Best Attractions near Windermere

Explore Grizedale Forest’s blend of stunning Lake District scenery, captivating outdoor art, and thrilling outdoor adventures for all ages.

Step into the enchanting world of Beatrix Potter’s timeless tales in the heart of the Lake District with immersive exhibits and a charming garden.

A luxurious Lake District inn blending rustic charm, gourmet dining, and tranquil woodland escapes near Kendal.

Easily accessible hilltop with breathtaking 360° views of Lake Windermere, perfect for sunset and picnics in the Lake District.

Cozy Victorian inn with British charm, local cuisine, and a prime Windermere location near the Lake District.

A scenic hill near Ambleside offering family-friendly walks and panoramic views across the Lake District’s iconic landscapes.

A short woodland ascent to stunning panoramic views over Lake Windermere and the Lake District’s iconic fells.

Historic cottage charm meets stunning Lake District landscapes in Windermere’s tranquil natural setting.

Step aboard the restored Victorian Steam Yacht Gondola for a scenic and historic cruise on Coniston Water in England’s Lake District.

Rustic charm meets craft brewing excellence in this cozy Lake District inn near Kendal and Windermere.

Explore the enchanting Gothic Revival Wray Castle grounds and lakeside trails on Windermere’s west shore, a serene Lake District retreat.

Explore 30 acres of lakeside gardens, thrilling activities, and family fun at Brockhole, the Lake District’s flagship visitor centre on Windermere.

Experience thrilling treetop adventures and breathtaking Lake District views at Zip World Windermere, the ultimate outdoor family activity hub.

Discover Holehird Gardens, a volunteer-run Lakeland haven with stunning plant collections and breathtaking views over Lake Windermere.

Discover Tarn Hows, a serene National Trust tarn with accessible woodland walks and panoramic Lakeland views in the heart of the Lake District.

Step back into 400 years of Lake District family life at Townend, a charming farmhouse with unique books, carved furniture, and tranquil gardens.

Discover the tranquil woodland beauty of Stagshaw Gardens, where vibrant spring blooms meet stunning views over Windermere.

Discover tranquil lakeside green space with stunning views and explore the ancient Roman fort ruins that reveal Ambleside’s rich heritage.

Discover the evocative stone remains of Ambleside Roman Fort, a lakeside sentinel guarding ancient routes in the heart of the Lake District.

Discover centuries of history, stunning Elizabethan artistry, and natural beauty at Sizergh Castle and its expansive estate near Kendal.

Historic stone shelter atop Hampsfell with stunning 360° views over Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells.

Ambleside Town Centre: A vibrant market hub at Lake Windermere’s edge, blending heritage, nature, and local charm.

A vibrant central park in Ambleside offering mini golf, tennis, bowling, and family-friendly play areas amid scenic Lake District surroundings.

Discover the serene multi-tiered waterfall of Colwith Force, a tranquil natural gem nestled in Ambleside’s lush woodland.

A serene and scenic green space in Ambleside’s heart, perfect for family outings, riverside walks, and peaceful Lake District escapes.

Explore Levens Hall, an Elizabethan manor with the world’s oldest topiary gardens, rich history, and stunning Jacobean interiors near Kendal, Cumbria.

A tranquil Victorian seaside town by Morecambe Bay, blending coastal charm, historic elegance, and access to Cumbria’s natural beauty.

Discover gemstones, fossils, and dinosaur-themed fun at RockShop Ambleside, a family-friendly indoor treasure trove in the Lake District.

A charming 17th-century house perched over a beck, embodying Ambleside’s rich history and artistic heritage.

Experience traditional British hospitality at The Golden Rule in Ambleside, where local ales and hearty pub fare meet scenic beauty.

Discover the rich cultural heritage of Ambleside and the Lake District at The Armitt, a unique museum, gallery, and library founded in 1912.

Discover rare antiques and unique collectibles in the heart of Kendal’s historic market district.

Discover a world of imagination and fun at Toyland Toyshop Kendal, where every visit sparks joy and creativity for all ages.

Kendal’s only covered shopping centre blending high street brands, local shops, and family-friendly events in the heart of the South Lakes.

Discover the evolving story of Lake District life at the Lakeland Museum, a cultural gem undergoing transformation in Kendal.

Discover Kendal’s vibrant family-run antique centre with over 50 traders offering timeless treasures in a historic mill setting.

Explore historic Georgian elegance and one of Britain’s finest art collections on the scenic banks of the River Kent in Kendal.

Explore the medieval charm and fortified heritage of Burneside Hall, a historic pele tower nestled in the scenic countryside near Kendal.

Discover over 350 years of Quaker history and social impact through stunning embroidered panels in Kendal’s historic Friends Meeting House.

Explore Kendal’s rich heritage and natural wonders in one of Cumbria’s oldest and most engaging museums.

Explore breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity at the Lake District National Park Authority, a UNESCO World Heritage site perfect for outdoor adventures.

A vital, flood-conscious distribution hub blending modern logistics with Lake District landscape near Kendal.

A tranquil riverside retreat under Loughrigg near Ambleside, blending scenic beauty with cozy comfort in the heart of the Lake District.

Historic Neo-Elizabethan mansion and vibrant gardens nestled in the Lake District’s scenic Cartmel Peninsula.

Explore the atmospheric man-made Rydal Cave, a historic slate quarry nestled beside tranquil Rydal Water in the scenic English Lake District.

Explore William Wordsworth’s cherished home and gardens, where poetry, nature, and history intertwine amidst stunning Lake District views.

A striking 100-foot limestone tower on Hoad Hill offering panoramic views and honoring Ulverston’s famed explorer Sir John Barrow.