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T25

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54.647°N, 2.918°W
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The door of your chalet clicks shut behind you and suddenly it's just birdsong, wind in the trees, and the particular kind of quiet that makes you realise how much noise you've been carrying.

T25 suits anyone craving a proper break without the full tent-and-tarp commitment — couples after a digital detox, small families wanting comfort with a bit of adventure, maybe solo escapers who'd rather read than wrestle groundsheets. You've got chalets and camping pods here, so there's a roof and a bed, but you're still waking up somewhere that feels genuinely away. Dogs might be welcome — worth asking when you book — and the location keeps you honest about why you came: to slow down, properly.

Facilities aren't splashed all over the website, which often means the place lets the landscape do the talking. Check about campfires when you arrive if that's your thing. The vibe here feels low-key and uncluttered — no bells and whistles, just a well-made space to sleep and the kind of simplicity that turns out to be exactly what you needed.

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Weather Outlook
Current Conditions
15°C
Overcast
7 mph
81%
7-Day Outlook
Today
17° / 10°
10%
Sat
16° / 11°
96%
Sun
15° / 10°
96%
Mon
17° / 11°
53%
Tue
20° / 15°
53%
Wed
20° / 14°
33%
Thu
20° / 13°
36%
Source: Open-Meteo · Updated hourly
Walks Nearby

Local walks within 10 km

8 routes found via OpenStreetMap

Ullswater Way - Dalemain Loop

Loops through gentle parkland and woodland around the historic Dalemain estate near Ullswater's northern shore. Mostly flat with well-maintained paths, making it ideal for families with young children and accessible for all-terrain buggies on drier days. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and the estate grounds. Offers peaceful meadow views, glimpses of the house and gardens, plus easier lakeland walking without the usual Ullswater crowds or climbs.

Hiking routeLocal network
6.6 km from campsite
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Aira Force and Gowbarrow Park Trail, Ullswater Valley

Explore this moderate 7.2km loop around one of the Lake District's most famous waterfalls, managed by the National Trust. Terrain mixes woodland paths and open fellside with some steep sections near Aira Force itself – expect stone steps and uneven ground. Not suitable for buggies; manageable for older children who can handle hills. Dogs welcome on leads. The dramatic 20-metre waterfall, ancient parkland with Wordsworth connections, and stunning Ullswater views make this a Lake District essentia

Dogs welcomeHiking routeLocal network
7.37 km from campsite
Route length: 7.2 km
Operator: National Trust
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Eamont Way

Follows the River Eamont through Cumbria's Eden Valley, linking Ullswater with Penrith over gently undulating terrain with short steeper sections near the river. Ideal for families with older children who can manage 4-5 miles, though muddier stretches after rain make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for accessible lakeland scenery, historic sites including medieval Brougham Castle, and spotting wildlife along the riverbanks without tackling full Lakeland fells.

Hiking routeLocal network
8.19 km from campsite
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The Ullswater Way

Circles England's second most beautiful lake through 20 miles of dramatic Lakeland scenery, mixing gentle lakeshore paths with moderately steep climbs over headlands and through ancient woodland. Terrain varies from flat, buggy-friendly stretches near Pooley Bridge to rocky, uneven sections requiring proper boots—best tackled in stages with older children (8+). Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock. Delivers constantly changing perspectives of Ullswater's three distinctive

Hiking routeLocal network
8.46 km from campsite

Aira Force to Glencoyne Trail, Ullswater Valley

Follows the western shore of Ullswater through ancient woodland with steady, moderate inclines and some uneven, rocky sections. Not suitable for buggies due to tree roots and narrow paths, but manageable for older children who are confident walkers. Dogs welcome on leads. Connects two of the Lake District's most beautiful spots with stunning lake views and the chance to spot red squirrels.

Dogs welcomeWalking routeLocal network
9.02 km from campsite
Route length: 1.9 km
Operator: National Trust
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