Owls Nook Lodge

Owls Nook Lodge is a delightful, three-bedroom lodge resting in the Langdale area of White Cross Bay. Presented to a lovely standard, this inviting abode offers a serene spot to return after your fun-filled days of exploring the Lake District, boasting a hot tub, onsite facilities and an electric fire.

Discover the open-plan living space, complete with a sumptuous corner leather sofa to lounge on, complemented by an electric fire and a Smart TV, so you’ll have no trouble unwinding here. Allow the chef of the group to get acquainted in the kitchen, boasting an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and even a dishwasher, so you won’t have to lift a finger when it comes to washing up!

Serve up home-cooked meals at the dining table before popping open a bottle of wine and toasting to a long-awaited family getaway! As the evening comes to a close, retire to either of the three bedrooms, all of which offer fitted storage, plush furnishings and Smart TVs.

There are two doubles followed by a bunk bedroom for children, serviced by a modern shower room with sleek fixtures and fittings. Continuing to impress, the exterior is a spacious decking with a private hot tub, ideal for enjoying a few glasses of prosecco under the stars, while there is also secure bike storage for those keen cyclists.

On-site, you are spoilt for things to do; take a splash in the pool, reward yourself with a meal in the restaurant and enjoy some entertainment at the bar. Just 500 yards up the road is Brockhole Lake District Visitor Centre, home to its gardens, house, café, restaurant, walks, boats and adventure playground and Tree Top Trek, offering something for the whole family!

Venture into Windermere village, just two miles away, where you can find a wealth of shops, cafés and pubs to sample, or head into Bowness for award-winning restaurants and magnificent attractions, including the World of Beatrix Potter, sure to be a hit with literature lovers! The area is a haven for walkers, cyclists and adventurers alike, boasting a myriad of routes around Lake Windermere and through woodlands such as Grizedale Forest, as well as watersporting opportunities for the more active.