Lakeland Boat Hire Ullswater

12/06/2026

The Lakes Tour is back this coming weekend, on Saturday 13th June 2026 where 100s of RWD, pre 80s only Fords will take to the roads...

They have a cracking tour planned, a 97 mile route setting off at 9am on Saturday morning.

A brilliant chance to view some stunning classic Fords within the beautiful Lake District scenery..

03/06/2026

28/05/2026

A lovely picture from a young girl who had been out on a boat - she even included rocks and the red buoys 🤗

10/05/2026

08/05/2026

We have made the decision to stop taking restaurant bookings during the busy summer months, this is to stop any disappointment, especially with everyone wanting to book a balcony table.
Unfortunately, we have had several customers recently who have not been very patient or polite to our staff, so we kindly ask for your patience and respect when visiting at this time - this may mean waiting slightly longer to be served (especially as all of our food is freshly cooked to order), or not being able to sit at a specific table. Our team works hard to serve everyone and we will not tolerate any form of rudeness or abusive behaviour to our staff.

La Casa Verde is open every day from 9am until 5pm

Thank you for understanding in this matter

08/02/2026

Car Damlier Charabanc on Kirkstone Pass depicts an early motor charabanc making its way across one of the highest and most challenging mountain passes in the English Lake District. Kirkstone Pass, linking Ambleside with Patterdale, has long been a dramatic and demanding route, and images such as this highlight the transition from horse drawn travel to motorised transport in the early twentieth century.

The charabanc shown in the photograph represents an important stage in the development of motor tourism. Charabancs were large, open topped passenger vehicles, usually fitted with rows of wooden or slatted seats, designed for group excursions rather than private travel. They were particularly popular from the 1900s through to the 1920s and were widely used for day trips, outings by clubs and societies, and early sightseeing tours.

04/02/2026

🚶‍♂️ The Ullswater Way — 24 Miles of Lakeside Magic

The Ullswater Way is a stunning 24‑mile circular route around one of the Lake District’s most beautiful lakes. You can walk it in a single day or break it into smaller sections using the Ullswater Steamers or local buses. With villages, viewpoints, cafés, and gentle terrain, it’s one of the most accessible long walks in the Lakes — perfect for a full adventure or a relaxed day out.

📍 A). Pooley Bridge (Start Point)
Village centre + parking + cafés.

📍 B). Howtown Ullswater Landing
Steamer stop + great midpoint for shorter sections.

📍 C). Sandwick Bay
Quiet shoreline spot on the eastern path.

📍 D). Patterdale

📍 E). Glenridding Village
Major hub: cafés, toilets, steamer pier.

📍 F). Aira Force National Trust Car Park
Famous waterfall + woodland section.

📍 G). Outwardbiund centre

📍 H). Watermillock Church (All Saints)
Quiet inland section of the route.

📍 I). Pooley Bridge (Finish Point)
Loop complete — cafés and pubs waiting.

To view the full itinerary and gain map access, check the comment section on this post 👇