Bank House Farm Cottages At Ennerdale

Bank House Cottages are sited within walking distance of Ennerdale Bridge. Ennerdale Bridge itself offers a warm village atmosphere, with two traditional country pubs located in the village less than a mile from the cottages. The Shepherds Arms & The Fox and Hounds are a both popular choices with locals and walkers alike for hearty meals, local ales and a welcoming Lakeland setting, with the Fox and Hounds providing a traditional pub atmosphere. Set at the gateway to Ennerdale Water, the area is renowned for it's dramatic landscapes, ancient woodlands, and miles of walking and cycling routes making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Ennerdale bridge itself has excellent low and high level walking options.

The valley itself has many low level walks suitable for all abilities. For those seeking higher level options Wainwright's western fells are directly accessible, providing solitary walks where even on a bank holiday few other walkers may be seen, avoiding the multitudes elsewhere. Iconic fells such as Pillar and Steeple provide longer days out from the lakeshore car parks. A short drive provides access to stunning Loweswater, Crummock and Buttermere, Eskdale and Wasdale. These valleys offer the traditional lake district views and access to iconic low and high level walks.

Eskdale is famed for the picturesque village of boot, the historic Eskdale Mill, the "Laal Ratty" miniature railway and the dramatic Stanley Ghyll Waterfall. A slightly longer drive gives access to Wasdale and Scafell Pike. Muncaster Castle is also very accessible. A 20 min drive towards the coast gives access to the wide sandy beach of St Bees. St Bees offers a relaxing day by the sea, combined with dramatic cliffs and stunning sunsets.

St Bees is the start of the Coast to Coast footpath, recently upgraded to National Trail status. There is something for everyone to enjoy in this unexplored area of the ever popular Lake District National Park.