Log Cabins Lake District
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Lovable Log Cabins
Cumbria is simply stunning and has oodles of fun things to discover. That’s why residing in log cabins in the lakes is perfect for a romantic getaway, or for families looking to uncover exciting sites to roam with the little ones. There’s never a dull moment! Craving some pamper time? Why not buy a bottle of bubbly and sink into your own private hot tub? Surrounded by captivating scenery, you’re bound to have the adventure of a lifetime. Many of these dwellings include bundles of outdoor space, too, which is ideal for the kids, evening BBQs and mucking around on the grass!
Lounge by the Lakes
Leave your home-away-from-home for the day to visit the lake of Derwentwater. You can take snaps of the marvellous vistas surrounding you as you wander amongst this iconic landmark. How idyllic does that sound? Make sure you bring a tasty picnic along to tuck into. Then, ramble down one of the footpaths that circle this beautiful body of water, with either your pals or your pooch. What’s even better is, you can hop in a rowing boat or a motorboat (if you’re after something a little faster) to see it all first-hand! How cool is that?
Plenty of Cuppas and Pub Grub
When renting a log cabin here, wherever you go, you’ll never be far away from a bunch of fab cafes and restaurants. After a walk with the family, rock up to a tea room to sip on a good old cuppa’, or get cosy in a country pub - the choice is yours! You can gobble up fish and chips under the sun, before heading to one of the ice cream parlours which serve creamy cones of goodness. Don’t forget, there’s also a host of welcoming coffee houses. During your trip, remember to try the local food, including yummy Kendal Mint Cake, sticky toffee pudding and of course, Cumberland sausage.
Get Out and About
There are countless activities to relish in the Lake District, so make sure you seek out all of its natural beauty. Hiring bikes and spending time with your loved ones should definitely be on the cards. This way, you can explore the wild woodlands and scenic hilltops! If you fancy an adventurous day of hiking, Scafell Pike is close by. This is actually the highest mountain in England, which means you can expect some pretty amazing views from the top. You can enjoy easy-going strolls, too - don’t worry! Walk around the Lake District Wildlife Park and admire the animals or cruise in the car to a nature reserve.
