Glamping in the South Lakes is one of the most memorable experiences you can have! Staying overnight in England’s largest National Park allows you to be among the first to reach the famous Peaks, enjoy wild swimming spots in solitude, or relax whilst gazing at the unspoiled vistas of this remarkable wilderness.
We are a Cumbrian-based family business founded on the belief that the rich history of land building and scenery deserves preservation. Our Glamping Pods are designed with minimal environmental impact and constructed under the principle that those who cherish the land should also strive to conserve it. Our commitment extends further through innovative ideas and carbon-reducing measures, allowing us to share the natural beauty and scenery responsibly.
By choosing to go glamping in the Lake District with us, you will stay within the grounds of a building that has stood for over 300 years. You can enjoy breath-taking views, savour local delicacies, and then take a leisurely stroll to the nearby pub. We are dedicated to sustainable practices, using renewable energy and recyclable products whenever possible to minimise our environmental footprint.
Imagine waking up on your private hilltop with clouds drifting overhead or soaking in a hot tub by the river as local wildlife, such as roe deer and hares, pass by. This is what a glamping experience in the Lake District with Kidsway entails. We invest personally in ensuring your stay is memorable, seeking out those magical moments that transform a brief getaway into cherished memories that bring joy for years to come.
Indeed it is, the Lake District is truly exceptional, and you don't need to take our word for it as there are copious amounts of reviews available across the web on visits to this place of natural beauty. While certain areas and seasons may attract crowds, there are vast expanses waiting to be explored, each equally stunning. Venturing westward away from the motorway increases your chances of enjoying the area in greater privacy. Rising early is an effective strategy, particularly when glamping within the park, as it allows you to reach the summits before others have even arrived at the car park. Although it rains frequently, as a local once remarked, “It must rain; otherwise, it would be called the Big Hole in the Ground District.”
