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| | from £68 | singles, doubles, twins and superior rooms | 17th century family run coaching inn. 2 superb restaurants a fully stocked bar and a warm welcome. Business or Leisure - professionally run. 24 en-suite bedrooms (all with colour TV, radio, telephone and hospitality tray). A traditional Lakeland welcome awaits you and open fire and original oak beams help to create a relaxing atmosphere. (back to top) | |
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| | from £65 | singles, doubles and family rooms | This modern hotel is situated one mile from the centre of Cockermouth, an ideal location for those on a business trip or exploring the Lake District. At the Shepherds Hotel you will receive a warm welcome from our friendly staff. The restaurant is open throughout the day, serving a selection of snacks, tea and coffee, scones, cakes, hearty home-made soup, sandwiches and delicious bar meals. (back to top) | |
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| | from £59 | singles, doubles, twins, family, four poster and executive rooms | Above the banks of the River Derwent with rolling views over the Lakeland Fells, Broughton Craggs Hotel with its own extensive grounds and gardens, offers the visitor the opportunity to enjoy the special hospitality and first-class cuisine of the hotel in a tranquil setting. On the edge of a traditional Cumbrian Village only 3 miles from the centre of Cockermouth and 7 miles from the Solway Coast, Broughton Craggs is the ideal base for the business traveller or those requiring a wide variety of activities and interesting visits. (back to top) | |
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| | from £70 | single and double rooms | With fantastic views of the Lorton Valley and the surrounding countryside, this country-house hotel on the edge of Cockermouth has excellent food and great accommodation. The hotel is well-located for visiting the north of the Lake District. The popular market town of Keswick is a short drive to the east, and you can drive west to the beautiful Solway Coast. (back to top) | |
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| | from £125 | one, two, three bedroom apartments | Originally an 18th-century Lakeland farmhouse, the Derwent Lodge has been tastefully converted into an exclusive apartment and accommodation complex, which will soon include a swimming pool and leisure facilities. Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Lake District, this beautifully converted farmhouse offers modern en suite accommodation and stylish, well-equipped apartments. The accommodation combines modern comforts and facilities with beautiful original features, such as wooden beams and exposed brickwork. Each contemporary apartment is individually designed with its own unique character and charm. The apartments are serviced daily and linen and towels are provided. (back to top) | |
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| | from £120 | twin & double rooms | The Pheasant is a charming old Coaching Inn situated close to Bassenthwaite Lake at the unspoilt, northern end of the Lake District. It is one of the last remaining traditional Cumbrian hostelries with its unique period atmosphere, sense of timelessness and peaceful location. The Pheasant enjoys a well deserved national reputation amongst those who are used to being well cared for in a traditional manner.The history of The Pheasant stretches back over 500 years. Originally a farm house, it was converted in more recent years (1778) to a popular Alehouse. One of its 19th century regulars was the famous huntsman John Peel. He would often celebrate and recount his exploits in the tap room of The Pheasant now the hotel bar.You cannot escape the sense of being surrounded by history the moment you walk in the door. (back to top) | |
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| | from £42 | double rooms | The Melbreak Hotel has been converted from an 18th century farmstead and is situated in three acres of idyllic grounds between the beautiful central lakes and the quieter western Cumbrian market towns of Cockermouth, Whitehaven and Maryport. This family run hotel boasts dramatic, panoramic views across the constantly changing landscape to the Loweswater Valley and mountains beyond and offers guests a warm welcome, 34 comfortable bedrooms, traditional food served in relaxed surroundings and a lounge bar. (back to top) | |
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| | from £78 | single, double and twin rooms | The Armathwaite Hall Hotel is a unique venue, a four star 17th century former stately home standing in 400 acres of woodland and parkland on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake in a tranquil corner of the beautiful Lake District. The hotel features 42 bedrooms of individual character, Spa and leisure facilities including indoor heated swimming pool, sauna and steam room. Guests can enjoy the Holistic Beauty Salon and the Lakeside activities challenge operated on the estate. Cockermouth - 8 miles away. (back to top) | |
