Tanglewood Lodge, Thirlmere 15, White Cross Bay Near Windermere

Lake District. Sleeps up to 8

Tanglewood is a large 3 bedroomed lodge at White Cross Bay, on the shores of Windermere. With an open plan kitchen/ diner and living area, there is plenty of space for preparing the end of day family meal, as well as a six-seater dining table that can be extended further, making it the perfect place to gather around with food and drinks. The lounge features two leather sofas and log effect fire and television where you can relax with a glass of wine after enjoying a day exploring the Lake District fells. The patio doors lead out onto the decking where there is outside seating provided, the perfect place to relax and watch the sunset. Tanglewood will uniquely sleep up to eight guests offering three bedrooms: one king size bedroom with walk in wardrobe plus dressing table and stool and bedside drawers and TV, En suite shower room with corner thermostatic shower, toilet and hand basin. A second King size bedroom with Dressing table, bedside drawers and fitted wardrobe, and the third bedroom features two sets of bunk beds. The Family bathroom features toilet, basin, full sized bath with over bath thermostatic shower. Please note: The maximum number of adults permitted is 6 as 2 guests will need to sleep on the bottom bunks. A maximum of 4 children can also stay at any one time (with 4 adults). White Cross Bay is situated on the shores of Lake Windermere with views stretching across the water and to the surrounding fells, you are literally in the heart of the Lake District and your lodge will be just a few yards from the waterside. Note: Some facilities on the park are subject to extra cost such as use of the pool, gym, entertainment, bar and restaurant. 500 yards along the footpath that runs alongside the A591 is Brockhole Lake District Visitor Centre, with its gardens, house, café, restaurant, walks, boats, adventure playground and Tree Top Trek. White Cross Bay is set two miles from Windermere village, which hosts a wide range of shops, cafes and pubs. Located a further mile away is the village of Bowness a cosmopolitan village with award-winning restaurants and pubs and quirky shops, a cinema, Windermere Lake Cruises landing points and and the World of Beatrix Potter attraction. Three miles in the other direction, head to Ambleside, another bustling town with shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants and of course, walks in every direction. Two miles north on the A592 is the pretty village of Troutbeck, home to two traditional pubs with log fires: The Queens Head and the Mortal man; Holehird Gardens, and the National Trust’s Townend House. Further on you climb up to the magnificent Kirkstone Pass, then drop down to Brotherswater & Ullswater. A great place for a big family holiday making memories that will stay with you forever.

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