What is the postcode for the Lake District?
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| Postcode | Latitude | Easting |
|---|---|---|
| CA10 2JA | 54.576999 | 354874 |
| CA10 2LR | 54.630028 | 348604 |
| CA10 2LS | 54.614225 | 349160 |
| CA10 2LT | 54.609048 | 347662 |
Is Brockhole on Windermere free?
Entry is free to the large lovely grounds gardens and lake shore. Free entry to the venue – gardens grounds & shoreline. Parking charges apply.
Can you swim at Brockhole on Windermere?
The UK’s biggest and best open water swim event, the John West Great North Swim, returns to the beautiful setting of Brockhole on Windermere for a fantastic, family-friendly open water swimming adventure.
Is brockhole free entry?
We’re open daily from 10am, all year round apart from Christmas Day. You pay to park, but entry is free.
Where is lake Windermere postcode?
Windermere. Brockhole on Windermere LA23 1LJ – nearest lake?
How much is it to visit Brockholes?
There is no entry fee at Brockholes but we do operate car parking charges.
How much is it to visit brockholes?
Is the Bowness ferry running?
Bowness / Windermere Ferry : It runs all year except for Christmas and Boxing day, and takes about 10 minutes to cross the centre of Windermere from Ferry Nab just south of Bowness to Ferry House at Far Sawrey. The service is run by the Highways Dept of Cumbria County Council.
Why is Ambleside called Ambleside?
The famous Herdwick breed of Lake District sheep is said to have been introduced by Vikings. It is held by local historians that the name ‘Ambleside’ derives from a Viking named Hamel who owned land here known as his ‘saetre’, a Norse word for farm or pasture.
Is Ambleside a village or town?
Ambleside is a town and former civil parish, now in the parish of Lakes, in Cumbria, in North West England. Historically in Westmorland, it marks the head (and sits on the east side of the northern headwater) of Windermere, England’s largest natural lake.