Set in a stunning and convenient location, Nichol End Marine lies on the western shore of beautiful Derwentwater, in the scenic Lake District. The lake is home to many delightful bays, beaches and islands, just waiting for you to explore; and is surrounded by mountains and valleys, with some of the best walks in the Lake District.
Nichol End offers boat hire and have a cafe with beautiful views over the lake. Clients enjoy a happy, safe and relaxing environment with unrivalled scenery in which to enjoy their first or regular adventures on the lake.
Sunnyside Guest House can offer a great discount - please ask when booking
With the backdrop of the Skiddaw massif, journey on foot around the 24 acres of parkland visiting over 100 species of wild and domestic animals cared for in this beautiful setting by their qualified and highly motivated keepers.
A range of engaging presentations take place daily bringing you closer to many of the park’s favourites
Keswick Brewery are a small craft brewery with quality and environmental issues at it’s heart. With their Fox Tap bar, Brewery Tours and Beer Shop you can enjoy a beer where it is brewed.
Keswick Adventures are an outdoor activity and adventure provider based in Keswick in the heart of the Lake District. With over 20 years of experience, they offer a range of exciting outdoor activities and things to do across the national park. Whatever your age or ability, they have the perfect adventure activity for you and your group.
The Alhambra is a little gem of cinema heritage in the heart of the Lakes - the Alhambra was established in 1913 and has been delighting audiences ever since. State-of-the-art sound and projection in an authentic traditional picture house, with stalls and balcony seating.
The Alhambra Cinema in Keswick has recently been shortlisted for a Screen Award, a national organisation that celebrates excellence in the cinema industry.
They are listed in Cinema of the Year for a picture-house with fewer than twenty-five screens, something they believe is due to an upswell of community support for the building.
In 2019 a crowd funding project saw the community put in enough money to allow a full refurbish of the inside of the cinema - see more here
From humble beginnings in 2017 Alpacaly Ever After now have a herd of over one hundred delightfully funny-looking rehomed and rescued alpacas and llamas that is growing all the time and a hugely successful Social Enterprise.
Have a wonderful experience and book to either Meet the Alpacas, Walk the Alpacas or go Llama Trekking
Keswick Museum is a fully accredited museum, managed by a largely volunteer run charitable company on behalf of the Keswick Museum & Art Gallery Trust.
The museum cares for and share about 20,000 objects in their collection, which reflects life in the Keswick area.
Our collection themes consist of:
Honister Mine is world famous for the production of Westmoorland Green Slate and using this landscape it creates the perfect backdrop for thrilling adventures for everyone - Mine Tours, Climb the Mine and the exciting Via Ferrata (not for the faint hearted). Plus Sunnyside can book your adventure for you - just give us a call
Derwentwater Marina are a Royal Yachting Association accredited training centre and have the British Canoeing Quality Mark for activity provision.
They provide courses and taster / refresher sessions in sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding (SUP). And also offer group canoeing, raft building and ghyll scrambling (canyoning) sessions. They welcome groups for all of their activities and teambuilding days.
For those looking to explore Derwent Water, they have a fantastic range of canoes, kayaks, stand up paddle boards (SUP), sailing dinghies, windsurfers and rowing boats for hire.
Mirehouse is set in the heart of the North Lake District, three miles from Keswick, the beautiful, natural gardens at Mirehouse offer stunning views of the dramatic Lakeland landscape they are set in. Enjoy the tranquility of the walled Bee Garden, stroll in quiet contemplation along the Poetry Walk or sit by the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake.