Visiting the Lake District is on many people’s wishlists when visiting the UK, just as it is for residents of the UK looking to do a staycation. But there are some common mistakes that both domestic and international visitors make when venturing here. Be sure to avoid these common pitfalls for a more enjoyable experience. […]

Short, accessible walks appeal to a wide range of people, not just those with mobility issues. And whilst the Lake District is of course well known for its dramatic but often challenging fells, thankfully there are plenty of shorter, more accessible options available. So, if the hills are not accessible to you, just a little […]

Situated high on the western side of Kendal – the picturesque market town known as the “Gateway to the Lake District” – Serpentine Woods is a tranquil, wooded area known mostly just by locals. This area of land close to Queens Road and within easy walking distance of the town was originally used for grazing […]

Sandwiched between two of England‘s most beautiful National Parks – the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, – it’s no wonder Kendal is more than just a stopover on the M6 motorway. This market town has enjoyed a rich tapestry of Roman legacies, medieval castles and Quaker heritage, not to mention its wool, snuff and […]

The traditional market town of Kendal – idyllically sandwiched between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales National Parks – is fortunate to have a number of lovely cafés, bars and restaurants to choose from. But when it comes to eating out in the evening, we inevitably find ourselves returning to the same familiar spots. […]