Log Cabins & Lodges in Bowness-on-Windermere

Of all the holiday destinations across England, Bowness-on-Windermere is one of the most popular, and if you decide to pay a visit, Holidu has the best accommodation options This beautiful town stands out for its tranquillity and incredible landscapes, making it a perfect destination for couples who wish to spend some time to relax and enjoy each-others company. The log cabins at Bowness-on-Windermere are the perfect place to stay at, as they are comfortable and at the same time close to natural areas. Surely, you won't have to worry about a thing, since these cabins come equipped with everything you need to make your stay as pleasant as possible. From internet, to the kitchen area, spacious rooms, parking and much more.

These log cabins and lodges are beautiful both inside and out, making it easy to feel at home as soon as you arrive. Their facades vary between stone, wood, and also some that are more modern, but all equally cosy and with a very English charm. In addition to this, many of them have outdoor spaces with furnished and well-kept gardens, so you can enjoy some time alone with that special someone while breathing in the fresh air and taking in the incredible view.

There are undoubtedly many romantic places to visit in this town, so pay attention to the following recommendations. Starting with Sailing Dinner Cruises, which is a cruise service in Bowness-on-Windermere, that takes you for a ride across the lake, while enjoying a nice meal or snack on board. Managers and hosts Veronica and Dave will make you feel at home once the tour begins all the way through the end. Another place that is also perfect for a romantic but interesting date is Blackwell, The Arts & Crafts House, especially if you love art. This incredible museum is a perfect, time-preserved display of life in the early 20th century, and with its focus on Arts & Crafts architecture, you'll find interesting and hand-made artefacts everywhere you look. Add to this the beautiful views over Windermere and the Coniston Fells, so you can sit down after a long day of touring the museum to enjoy a drink in the café located right on the premises.

Needless to say, the county's natural scenery is one of the reasons why this location is so popular during the holidays. This is the largest natural lake in the whole of England, so many people come here to have a pleasant time and enjoy different activities. If you're feeling energetic, you can explore the lake yourself on foot along the route of Windermere Way, which is about 45 miles long, but if you're looking for an easier but just as fun route, there's the Orrest Head, which starts at the train station. However, if you are looking to explore the lake from the inside, you can also find many ferry tours available on its shores. One of them can take you to the quaint little town of Hawkshead, which is also full of shops, restaurants, cafés and landscapes to see.

This attraction specializes in bird and animal experiences and behaviour. Activities include walking with wolves or foxes, observing and interacting with eagles, watching and feeding hawks and much more. At this place you must make a reservation before visiting, as the day is carried out with small groups of people to make the experience more safe and pleasing.

As has been mentioned, this town is famous for its incredible lake, which gives a lot of life to the water's edge. There are plenty of shops, restaurants and cafés available for you to visit. There are also stretches of grassy lawns ideal for a picnic while watching the ducks, seabirds and swans in the area.

At the Low Wood Bay Water Sports Centre you can take lessons and practice different sports such as kayaking, canoeing, boarding, water skiing, wake sailing and wake surfing. The equipment is top of the range, and with Lake Windermere and the Lakeland Hills as a backdrop, it's the perfect idea for a fun day out.

This nostalgic museum focuses on celebrating the famous English writer and illustrator Beatrix Potter, who wrote a number of children's books such as the story of Peter Rabbit. Around 23 of the author's stories are recreated here with interactive exhibitions. There are also beautiful tea-rooms, gift shops and facilities for children.

This famous Anglican church was built in 1483, and is part of the National Heritage List for England. Visiting hours during the week are in the mornings between 9:30 a.m and 1:00 p.m, but the garden is always open to the public at any time of the day.

There are many places in this locality where you can see beautiful and amazing animals. And Lake Aquarium is a must-visit destination, reached by ferry due to its location at Lakeside on the south shore of Windermere. Here you can see both saltwater and freshwater species from Asia, Africa and America.

This small, intimate theatre is a cultural mainstay in this county. Professional plays are performed here, but also classical and folk music concerts, stand-up comedy, lectures and films. So with such a varied repertoire you are sure to find something to suit your taste.