Derwentwater Marina
Tuition for sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, ghyll scrambling and stand up paddle boarding both for individuals and groups.
Tuition for sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, ghyll scrambling and stand up paddle boarding both for individuals and groups.
Explore Lakeland’s industrial past as you discover the links between geology, quarrying and the 400-year history of metal ore mining. Threlkeld quarry was opened in the 1870’s by Mr H Harkewitz, a man of German descent, to supply railway ballast to the Penrith-Keswick line. Initial output was a few hundred tons per year, but …
‘elm.’ cafe describes itself as ‘your neighbourhood café, micro-deli, and hangout’ in Keswick, the Lake District.
Venture into the Borrowdale valleys and discover thrilling activities both outside and inside the mountains!
Home of the ‘World’s Best Single Malt 2022’ The Lakes Distillery, established in 2011, nestles on the north shore of Bassenthwaite Lake and their majestic surroundings, near Keswick, inspire an artistic ethos and their range of fine whiskies, gins and vodka. Visitors enjoy interactive tours of the state-of-the-art distillery, to suit all ages. Following the …
Derwentwater is one Keswick’s main assets. Only a short stroll from the town centre via Hope Park, the ‘lake’ is three miles long and very much a ‘landscape of moods’, varying from the dramatic waves splashing against Friar’s Crag, to mirror-calm in the early mornings. Fed by the River Derwent catchment area in the high …
We’re lucky to have one of the most friendly and beautifully situated theatres in all of England on our doorstep, with a year round selection of high quality theatre, music, talks and festivals that provides stacks of entertainment to suit all tastes. Take a look on at what’s on at Theatre by the Lake to …
An award-winning local museum with new digital activities and engaging exhibitions. Exhibitions, events and displays telling the story of Keswick’s landscape, history and culture with a shop and great café. Nestled in beautiful Fitz Park, next to the popular Fitz Park playground and outdoor gym. Keswick Museum and Art Gallery care for around 20,000 objects …
Set in a stunning and convenient location, Nichol End Marine lies on the western shore of beautiful Derwent Water.
The Chalet is situated in Portinscale, a stone’s throw away from the shores of Derwentwater and the Marina.
Tuition for sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, ghyll scrambling and stand up paddle boarding both for individuals and groups.
Explore Lakeland’s industrial past as you discover the links between geology, quarrying and the 400-year history of metal ore mining. Threlkeld quarry was opened in the 1870’s by Mr H Harkewitz, a man of German descent, to supply railway ballast to the Penrith-Keswick line. Initial output was a few hundred tons per year, but …
‘elm.’ cafe describes itself as ‘your neighbourhood café, micro-deli, and hangout’ in Keswick, the Lake District.
Venture into the Borrowdale valleys and discover thrilling activities both outside and inside the mountains!
Home of the ‘World’s Best Single Malt 2022’ The Lakes Distillery, established in 2011, nestles on the north shore of Bassenthwaite Lake and their majestic surroundings, near Keswick, inspire an artistic ethos and their range of fine whiskies, gins and vodka. Visitors enjoy interactive tours of the state-of-the-art distillery, to suit all ages. Following the …
Derwentwater is one Keswick’s main assets. Only a short stroll from the town centre via Hope Park, the ‘lake’ is three miles long and very much a ‘landscape of moods’, varying from the dramatic waves splashing against Friar’s Crag, to mirror-calm in the early mornings. Fed by the River Derwent catchment area in the high …
We’re lucky to have one of the most friendly and beautifully situated theatres in all of England on our doorstep, with a year round selection of high quality theatre, music, talks and festivals that provides stacks of entertainment to suit all tastes. Take a look on at what’s on at Theatre by the Lake to …
An award-winning local museum with new digital activities and engaging exhibitions. Exhibitions, events and displays telling the story of Keswick’s landscape, history and culture with a shop and great café. Nestled in beautiful Fitz Park, next to the popular Fitz Park playground and outdoor gym. Keswick Museum and Art Gallery care for around 20,000 objects …
Set in a stunning and convenient location, Nichol End Marine lies on the western shore of beautiful Derwent Water.
The Chalet is situated in Portinscale, a stone’s throw away from the shores of Derwentwater and the Marina.