The Village Shop at Braithwaite has been run by the Eddington family since 2003. The team describe themselves as ‘a shop with a difference’, and have been part of the local community since the 1830s. Most days, Daphne will be there to greet you and tell you all about the Shop, and the little village …
Ran by Jenny and Steve, the Royal Oak is a cosy little restaurant at the foot of the Coledale Horseshoe, right in the heart of Braithwaite village. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and dessert, with a separate children’s and Sunday lunch menu– with unlimited Yorkshire puddings and gravy! For beer lovers, The Royal Oak boasts …
From ghyll scrambling, canyoning & kayaking to a Lake District Via Ferrata, canoeing, and so much more, we deliver exciting outdoor adventure activities & things to do in Keswick, the UK’s biggest and best adventure playground.
Whether you are after a hearty breakfast to set you up for your daily adventure, a tasty lunch or just a snack to recharge you, the Lingholm Kitchen provides something for every occasion.
Established in 2022, Lake District Wine is an independent wine shop, bar and tasting room based in the Lake District town of Keswick, serving a selection of wines by the glass (and the occasional beer and spirit too) alongside a small menu of tasty nibbles. Jenni has had an affinity for wine since observing her …
Jan’s Sandwich Shop first opened its doors to the public on 12th February 1993, celebrating 30 years in 2023, and since then has baked, prepared and sold around 1.5 million sandwiches and over half a million cakes! A favourite with locals for a breakfast butty or a lunch time stop, there’s almost always a queue …
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!
The Village Shop at Braithwaite has been run by the Eddington family since 2003. The team describe themselves as ‘a shop with a difference’, and have been part of the local community since the 1830s. Most days, Daphne will be there to greet you and tell you all about the Shop, and the little village …
Ran by Jenny and Steve, the Royal Oak is a cosy little restaurant at the foot of the Coledale Horseshoe, right in the heart of Braithwaite village. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and dessert, with a separate children’s and Sunday lunch menu– with unlimited Yorkshire puddings and gravy! For beer lovers, The Royal Oak boasts …
From ghyll scrambling, canyoning & kayaking to a Lake District Via Ferrata, canoeing, and so much more, we deliver exciting outdoor adventure activities & things to do in Keswick, the UK’s biggest and best adventure playground.
Whether you are after a hearty breakfast to set you up for your daily adventure, a tasty lunch or just a snack to recharge you, the Lingholm Kitchen provides something for every occasion.
Established in 2022, Lake District Wine is an independent wine shop, bar and tasting room based in the Lake District town of Keswick, serving a selection of wines by the glass (and the occasional beer and spirit too) alongside a small menu of tasty nibbles. Jenni has had an affinity for wine since observing her …
Jan’s Sandwich Shop first opened its doors to the public on 12th February 1993, celebrating 30 years in 2023, and since then has baked, prepared and sold around 1.5 million sandwiches and over half a million cakes! A favourite with locals for a breakfast butty or a lunch time stop, there’s almost always a queue …
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!
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