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| | from £37 | double and twin rooms | Close to Bassenthwaite Lake with beautiful views of the highest fells in England, the Castle Inn offers the warmest of welcomes. Extensive range of leisure facilities including an indoor pool, spa bath, sauna, steam room, gym, table tennis, and lawn tennis. Explore some of the most beautiful landscapes in Britain, including Dodd Wood Forest and the magnificent Skiddaw. The hotel is ideal for families and those wanting to escape. Cockermouth is 8 miles away. (back to top) | |
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| | from £40 | single and double rooms | Lakeside Country House Hotel is an Elegant Edwardian property ideally situated just 100 yards from bassenthwaite lake. The area is uncommercial giving you the "feel" oft the real Lake District, yet the popular towns of Keswick and Cockermouth are less than 10 minutes drive away. Once inside the House you cannot fail to be impressed with the original oak floors and large stained glass windows flooding the house with sunlight and atmosphere. (back to top) | |
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| | from £26 | single, double and twin rooms | A friendly family run late Victorian Country House. Many of the original features retained but modern central heating and double glazing adopted for comfort! In the country near Keswick (10 mins.) and Cockermouth (8 mins), All en-suite rooms. By Lake Bassenthwaite and just a mile or so from the Osprey's nesting site. Licensed - Conservatory Bar for residents, Private Car Park, Fishermen welcome. Stunning Fell Views, Thornthwaite Forest nearby, Buttermere and Crummock (20 mins). Cockermouth - 6 miles away. (back to top) | |
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| | from £25 | single, double and twin rooms | Set on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake, The Ouse Bridge Hotel is a family run hotel offering a friendly welcome and fantastic views providing a relaxed atmosphere, excellent service and value for money in a stunning and peaceful location. This elegant Edwardian building has 10 beautifully decorated bedrooms, of which 8 are double/twin bedrooms with ensuite facilities and 2 further double bedrooms with separate private bathroom facilities. 6 bedrooms offer commanding views over Bassenthwaite Lake & Skiddaw beyond. 6m to Cockermouth. (back to top) | |
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Cottages in Cockermouth, Lake District | | |
| | from £235 for 7 nights | cottage for four people | The holiday cottage dates back to the early 1700s and has been extended at the rear to create a delightful kitchen/dining room. There are original exposed oak beams, an ornamental inglenook fireplace and with the careful renovation and modern facilities, it provides the holidaymaker with an ideal base all year round. Cockermouth is situated on the north west fringe of the Lake District National Park and has numerous amenities. It is only a short drive from Keswick and within easy reach of the M6 motorway. (back to top) | |
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| | from £196 for 7 nights | cottage for two people | This traditional 18th century mid terraced holiday cottage is situated on the edge of the bustling Georgian market town of Cockermouth. Modernised but retaining cottage charm, the cosy accommodation is just a 5 minute walk from interesting shops, galleries, restaurants and visitor attractions, and is approved by VisitBritain under the Walkers Welcome Scheme. Cockermouth is close to the north west border of the Lake District National Park, making an ideal base for exploring the spectacular lakeland scenery. (back to top) | |
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| | from £224 for 7 nights | cottage for two people | This delightful terraced holiday cottage is situated on the side of the River Derwent in the popular market town of Cockermouth. It was built in 1811 and has been lovingly renovated to provide cosy accommodation with emphasis being placed on retaining the character of the cottage. There are views over the river to parkland and holidaymakers can enjoy relaxing on the patio which leads down to the water’s edge. Cockermouth, which is the birthplace of the poet William Wordsworth, is situated on the north west fringe of the Lake District National Park giving easy access to the dramatic lakes and fells. The Solway Coast is also within easy reach, or visit Hadrian’s Wall to the north. (back to top) | |
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| | from £228 for 7 nights | cottage for four people | This delightful Georgian mid terraced cottage has a lovely mix of original features and modern fittings providing a comfortable holiday home, perfectly situated at the western end of Cockermouth’s tree lined Main Street. This beautiful Georgian market town lies on the edge of the Lake District and is home to Wordsworth House. The town’s broad medieval Main Street features a range of local shops and pubs including antique shops and small galleries. Lovely walking along the banks of the River Derwent and superb walking nearby in the northern and western fells of the Lake District. (back to top) | |
