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Top 7 Budget-friendly Things to do in Eskdale, England
Discover the best top things to do in Eskdale, United Kingdom including West Lakes Adventure, Stanley Ghyll Force Waterfall, St Catherine's Chruch, Hardknott Roman Fort, Eskdale Mill, Boot Inn, Boot, Giggle Alley.
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1. West Lakes Adventure
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5.0 based on 132 reviews
Premier provider of a comprehensive range of outdoor adventures for Individuals, Families, Groups and Organisations.
2. Stanley Ghyll Force Waterfall
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5.0 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By SGardiner494 - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Walked to Stanley Ghyll from Dalegarth Station, there could be slightly better signs - I'm glad we had an ordance survey map as there are lots of walks, and it can be a little confusing exactly which path you need to take. A lovely walk up through the gorge, but it can be slippy in places as you climb. Take your time, and it is perfectly manageable. The last section to the actual waterfall is closed off due to risk of falling rocks, so you can't get a good view of the actual waterfall. It is still a good family walk, and not too busy.
3. St Catherine's Chruch
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By jeffwS8480OZ
A tiny delightful church in the most stunning setting, with distinctive red sandstone window frames. On the day of our visit, a chap was strimming carefully around the gravestones and then mowing the remainder of the churchyard, which is most beautifully maintained. Most probably the best kept churchyard I've ever visited, and I've visited a lot! Inside the charming church are some very lovely stained glass windows portraying the usual biblical scenes,but containing the most fabulous faces in fine detail.
4. Hardknott Roman Fort
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4.5 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By 629DavidR629 - Newcastle, United Kingdom
It feels steeper to walk up Hardknott than it does when driving! There are a few trails that diverge from the road but it’s not as if it’s busy, and you can see cars coming from far away. One you reach Hardknott Fort (if you walked there; there does appear to be car parking) then you’ll be able to explore in peace and serenity. Plenty places to sit and have a well earned sandwich before trekking back down.
5. Eskdale Mill
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4.5 based on 80 reviews
Eskdale Mill is the oldest water powered corn mill in the Lake District National Park. Dating back to the 1500's, this unique gem consists of Grade 2* listed buildings with waterwheels and milling machinery as well as a newly installed interactive exhibition, hydro powered waterwheel and self-guided tour for people of all ages and abilities. With a woodland area next to Whillan Beck and its cascades, this is a relaxing and interesting visit for all of the family. Learn how oats, barley and wheat was milled in Boot until the 1930's and find out more about the history of Eskdale valley.
Reviewed By acornbrain
Well worth a visit; helpful staff, beautifully restored telling the story of the Mill and interesting facts about the local area. The cascades were amazing the day we visited and the outside area kept the children amused for ages. Highly recommend a visit. Lots to see and do in this lovely village.
6. Boot Inn, Boot
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4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By c0lnm
It takes a special place to implement (brilliantly) all the anti-virus stuff and still deliver great food, and above all a great atmosphere with fabulous service. We arrived with our large dog after a long and muddy day's walking and could not have been made more welcome. The food was excellent, and we will certainly be back soon. Thanks to all the staff for making our visit so memorable.
7. Giggle Alley
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3.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By tompE1743GX
Visited the Japanese garden today with my family, very easy to get to (partly helped by the last review on here) very helpful :) Seems to have been tamed and trimmed back which was nice to see after seeing some of the older reviews on here. I would recommended suitable footwear as there are some slopes and slippy steps to climb but it is easily accessible, we took our toddler along and although he had to be carried up some parts he was able to manage a fair amount & loved Exploring the garden & surrounding woodland. All in all a lovely little walk & child friendly.
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