Lindeth Fell is one mile south of the centre of Bowness on the A5074, the Lyth Valley road, and just two miles from Windermere railway station. Car and taxi hire can be arranged.

From the North

Leave the M6 at Junction 40, near Penrith and follow the A592 via Ullswater and Kirkstone Pass to Bowness. Opposite St. Martin's Church in Bowness, turn left and follow A5074 Lancaster/Lyth Valley road. After travelling for a mile you will find Lindeth Fell on the left.

From the South

Leave the M6 at Junction 36. Take the A590/591 for 8 miles to Kendal north roundabout. Take the first left onto the B5284 for another 8 miles through Crook to T-Junction with A5074 (Lyth Valley Road) near Bowness. Turn left and Lindeth Fell is 200 yards on the left.

Lindeth Fell is ideally located to take advantage of the natural beauty of the English Lake District. There are many attractions, historic houses and castles, as well as the abundance of lakes, tarns and mountains to explore. We have listed some below:


Places to visit

Brockhole - The National Park Exhibition Centre, near Ambleside
Wordsworth Museum - Dove Cottage and Rydal Mount
Beatrix Potter's House - Hill Top, near Far Sawrey
Holker Hall - stately home, near Grange-over-Sands
Muncaster Castle Gardens - magnificent in early summer - Magnolias, Azaleas and Rhododendrons. Also owls!!
Blackwell House - arts and crafts house in Windermere

Interesting drives

Over Wrynose to the Roman Fort at Hard Knott
Through the Langdale Valley
Keswick - Derwentwater - Honister Pass - Buttermere - Crummock Water - Lorton - Whinlatter - Keswick

Lake District Tourism & Conservation Partnership

Established in 1993 with the aim to promote sustainable tourism by raising much needed funds for vital conservation projects in the Lake District.