Lake District National Park Authority - Kendal

Address: Murley Moss Ln, Oxenholme Rd, Kendal LA9 7RL, United Kingdom.
Phone: 1539724555.
Website: lakedistrict.gov.uk
Specialties: Non-profit organization.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot.
Opinions: This company has 82 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.7/5.

📌 Location of Lake District National Park Authority

☎️1539724555

⏰ Open Hours of Lake District National Park Authority

Monday: 9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM–5 PM
Wednesday: 9 AM–5 PM
Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM
Friday: 9 AM–4:45 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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👍 Reviews of Lake District National Park Authority

Lake District National Park Authority - Kendal

Gerry M.

5/5

I truly am in love with this area. It’s a beautiful area with stunning views and lakes, all carefully and compassionately nurtured and maintained by The National Trust. Over the years either with family or just my wife and myself, I guess we have visited this area, mostly in hired cottages, over 50 times. At 72 we are too old to take to the high level walks and Wainrights, but there are so many lower level and relatively flat walks that we continue to enjoy it to the full.
We normally base ourselves in Ambleside or Keswick both of which have more than enough shops, supermarkets, pubs and restaurants to support us for our usual 2 week break.
Parking at some voyages is not always easy or is on road. Four places that have great locations with easy parking are Gretaside apartments, Brewery Cottages, Bobbin Cottage in Keswick and Otters Holt in the centre of Ambleside. The Horse and Farrier at Threckeld, just outside Keswick, is our favourite hotel / pub / restaurant. The Red Lion and Kings Arms ( undergoing ownership change at time of writing ) and the lovely welcoming B&B, the old school house that once taught William Wordsworth and Fletcher Christian.
Don’t die wondering, with stunning views, great food, friendly welcoming people and masses of activities including water sports and lake cruises - make that visit
Tip - If you are travelling up the A1 to turn left at Scotch Corner to take you straight to Keswick and are self catering, stop at Mainsgill farm shop to stock up on some amazing produce to enjoy at your cottage or campsite. It’s huge and has great outside grounds with a zip slide for the children and amazing very big Cafe / Shop / Restaurant. Most regular Lakes visitors seem to do so.

Jenz

5/5

Lovely area to walk around, camp or hotel. So many areas to view and explore. We stayed at Stavely and managed to see the northern lights.

Aaron D.

5/5

Love a nice walk around the lakes any time of the year....most recently Coniston old man.

Phil ?. W.

5/5

If Carlsberg made National Parks....

Johnathan W.

1/5

LDNPA is in urgent need of a shake up before the Lake District grinds to a standstill. How about compulsory Park & Ride facilities and subsidised public transport for day visitors for a start? And what about enforcing some of the long-standing and blatant planning infringements which, even the LDNPA admits, are in contravention of its own guidelines and regulations? (Illegal, ugly and intrusive roadside advertising on A591 at Ings and nocturnal light pollution at Plantation Bridge, to name but a few).

Ollie P.

5/5

Lovely staff looking after a lovely place, doing all they can to fight climate change

Steve H.

5/5

Looking at the Snow Covered Tops of The Lake District National Park from Blackpool..

Gillian F.

5/5

Stunning place to see, breath taking scenery and tranquil feeling place, well worth a visit.