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THE AREA
Perfectly located for discovering the Lake District, The Haven town centre apartment is ideal for a family-friendly break all year round and gives guests an incredible opportunity to explore some of the UK's best sights.
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Situated in the centre of Keswick town, the property is located opposite the bus station with numerous shops, bars and restaurants just a few minutes’ walk away.
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For your day to day food and drink provisions Booths Supermarket can be found within 100m of the apartment, and a Co-op convenience store is located a similar distance in the opposite direction. The spacious kitchen / dining area is a great place to try those home cooked meals or new recipes.
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The George Fisher shop is a short stroll, as are the shores of Lake Derwentwater and the Theatre by the Lake.
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Things to Do
Bassenthwaite 7 miles | Ullswater 16.6 miles | Cockermouth 13 miles | Penrith 20 miles
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If you want a change of scenery from walking the surrounding hills, fells and mountains then there is much to do in the vicinity.
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Keswick is the holiday centre of the North of the Lake District and has plenty to offer the visitor at any time of year.
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The town boasts numerous shops and restaurants to suit all tastes, as well as offering miniature golf, excellent parks, the famous Theatre by the Lake, a charming cinema, the Pencil Museum, a climbing wall, fishing and great mountain biking opportunities, whilst the beautiful lake of Derwentwater at the head of the stunning Borrowdale Valley is only a few minutes walk from the town centre.
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Derwent Water provides numerous water-sports activities including rowing, sailing, windsurfing, paddle boarding or canoeing. Alternatively just take a leisurely ride around the lake on the launch, stopping off for lunch at Lingholm Kitchen, the Lodore Falls hotel (with Spa) or the nearby tea room at High Lodore Farm.
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Nearby, between Braithwaite and Buttermere is the beautiful Newlands Valley, while picturesque Bassenthwaite Lake is well worth a visit. From a gentle countryside ramble to a challenging hike up Skiddaw or the famous Catbells, there really is something for everyone.
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Visit Castlerigg Stone Circle, the Lakes Distillery, the Jennings Brewery and Mirehouse, a grand house and gardens on the shores of the Bassenthwaite Lake, or take a fabulous boat trip around Derwentwater.
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With plenty of attractions for the kids, lovely parks and the nearby Lake District Wildlife Park this is a great Lakeland destination whatever the time of year.
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For up to date suggestions of things to do see
https://www.keswick.org/what-to-do/attractions
https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-things-to-do-in-keswick-cumbria-england/
https://www.getonthelake.co.uk
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Eating Out
Where to eat in Keswick? There's no shortage of places for eating out around Keswick and the North Lakes.
The only difficult decision is which of these many and varied places to choose.
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Are you looking for the best Restaurant in Keswick? Perhaps a Keswick cafe bar will fit the bill or a traditional English Pubs with local beer and food.
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If you enjoy a lunch on the fells there is a selection of bakers, takeaways and delis from which to get a freshly prepared baguette - or be adventurous with a wrap!
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With your appetite sharpened by a day in the fresh country air, there's plenty of choice in the evening. Whether you prefer fresh fish 'n chips, a kebab, pub grub, a four course restaurant meal, a gastropub adventure or a romantic dinner for two - it's here for you.
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Enjoy local Cumbrian specialities such as Cumberland sausage or Tattie Pot (a rich stew with sausage, lamb, potatoes and black pudding); select from traditional English fayre or a restaurant offering worldwide cuisine from Italy, China, India, Thailand, Mexico and the Mediterranean.
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Many establishments pride themselves on using both locally sourced ingredients and Fair Trade products. To end the day you can enjoy a local real ale or glass of wine in a traditional pub or stylish café bar, many with outside seating areas for the warmer months and roaring fires when the weather turns chilly.