Top 10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Kendal, England

We live in the Lake District and take people just like you out in the amazing mountains for adventures, climbing and generally have a great fun time. We are family….. We Established Climb365 in 2002 and have a small team of really amazing instructors that inspire and support us. Are we qualified?…. YEP! actually we train and assess lots of instructors from all over the UK.

Into the Outside are a small Adventure Activity provider based in Kendal, Cumbria, run by Dan, Becki and their Labrador Pan. Into the Outside provide quality UK Mountain challenge events, National 3 Peaks, Lakes 3000s, Yorkshire 3 Peaks, bespoke guided walks, rock climbing, ghyll scrambling, mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking adventure days. Into the Outside provide bespoke outdoor adventure experiences with passion.

Provider of adventurous outdoor activities throughout the Lake District; ghyll scrambling/gorge walking, canyoning, climbing, scrambling, canoeing, kayaking, navigation courses/map reading, hill walking, abseiling, caving, stag and hen events

Welcome to the Outdoor Adventure Company. Here we have something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you are trying something new or coming back for a second visit we guarantee enjoyment, fun and pure exhilaration every time. We have so much to offer from Quad Biking to sheep herding and everything in between. From corporate entertainment to stag and hen we have it all. Professional quality service.

Live For Today is a premier activity company within hotel grounds in Kendal, Cumbria! We offer a wide range of activities ranging from High Ropes Course and Bushcraft to Air Rifle Shooting and Gorge Walking! Our woodland venue allows us to deliver great site-based activities, the surrounding area of the Lake District also allow us to provide incredible outdoor experiences for all abilities!

Come and meet our alpacas... We are based in the south of Kendal on the edge of the Lake District a UNESCO world heritage site and would love you to come and enjoy the experience of spending time with our fur babies. Take an alpaca for a walk, come and meet our herd at their home by booking a 'Meet & Greet' or we can bring our alpacas to you! Residential Care homes, schools, activity centres or party venues, the possibilities are endless. You will fall in love with these fluffy, inquisitive animals by the end of your visit and hopefully have learnt a lot more about them. Our walk is over The Helm to the south of Kendal, a public access hill with 360 degree panoramic views over Kendal and the surrounding Lakeland and Yorkshire fells. For people of any age and most abilities we offer a "Meet & Greet" at the alpacas home 5 minutes from J36 of the M6. Come and spend time with these quirky, inquisitive animals, feed them, enjoy their company. Go to our website for full details.

Immerse yourself in Lake District History at the Museum of Lakeland Life and Industry. Inside you can explore a typical Victorian farmers home from the food in the kitchen, to the elegance of the parlour. Other galleries tell the story of the Arts and Crafts movement, and the industrial history of this beautiful part of the world. Here you can discover the Lake District’s past in farming, mining, tanning, and many other ways that people have made a living amongst the fells. The Museum allows you to discover how people have lived in the Lake District and how the unique landscape has shaped their lives. You can also find out about Arthur Ransome, one of the Lake District’s most famous authors, and colourful characters. And why not stroll down the Victorian high street before you go to find out about the toys, food, and even medicines of the past. The Museum of Lakeland life is a must see for anyone interested in the history of this beautiful area, and with changing exhibitions looking at all aspects of Lakeland Life there will always be something new to discover.

World famous attraction within the historic market town of Kendal in Cumbria. An award-winning, inspirational exhibition of embroidered panels telling stories of railways, revolutionary ideas and remarkable people. 350 years of social history, beautifully hand-crafted by 4,000 people from around the world. Facilities include, visitor audio guides in several languages, films, subsidiary displays, children's activities, garden, gift shop and cafe. Situated at Friends Meeting House in one of Kendal's finest Georgian buildings next to the River Kent. There is step-free access and a small visitor car park at the Stramongate entrance to the Meeting House. There is a Coach drop-off bay and bus station within 100 metres and Kendal train station within a five-minute walk.