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| | from £237 for 7 nights | cottage for four people | This delightful, semi-detached single storey holiday property is situated on the edge of the Lakeland town of Cockermouth. It has a enclosed rear garden which is ideal for relaxing on warm summer evenings. Cockermouth is a bustling market town with small shops, museums, art centre and eating places and is best known as the birthplace of William Wordsworth.It makes an ideal location for exploring the northern and western Lake District as well as the Solway Coast. The Lorton Valley and the Lakes of Buttermere, Loweswater, Ennerdale and Wast Water offer stunning scenery and walks to suit all ages and types. The city of Carlisle with its medieval fortress, Hadrians Wall and Scottish Border are all within an easy drive. (back to top) | |
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| | from £237 for 7 nights | cottage for eight people | This 17th-century terraced saw mill, set down a country lane and flanked by 2 houses, has been beautifully converted into a spacious house, with the stream at the end of the lawn. In a quiet location in rolling countryside, 15 miles from Keswick and only 2 miles from Cockermouth with its Wordsworth connections. There are many pleasant local walks with facilities within 2 miles for shopping, eating out, fishing, tennis and swimming plus sailing on Bassenthwaite and Derwent Water are added attractions. The northern Lakes are within a short drive. Loweswater, Crummock and Buttermere Lakes are a short drive. Comfortably furnished, look out for the feature window where the sluice fed the waterwheel. (back to top) | |
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| | from £276 for 7 nights | cottage for four people | This delightful 19th century holiday cottage boasts wonderful views and a tastefully renovated interior. Standing as one of a small row, built originally for railroad workers, it is situated in the heart of the Northern Lakes, just to the side of the road connecting Keswick, 8 miles, Cockermouth and the western Lakes. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, it is ideal for touring and walking. (back to top) | |
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| | from £223 for 3 nights | cottage for four people | This delightful 19th century terraced holiday cottage stands in a small row on the fringe of the Lake District National Park. Tastefully furnished and well equipped it has lovely views to the surrounding fells and is centrally located between the popular market towns of bustling Keswick (9 miles) and traditional, charming Cockermouth (3 miles). (back to top) | |
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| | from £205 for 3 nights | cottage for four people | This well presented end terrace holiday cottage stands in a little row just off the Keswick to Coast A66 road and is on the edge of the Lake District National Park. It is just 2 miles from the traditional market town of Cockermouth and 10 miles from the popular lakeside town of Keswick. Within easy reach of the quieter western lakes and the unspoilt Solway coastline. It is an excellent base for golf, cycling, walking and climbing. (back to top) | |
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| | from £160 for 3 nights | cottage for three to four people | Set in a quiet, friendly village location this cosy 18th century cottage lies 2 miles west of the traditional and attractive market town of Cockermouth. The beck, with resident ducks, flows through the village which is surrounded by a good network of foot and cycle routes, A perfect base for exploring the quieter lakes of Loweswater, Crummockwater and Buttermere, the Cumbrian coastline and magnificent northern fells. (back to top) | |
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| | from £146 for 3 nights | cottage for two people | This delightful holiday home has been cleverly renovated with a lovely mix of old and new and is a perfect little cottage for two. Situated on the edge of a small friendly village which lies just 2 miles west of the traditional market town of Cockermouth, famous as the birthplace of Wordsworth and with a good selection of shops, restaurants and galleries. Excellent walking and cycling routes with the northern and western lakes and fells within easy reach. (back to top) | |
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| | from £127 for 2 nights | house for five people | Overlooking playing fields and fells to the rear, on the fringe of the National Park. Between Keswick and the Cumbrian Coast. A choice of the bustle of Derwentwater, the sea, and walks are offered. To the south are the lakes of Buttermere, Crummock and Loweswater. Cockermouth, with its Wordsworth associations, has golf, fishing and riding all available. Shop and pub ¼ mile. Cockermouth is 3 miles away. (back to top) | |
