Where to wander this month: Devil’s Bridge Wander As the winter weather starts to leave us, here is our first Walk of the Month – on a well surfaced and tarmac route – well it is only March! This 1.5 mile route takes in views of Devil’s Bridge and the River Lune, a visit to Ruskin’s View and meanders through Kirkby Lonsdale’s historic streets. Starting at Devil’s Bridge, just this...

Where to wander this month: Scorton “Priory Trails”. As the winter weather hasn’t quite disappeared yet, we have chosen a set of walks on good terrain, the Scorton Priory Trails. With sections suitable for Trampers, Pushchairs and even Wheelchairs, you can set off on these trails in the knowledge that you won’t lose a welly on route! A 3.2km Circular Trail with two optional extensions, allowing you to take in...

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Where to wander this month: Austwick Circular Walk  (Including Oxenber Bluebell Woods) We have decided to repeat this walk from last year, as the bluebells really are beautiful on this walk, creating a sea of flowers flowing across the grass. This walk is 4.7 miles which will take you approximately 1hr 50mins – unless of course you stop off at Elaines Tearooms for some delicious homemade food as a treat!...

Where to wander this month: Whernside – a walk to the highest point in Yorkshire. With the beautiful weather we’ve been having looking set to continue, we think this is the perfect time to spend a day tackling Whernside – the highest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks. This 7.5 mile loop walk offers spectacular views from the summit of Morecambe Bay & The Lake District, and of course the other two...

Where to wander this month: Ingleborough – from Clapham. Many of you will have tackled Ingleborough whilst staying with us, most likely from The Hill Inn, as per the Three Peaks Route, or maybe from Ingleton. Our Walk of the month for July is a beautiful, less known loop route, starting and ending in the village of Clapham. This route is 10 miles, and gives a long ascent, but you...

Where to wander this month: Pen-y-ghent It would be rude to not complete the set, which is why our walk of the month for August is the last of the Three Peaks, Pen-y-ghent. It may be the shortest of the three, and the easiest to climb, but there are still some scrambles towards the top, so make sure you are dressed suitably. This classic circuit starts and ends at the...

Where to wander this month: As the weather can be a bit hit and miss through the next few months, we thought we would share a couple of ideas of places to go, to give inspiration for those occasional nice weather walking days. Please make sure to wear suitable clothing and footwear for the weather, and remember it can change drastically in a short period of time, especially if you...

Welcome back to Riverside for the 2019 season. As we haven’t seen many of you since before Christmas, we thought we would give a general round up of what’s been happening since then. We were very busy over the Christmas and New year period with tourers and a lot more Holiday Home customers stayed until the end of the season this time, possibly due to the better weather we had...

For a small town, High Bentham certainly offers plenty in the Eating out department. All within a safe walking distance of the park, you can enjoy immersing yourself in local life or grab a take away and spend quality time with your loved ones back on the park. Takeaways: Little Fortune Chinese Takeaway Bentham Balti Indian Takeaway Ruposhi Indian Takeaway Fish & Chip Shop Menus Cafes: Café Culture The Black...