One of the great Landscape Gardeners of all time was a Windermere man called Thomas Mawson, who was responsible for the layout of many great Lakeland gardens, including Lindeth Fell.

The gardens at Lindeth Fell are especially beautiful in Spring and early Summer, with magnificent displays of azaleas and rhododendrons, but are beautiful in all seasons with colourful trees, shrubs and herbaceous borders.

Lawns are laid for bowling, croquet, pitch and putt and putting. In a quiet corner a small Lake is a pleasant retreat and a haunt for wild life.

Lindeth Fell is a member of the National Garden Scheme and opens its Gardens to the public for one day in May every year.

Rhododendrons and azaleas must be considered amongst the aristocrats of the plant world, because of their range of bloom and colours. Here at Lindeth Fell we are fortunate in having a wide range of varieties including a magnificent clump of 'Val d'Aulnay' and 'Chevalier Felix de Sauvage' both of which flower heavily every year.

A most attractive feature of the garden at Lindeth Fell is the wide range of colour when the rhododendrons are in bloom, pink, blue, purple, white cream and all the yellows.

Click here to view the 360° garden panoramic photo.