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| | from £224 for 7 nights | house for five people | Hidden behind the plain 17th century lakeland exterior, lies this unique gem of a cottage. It has exposed beams, a superb cast iron range, a 17th century stone bread oven and a winding stone staircase, together with modern comfort. This delightful terraced cottage was the birthplace in 1766 of John Dalton, founder of the atomic theory. Extremely quiet and peaceful, it is very close to the boundary of the Lake District National Park with the lakes of Loweswater, Crummock and Buttermere, within 10 miles by country lanes. (back to top) | |
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| | from £179 for 3 nights | studio for two people | This studio adjoins the owners detached modern cottage which is set in a beautifully landscaped 1 acre garden with large pond, waterfall, summer house and patios. Magnificent views towards central Lake District across the Loweswater, Crummock Water and Buttermere valleys this peaceful hamlet lies 4 miles from the market town of Cockermouth and 11 miles from the lakeland town of Keswick. Excellent walking and climbing with easy road access to the northern and western lakes and fells and the Solway Coast. Shop 3 miles, pub 1 mile. (back to top) | |
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| | from £242 for 3 nights | studio for six people | This listed 17th century holiday cottage is situated in a rural hamlet close to the western Lake District. There are views over the attractive garden and farmland towards Loweswater. This property retains its original charm, providing comfortable, well equipped accommodation and an ideal base for touring the lakes and coast, with the Scottish Borders and Hadrians Wall within travelling distance. Good golfing locally. (back to top) | |
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| | from £309 for 3 nights | cottage for eight to nine people | This 17th-century sandstone farmhouse is tastefully decorated and in a desirable location. The original outhouses stand in a walled courtyard where a stream runs through to the paddock. Private fishing on the River Ellen, salmon/trout, 1 mile FOC. Explore the Solway coast, 4 miles and the Northern Lakes and Fells. The market town of Cockermouth is 6 miles away. (back to top) | |
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| | from £541 for 3 nights | cottage for twelve people | This wonderful sandstone barn was skilfully converted in 2000. Retaining much of it’s character, with some flagged floors and beams. A large lounge on the first floor gives super views towards the Scottish mountains and Solway coast. An ideal holiday base for friends and families to return to after exploring this beautiful corner of England. Attached to the farm house (property 13196) with private enclosed garden. Surrounded by beautiful countryside with good access to the Northern Lakes, coast, 4 miles, the market town of Cockermouth 6 miles, Keswick 14 miles, Bassenthwaite Lake 6 miles and Buttermere 12 miles. Private salmon and trout fishing 1 mile. The barn was originally a bank barn, therefore there is an external level access to both the ground and first floor. (back to top) | |
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| | from £173 for 3 nights | cottage for two people | Previously a barn in a former 17th century farmsteading, this charming single storey, detached stone cottage has been totally renovated and is in a delightful setting with views across open farmland. Furnished to a very good standard it stands adjacent to a superb indoor swimming pool and two other farmhouse holiday homes. Exposed beams and interesting features combine with modern facilities to create an ideal holiday base from which to explore the Lake District and Solway Coast. Cockermouth and Bassenthwaite Lake, 6 miles. (back to top) | |
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| | from £412 for 7 nights | cottage for two people | Peacefully located at the end of a leafy country lane, this charming Grade II listed barn, part of an 18th-century fell farm, has an idyllic setting with stunning views across Crummock Water to the Grasmoor range of fells. The property shares a courtyard with the adjoining farmhouse and has a secluded garden with patio. Situated only ½ mile from Loweswater village, there are many beautiful walks direct from Highpark, from a gentle lake stroll to the more challenging Melbreak Fell. Wildlife is abundant with falcons, nightingales and red squirrels. (back to top) | |
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| | from £202 for 2 nights | house for two to four people | In an idyllic secluded location with stunning, uninterrupted views over the fells to the Vale of Lorton, these two adjoining properties have been created from a beautiful detached house, built in 1822 as a 'painting house' and studio for Joseph Sutton, a noted local artist. They are set in 1¾acres of mature wooded gardens (with grassed areas, ideal for ball games) which lead down to the River Cocker where fishing is available by local licence. Just a short drive away is the bustling Georgian market town of Cockermouth (4 miles). (back to top) | |
