1876 Ravenglass Station Cafe
The railway's cafe on platform one at Ravenglass, doing light meals, snacks, ice cream and hot drinks between trains. The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's own visitor information permits dogs on the lower floor of its station cafes, which here is the whole seating area, and there are water bowls marked "paws for a drink" around the station. Dogs must be on a short lead. It is the obvious first or last stop of a day on the line, and the estuary and the Roman bath house are five minutes' walk away.
Banklands
No reviews yetExplore the heart of Cumbria with a stay in the Eskdale valley a Lakeland hidden gem with a traditional steam railway and an abundance of unforgettable scenery to take in. Take a ride on the steam train known locally as the La al Ratty and take in stunning views from the coastal town of Ravenglass (5 miles) and the nearby village of Boot (2.5 miles). Venture further inland to tackle some of the Lake District s most impressive fells namely Scafell Pike which lies just 9 miles away. Further beauty spots in this national park can also be found just a short drive away with Windermere (20.5 miles) Keswick (20 miles) and Ambleside (16.5 miles) all worth a day trip in the car. Lovingly presented with traditional stained-glass windows original fireplaces and high ceilings this holiday home truly is a standout addition to the area. On arrival you ll find a handy porch with gives way to a boot room and utility room. With washing machine tumble dryer and a sink this valuable space will come in handy when returning from your adventures. Venture into the pretty kitchen which has a farmhouse style and abundance of space for cooking. It is equipped with a fridge/freezer electric Range cooker with gas hob microwave and dishwasher. You ll also find the dining table in here with a cosy wood burner close by along with underfloor heating throughout the entire ground floor. Also on the ground floor is a sitting room with an additional wood burner a cosy spot for evenings in. Here you ll find a TV/DVD and PlayStation which will no doubt keep guests of all ages entertained. Completing this floor is a ground floor shower room with WC. Head onto the first floor via the ornate staircase to discover three inviting bedrooms all of which are flooded with light thanks to traditional windows. The first bedroom is a king-size with a beautifully tiled feature fireplace and fells views from three windows whilst the second bedroom is a super-king-size which can be made up as a twin on request. Finally a third bedroom is a cosy double with built-in wardrobes. A charming family bathroom completes the property. Here you ll find additional underfloor heating with WC roll-top bath and separate shower a welcome addition after long days of outdoor activity. Step outside to make full use of the glorious garden space benefiting from far-reaching views across the Eskdale valley. A lawn space with garden furniture offers the chance for al fresco dining whilst an outdoor dog shower (with warm running water) ensures that muddy paw prints are kept outside of the property. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 king size, 1 super king size zip and link (can be made into a twin on request), 1 double. 2 bathrooms 1 with bath, shower and WC, 1 with shower and WC . Fridge/freezer, electric Range cooker with gas hob and double oven, dishwasher, microwave. Utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and sink. 2 wood burners (initial supply of logs included). Underfloor heating to ground floor and first floor bathroom. Smart TV with Sky. Towels not included. Enclosed garden with furniture and outdoor dog shower. Off road parking 250 yards from the property for 2 3 cars. Trolley provided to transport luggage from the parking area, up the grass path to the property. Torch recommended if arriving after dark. Pub 500 metres, Shop 0.5 miles. Please note that every years the Christmas break is 7 nights from 21st December & New Year from 28th December .
Bell Tent Glamping at Muncaster Castle
A small glamping site of five-metre canvas bell tents pitched in a wooded corner of the seventy-seven acre Muncaster gardens, each sleeping up to four. Two well-behaved dogs are welcome for an additional charge, but the estate is surrounded by working farmland and asks for dogs on a lead at all times on site. Staying here puts the whole garden and the terrace walk on the doorstep, though dogs are still barred from the castle state rooms and the Hawk and Owl Centre. Ravenglass, the estuary and the railway terminus are a mile down the hill.
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