to the white knuckle excitement of whitewater canoeing.
Cumbria and the Lake District Attractions.
www.cumbria.uk.com, the internet's most complete guide to Cumbria and the English Lake District. Whether you are looking for business information, accommodation, town information, English Lake District hills and lakes guides, shopping or somewhere to eat in Cumbria, you can find it all on www.cumbria.uk.com
William Wordsworth Trust, Dove Cottage Attraction
The Wordsworth Trust exists to be a living memorial to the life and poetry of William Wordsworth (right) and his contemporaries, serving, in the words of the first Trustees, 'lovers of English poetry from all over the world'. Its focus is Dove Cottage (below) and the hamlet of Town End, Grasmere, a place and a landscape at the centre of the English Lake District where the poet lived, wrote and found inspiration.
Links to attractions around Windermere and the Lake District
Lake District links is a comprehensive listing of links for Cumbria and the Lake District in north-west England, UK
Rheged – The Village in the Hill
Award winning Rheged is home to a giant cinema screen the size of six double decker buses showing daily Rheged the Movie, and Everest. Now open at Rheged is the only major international Everest ‘The Top of the World’ exhibition. Also local craft & gift shops, artists exhibitions, Mountain Life Outdoor adventure shop, indoor play area, Reivers Cafe, tourist information centre and free entry to building.
Lakeland Wildlife Oasis
Lakeland's Wildlife Discovery Centre is a unique and exciting blend of exotic wildlife and interactive "hands-on" displays which take you through the animal kingdom from magic molecules to mischievous monkeys.
Brantwood Home of John Ruskin
It enjoys the finest lake and mountain views in England and there is no other house in the district with such a diversity of cultural associations
The home of John Ruskin from 1872 until his death in 1900, Brantwood became an intellectual powerhouse and one of the greatest literary and artistic centres in Europe.