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| | from £599 for 3 nights | house for eight people | In an idyllic secluded location with stunning, uninterrupted views over the fells to the Vale of Lorton, these two adjoining properties have been created from a beautiful detached house, built in 1822 as a ‘painting house’ and studio for Joseph Sutton, a noted local artist. They are set in 1¾ acres of mature wooded gardens (with grassed areas, ideal for ball games) which lead down to the River Cocker where fishing is available by local licence. (back to top) | |
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| | from £242 for 7 nights | house for eight people | This delightful detached cottage, dating back to the 18th century, has been renovated to provide an excellent holiday cottage retaining all its charm and character, with stone flagged floors and beams. It has fabulous views across the south-facing garden and open countryside towards Skiddaw and is situated in a pretty, quiet village making a superb base to explore the beautiful surrounding Lake District National Park countryside. (back to top) | |
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| | from £147 for 2 nights | lodge chalet for four people | This attractive holiday lodge chalet was built in the late 1990's and has been furnished and equipped to a very good standard. Tucked away in a very pleasant position, it is one of a small group of four chalets, which sit on the National Park boundary; with peaceful rural views across the local countryside towards Skiddaw. It is conveniently situated just off the A595 Cockermouth to Carlisle road, making it an excellent choice for guests wanting easy access to the Northern Lake District and the Scottish Borders. Cockermouth is 5 miles, Keswick, 12 miles and Carlisle 18 miles away. There is a pub 600 metres from the chalet. (back to top) | |
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| | from £242 for 7 nights | cottage for four people | This delightful traditional Lakeland character cottage is a listed building situated in the beautiful Lorton Valley. In the small village of High Lorton, it is only 4 miles from Cockermouth and 8 miles over Whinlatter Pass to Keswick. There is a visitor centre at Whinlatter with numerous walks through the forest and spectacular views of the Lake District. It is ideally situated to explore the quiet western area of the National Park as well as being accessible to the busier and more frequented central Lakeland. Local amenities include fishing, golf, horse riding and tennis. The pretty market town of Keswick offers a wide range of attractions for visitors, from shops and museums, boating trips around Derwentwater and countryside rambles to climbing and fell walking. Few areas can offer a better variety of walking and climbing opportunities. (back to top) | |
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Hostels close to Cockermouth, Cumbria | | |
| | from £16 | a range of rooms private and shared | There doesn't seem to be any hostels in and around Cockermouth. The closest one we know of is in Ambleside (40 minutes away). Offers the best backpacker facilities in the area: * Reasonable charges with longer stay reduction. * Ideally situated, 5 minutes from bus. * 72 beds in a large traditional Lakeland cottage. * Newly refurbished, clean, comfortable and warm. * Manager on site, no lock out, no curfew. (back to top) | |
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Caravan Parks and Camping near Cockermouth | | |
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caravans
for 4 & 6, lodges for 4 & 6, lodge homes
for 4 & 6 people |
At
White Cross Bay you enjoy an enviable position
in the very heart of the Lake District, with
60 acres of delightful wooded parkland grounds
running right down to the shores of Windermere.
The surrounding fells are within easy reach
and are spectacularly beautiful at all times
of the year. Your accommodation is within easy
reach of the lake and clubhouse but due to the
steep gradients or steps in certain areas, White
Cross Bay Leisure Park may not be suitable for
wheelchair users, or visitors with mobility
difficulties. Ambleside is 4 miles away.
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from
£385 short break |
lodges
for 4 to 6 people |
Nestling
at the foot of the dramatic Skiddaw Mountain,
on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake, these superb
lodges offer an idyllic setting in one of the
Lake District's most gloriously unspoilt areas.
Breathtaking views, tranquil surroundings and
wonderful walks are yours to enjoy. Historic
houses, gardens, castles, monuments, museums
and many fascinating craft shops and galleries
are all within 30 minutes drive of this small
and exclusive park, which holds the David Bellamy
Gold Award for conservation.
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