Yealand 36, Tewitfield

Lancashire. Sleeps up to 4

Tewitfield 1 mile. Settled in a quiet holiday park on the outskirts of Tewitfield, Lancashire is this fabulous, detached lodge of Yealand 36. Sleeping up to four guests, Yealand 36 is the ideal dwelling for a family wanting to explore the Lake District National Park, whilst also offering ground-floor accommodation and access to fantastic, on-site facilities. When arriving at the property, park in one of two off-road spaces, before making your way inside the contemporary open-plan living area. Grab a seat on the plush, L-shaped sofa and switch on the TV for some evening entertainment; why not complement this with a glass of wine, you're on holiday after all? When you begin to feel peckish, progress to the kitchen, a sleek space served by a range of handy appliances, including a handy washing machine. When the foodie of the group has rustled up a nourishing meal, enjoy it at the dining table or out on your private decking whilst you catch up one the day's adventures. When day turns to dusk, head to bed in one of two well-presented bedrooms, with one being a king-size enjoying access to a handy, en-suite cloakroom and the other being a compact twin that is ideal for the youngsters. Across the way rests the shower room, so you can wash off the day or start your morning with a refreshing rinse. Venture into the park and get acquainted with the fabulous facilities at your feet, whether that be enjoying a meal at the bar/restaurant, working up a sweat in the gym, doing laps in the swimming pool or angling in the fishing lake; there is something for everyone here. The hamlet of Tewitfield can be found nearby and is home to a friendly pub, as well as a well-stocked farm shop, so you can grab the things you need without venturing far. There is so much to see in the surrounding area, with the historic wonder of the Leighton Hall Estate, the vast RSPB areas of Leighton Moss and Warton Crag, as well as the fascinating Lakeland Wildlife Oasis all resting within easy reach. Further away lies the market town of Kendal, a place that is a gateway to the Lake District's outdoor delights, but also offers fantastic golfing opportunities, including the Kendal Golf Club, the intriguing Kendal Museum, and the ruins of the once-glorious Kendal Castle. If watersports and climbing are your specialty, venture into the Lake District National Park to find a plethora of lakes and peaks, or travel to the Arnside & Silverdale AONB for more coastal fun? The Forest of Bowland AONB and the Yorkshire Dales National Park are also easily accessed, providing you with plenty to see and do during your break. Choose Yealand 36 for an unforgettable break.