Dubwath Silver Meadows is nice little nature reserve near Bassenthwaite in Cumbria. It is a great place to spend a couple of hours in family. The path is pushchair friendly and it is also dog-friendly.

Two weeks ago, I decided to go visit Dubwath Silver Meadows Nature Reserve. I had read some times ago a blog post by Shazza in which she was mentioning her lunch at the Bassenthwaite train station and that she wanted to see the nature reserve during a next trip. I hadn’t heard of that nature reserve before so I immediately added it to my list of place to visit.
Find Sharon’s post here
Dubwath Silver Meadows Nature Reserve is situated right opposite to the Bassenthwaite train station restaurant. It is opened all year around and is dog a pram friendly. It is maintained by a group of volunteers called the Friends of Dubwath Silver Meadows. The visit is free and there is a donation box at the entrance.
The circular trail is a bit less than 2 km. The reserve is composed of different type of habitats such as wetlands and drylands. There are also some little huts to stop, hide and observe the birds. It has some nice views on the surrounding fells. The only negative point is the noise coming from the A66. It is a nice little reserve for a stroll in family.













Planning Your Visit to Dubwath Silver Meadows:
- Address: Cockermouth CA13 9YN
- Website: here
- Car park: parking spaces along the road
- Child- friendly: pram accessible, perfect for little legs
- Dog-friendly: yes but need to be on lead


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Une belle balade 😍
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Oui ce n’est pas très long mais très mignon.
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Coucou, elle a l’air sympa cette réserve.
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Oui parfaite pour se promener tranquillement quand on n’a pas envie d’aller en montagne.
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I love those little huts. Did you see any birds on the feeders? Lots of siskins when I visited. Glad you enjoyed your walk. 🙂
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Unfortunately there were no birds on the feeders when we went. We will have to go back 😉.
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You will. And maybe have a brew on the train. 🙂
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What a lovely nature reserve to visit. It’s amazing that it’s maintained by a group of volunteers for all to enjoy. Your pictures are beautiful.
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Thank you. Yes it is so great that they do that.
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What a beautiful place for an afternoon stroll.
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It is indeed. We are happy to have discovered it.
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Nice when bloggers help each other out with suggestions of places to go!
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I agree it is always nice to share nice places.
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I camp not far from the north end of Bassenthwaite Lake and this place was on my list of visits last time but I never got there – one for next time I think.
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It is a shame that you couldn’t go, hopefully next time you can spend some time there and maybe have a drink/ food at the train station near by.
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Beautiful Dubwath Silver ! Excellent photos. Well shared thanks 😊👍
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Thank you for your comment. Happy you liked it.
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It’s my pleasure 😊 stay blessed ❣️💕
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