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A rare free to visit place with a few craft shops and a pottery. Nice cafe too. don't miss the chapel over the bridge, and an explore of the ruined Pele tower. settlements and free toilets too. this weekend was the annual ww2 thing which was quaint and very interesting.

Mike CreesGoogle Review

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Lots of shops to explore and buy art crafts and pottery from. The potters/artists/cafe people are very kind and friendly. The carpark is reasonably sized so you should be able to park, if not park nearby. Its definitely worth a visit...

AnonGoogle Review

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Considering it basically free entry- (donations welcome) it's worth a visit. The art/pottery/jewellery shops might interest you. The castle walls will entertain the kids. Dads will love the choice of beers to enjoy in the sun or under the tents if the weather isn't so good. Great for less abled as parking is as close as it gets. Best little coffee shop I have been to recently. Great service, choice of drinks hot and cold. Lovely cakes.

Fulst BaborGoogle Review

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What a great place to visit. Lovely food and local craft shops inside ranging from pottery to handmade cards. FREE entry but do leave a donation. 2 car parks and one inside for ease of access. Will go back again.

Justin RossGoogle Review

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I was delighted to find this spot it had a lot of history connected to it the buildings are very well looked after work is still going on to preserve the buildings, several small shops and restaurant with plenty seating both inside and outside to enjoy the weather

Cliff CairnsGoogle Review

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Lovely spot to explore after a local walk along the Eamont to the henges, Arthur's Table and Maybrugh and visiting Brougham Castle. The craft shops are great places to look for gifts. The café is brilliant and can cater for gf and vegan diets. Their vegan cakes are amazing!

Jill StevensGoogle Review