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Pooley Bridge is a small village in the Eden Valley, nestled between Ullswater Lake and the River Eamont. Situated in the county of Cumbria of northwestern England, the village is known for its picturesque countryside scenery, water activities, and shopping and dining offerings. During a holiday in Pooley Bridge you can enjoy a boat tour or spend your time exploring the natural surroundings on foot. It’s the perfect holiday destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, families, and couples seeking a quiet, low-key getaway.
A cosy holiday rental in Pooley BridgePooley Bridge is home to a wide range of holiday rentals and lettings, with a little something for every type of traveller. When planning a holiday to Pooley Bridge, you can choose a rental based on your unique travelling preferences. Opt for a rental along the lake with stunning views of the water. Or, opt for a letting with a spacious garden surrounded by trees and greenery. Families can choose from oversized rentals with plenty of bedrooms to comfortably accommodate a large group. Treat yourself to an upscale rental with customised features, stylish decor, and luxurious furnishings. With so many excellent holiday rental options to choose from in Pooley Bridge, you’ll be sure to find one suited perfectly to your travel needs!
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The area and getting around
The closest airport to Pooley Bridge is Newcastle Airport, which offers both domestic and international flights. You can either take a train, a bus, or a private car to reach Pooley Bridge from the airport. While there isn’t a train station in the small village of Pooley Bridge, you can take the train to the nearby town of Penrith and then a taxi or bus to Pooley Bridge from there. There are several car hire companies at the airport if you’d like to drive yourself.
Getting around Pooley BridgePooley Bridge is a wonderful village for walkers, with a variety of walking opportunities and a pedestrian-friendly village centre. There are walking routes in and around the village for all ages and abilities to enjoy. If you’d like to explore the area outside the village then it is recommended to hire a private car to get around.
Travellers and activities
Families can enjoy a scenic walk and stunning views at Hallin Fell. The trail is fairly short and is not strenuous, making it perfect for all levels of hikers. The summit of the climb boasts spectacular views of the stunning Ullswater lake and a cairn at the top. Another fun way to experience Pooley Bridge for families is to explore the area on horseback. Book a trip with Pony Trekking Ullswater where children and adults can enjoy a professional guided horseback tour around the lake with stunning scenery.
Pooley Bridge for couplesCouples can enjoy a romantic day out on the water with a boat tour on Ullswater. Several boat hire companies can be found around the lake offering daily or hourly boat tours. This is the perfect opportunity for a day spent outdoors filled with stunning scenery, swimming, and friendly professional service from the tour operators.
Pooley Bridge is named for the 128-foot-long bridge which was built in 1764 and crosses over the River Eamont in the village.
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This stunning mansion and historic gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is rated as one of the top attractions in the Lake District. Here you can stroll along paved walking paths, pass by sweetly scented rose and flower gardens, tour the mansion, and enjoy a lovely meal at the on-site café.
2. See St. Andrew’s ChurchJust a couple of minutes away from Pooley Bridge in the small village of Dacre is a beautiful 7th century Norman church. St. Andrew’s Church draws visitors with its serene atmosphere, wildflower gardens, and stunning stained-glass windows. Stop by the church to admire the historic architecture and to enjoy stunning views of the Dacre castle from here.
3. Admire the stunning nature at Moor DivockExplore the vibrant green rolling hills at Moor Divock on foot. Here you can find spectacular scenery, as well as countless ancient burial mounds and cairns. Walk to the prehistoric stone circles and discover megaliths here! It’s a great place to spend an afternoon exploring the local nature while learning a bit about the local history.
4. Take a stroll at Seascale BeachThis large, free public beach is popular for long walks and hunting for sea glass. During low tide there are countless rock pools to explore. There is ample parking and clean toilets. Kids can play on the playground along the beach or grab an ice cream cone from the nearby ice cream parlour.
5. Visit the picturesque dunes by the sea at Roanhead BeachThis spectacular beach boasts an enormous shoreline of golden sands and windswept dunes. Take a nice long stroll along the clean, quiet shoreline. It’s the perfect place for couples or families to spend a day along the coast together.
Information about holiday lettings in Pooley Bridge
🏡 Holiday lettings available: | 25 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -34%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £39. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and fireplace. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 8 properties. |
📶 For workation: | 100% of the properties. |