The fells rise beyond your window and the lake catches the morning light — this is Brandelhow, where the Lakes feel close enough to touch before you've finished breakfast.
This is a proper guest house rather than a campsite, though camping pods sit alongside the main accommodation, making it a good shout for groups with mixed camping confidence or families who want a roof overhead. It suits walkers and couples after a comfortable Lakeland base, and you're in the heart of proper fell country here — the kind of place where you plan tomorrow's route over dinner and fall asleep to absolute quiet.
Facilities aren't listed in detail, so ring ahead to confirm what's onsite and whether your dog's welcome — the policy's case-by-case. Campfires need checking on arrival too. It's open year-round, which means autumn mist over Derwentwater or snow on the peaks if you're that way inclined. The vibe's more B&B than bustling campground — clean, unfussy, and built around getting out onto the hills rather than staying put.
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5 routes found via OpenStreetMap
Circuits Dalemain's historic estate and lakeside meadows with gentle, mostly flat terrain punctuated by short moderate climbs through ancient woodland. Suitable for families with older children who can manage 2-3 hours; uneven paths and stiles make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome but must be on leads near livestock and the estate grounds. Rewards you with classic Lakeland views across Ullswater, glimpses of the Georgian manor house, and peaceful stretches along tree-lined tracks away from busi
Stretches 160km across the Pennines from Skipton to Penrith, following Lady Anne Clifford's 17th-century journeys between her castles. Expect varied terrain—gentle riverside paths, steep moorland climbs, and exposed fell sections requiring navigation skills. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to length, elevation, and remote stretches. Dogs welcome but must be fit and under control near livestock. Rewards with dramatic Dales scenery, historic castles, and a genuine sense of pilgrimag
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