Langdale View Lodge, Windermere, Cumbria, Self Catering Log Cabin

Cumbria Accommodation, Self Catering, Log Cabin, White Cross Bay, Lake District, Windermere, LA23 1LF on A591. Cumbria

Langdale View Lodge
Ideal for: Sailing, walking, bird watching, riding, fishing, water sports, historic buildings, museums and National Trust Properties.
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Situated in an elevated position within White Cross Bay Leisure Park & Marina, on the Shores of Windermere. Try a cosy lodge instead of a cottage, for a change.
The most idyllic and scenic location in the heart of the Lake District, Cumbria.

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Dogs Accepted. Self-Catering Max 5
(Note: Site is only open from March to November, see tariff page)

Smoking: For the comfort of future guests we ask that you do not smoke inside the lodge.

*Special Offer: 2 Persons only discount, 20% off out of season prices.
*No agent booking fees

White Cross Bay is a premier 5 star park on the shores of Lake Windermere, ideal for sailing, rowing, canoeing, walking, climbing, bird watching or just relaxing.
The panorama of the lakeside, surrounding fells and countryside is simply breathtaking.

Langdale View Lodge

Facilities

   Bed 1 - double bed                                                  Bed 2 - single and bunks                                           Linen/hand towels supplied
   Lounge/dinning area/kitchen                                 Gas coal effect fire in lounge                                     Satellite TV/DVD player
   Games, DVD's, and brochures                              Internet connection (on site)                                     Radio
   Gas Cooker                                                          Fridge                                                                         Microwave
   Fully equipped.                                                       Heating in all the rooms.
   Shower/toilet.                                                          Razor point/hairdryer.
   Decked Veranda with table and chairs.                Quiet elevated position on edge of park.
   View to The Langdales from the Lodge.             Parking for 2 cars.
   Electric/gas first £10 free
   Non-smoking in the pine log cabin.
                                                                        Children welcome - bring own cot/high chair if required

We are proud to be a Pet Friendly Accommodation

One small dog only please. Pets to be kept off of all furnishings and on a lead on site, and not to be left unattended at anytime.
Own dogs bed, bowls etc to be bought with you.
We expect all pet owners to clear up any mess in the garden caused by their pets.       See Tariff

About the Park

Use of the Park facilities are unrivalled. Whatever your preferred leisure pastimes are at White Cross Bay there is enough choice to provide a full and relaxing holiday without even venturing off the park. Deer roam the park amongst the rabbits and wild flowers.

Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy one of the finest Marinas in the area at White Cross Bay and offers one of the best boat launching facilities on Lake Windermere. (Enquire when booking)

On Park Facilities *include

A La Carte Restaurant Indoor Swimming Pool Berths and Launch Facilities

                                                 Arcade                                       Beer Garden                                 Cocktail Bar
                                                 Family Lounge                          Internet Access                             Launderette
                                               Park Shop                                 Takeaway                                      Tennis Courts
                                                 Woodland Walks                      Entertainment (dates vary)

Sauna and Gymnasium Children's Play Area

*additional charges may apply

Like many bodies of water around the world, Windermere is reputed to contain one or more large, unusual fish or animals. The Centre for Fortean Zoology claims there have been many sightings of a giant eel-like creature in the lake stretching back to the 1950s.