Explore the hidden gems of the Furness Peninsula with a scenic road trip from Roa Island to Bardsea. This stunning coastal route offers panoramic views of Morecambe Bay and is packed with family-friendly stops, from the historic lifeboat station to the famous shorelines of the south Lake District. There are also plenty of dog-friendly beaches to stretch everyone legs.
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Stagshaw garden is a National Trust garden situated on the edge of Ambleside village and overlooking Windermere Water. It is famous for its multiples rhododendrons and azaleas trees. It is also possible to admire Windermere Water from the several viewpoints in the garden. It is a peaceful place far from the effervescence of Ambleside.
Giggle Alley wood in Eskdale green is a lovely little wood perfect for a morning out or a late afternoon stroll with the whole family. There is a hidden Japanese garden in the middle of the wood. And if you wish to stop for something to eat we recommend a detour by Woodland tearoom in Santon Bridge.
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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.
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Discovering the nature reserve of Hodbarrow near Millom in Cumbria. A great place for birds lovers. The nature reserve has a nice circular walk passing between the lagoon and the Duddon Estuary with a lighthouse half way. The nature reserve is dog friendly.
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Discovering the beautiful estate of Mirehouse house and garden near Keswick in Cumbria. The estate and garden are dog friendly and there are several pushchair friendly paths.
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Fell foot is a National Trust park at the end of Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. It is dog friendly and perfect for a walk in family. The park is gorgeous in autumn.
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Muncaster Castle and Gardens is beautifully situated near Ravenglass, right on the western edge of the Lake District National Park. The estate is highly renowned for its spectacular birds of prey displays, which are absolutely perfect for visitors of all ages, as well as for its stunning, historic gardens. If you visit during the spring, the ancient woodlands come alive, carpeting the forest floor in a breathtaking sea of wild bluebells.
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