Glamping in Penrith

How would you like to take a break in Penrith? Penrith, located in England on the north-eastern side of the county of Cumbria, has become a favourite destination for fans of the famous circular monoliths that have been around for centuries and are still a mystery. It is an ideal place to travel as a family or as a couple. Here you can breathe the freshness and purity of the air, getting in touch with nature and all the balance it has to offer. You can get the best glamping accommodation in Penrith, where you will find beautiful glamping cabins in a mountainous environment, with fabulous trees and beautiful lakes.

These glamping options are designed in open outdoor spaces, and you can enjoy the satisfying and romantic sunrise and sunset. Many of these glamping sites overlook the shores of lakes where you can appreciate their grandeur and natural beauty. You won't have to bring tents, because you can get the full natural ambience in the comfortable, modern properties, many with balconies, gardens with lovely, green and tranquil views, ideal for meditation. They are finished to a high standard inside, with barbecue included, located in meadows away from buildings and suburbia

Among the many activities and attractions in Penrith, there are family and couple-friendly sites such as the Aira Force waterfall, where you can marvel at the lovely, cool waterfall, which can be reached by car. The second-largest lake in the English borough, Ullswater, is a great place for yachting, rowing, jet skiing and even scuba diving.

For the history buffs there is the Castlerigg Stone Circle walk which is one of the UK's largest cromlechs and the most extraordinary and most visited settlement in the UK. A stroll through the beautiful town of Keswick is a must, where you can enjoy the pencil museum, the brewery, as well as excellent wine and whisky.

Among the attractions you can enjoy during your stay in Penrith is Ullswater Lake, where you can take part in a variety of activities including steamboating on the Lady Dorothy steamboat or driving the water engines, or even sailing the rowing yachts. There is also the adventurous alternative of scuba diving.

Enjoy the magnificent waterfall of the Aira Force Waterfall, which is extolled in Wordsworthen's poems written about the Lake District. For people who enjoy walking in the green and open air you can do so in nearby villages, such as Glenridding, south of Ullswater.

For potential mountaineering and climbing enthusiasts, you have Helvellyn Mountain, which is the second highest mountain in England, you can also hike, exercise, even enjoy a beautiful view.

For those who enjoy the view of the countryside, there is Pooley Bridge, which is only 6 minutes from Hillcroft, where you can enjoy the attractive view of the three pubs and the bridge across the river Eamont, which dates back to the 16th century.

Among the many attractions of this location visitors can enjoy several of the seasons in one day, with entertainment for all weathers, such as: The World of Beatrix theme park, in the company of Jemima Pata-de-Charco with Mrs Bigarilla

Enjoy a delicious and aromatic tea at the Dalemain Historic House and Gardens, or take an enjoyable crusade on the Lakeside Railway from Haverthwaite to your destination at Windermere Station.

Admire the enchanting stalactites of the Ice Age, located in White Starry Cave, and walk underground in the Honister Slate Mines, which are among the must-do activities during your stay in Penrith.