Contact us

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE EMAIL johnoak@blueyonder.co.uk

Finding us

From the M6 junction 36 follow signs for Barrow-in-Furness (A590).
On the big Meathop roundabout take the right exit and follow the brown signs for Cartmel Priory. Field Beck is on Barn Garth.

Things to do - Useful Links..

Information about Cartmel and surrounds: cartmelvillage.com

Cartmel Priory of St Mary and St Michael

Cartmel Racecourse: Race meetings on 6 days of the year

Black Horses Ltd: Horse-drawn carriage rides for any special occasion around Cartmel or just for pleasure!

Holker Hall & Gardens: Award winning Estate and gardens

Blackwell, the Arts & Crafts House: A stunning example of the Arts & Crafts movement architecture overlooking lake Windermere

Levens Hall: Famed for its ancient topiary

Windermere Lake Cruises: Take the steam train from Haverthwaite then cruise on Windermere

Yew Tree Barn: Just off the A590 at Low Newton. Combines architectural antiques and contemporary crafts

Grange-over-Sands Golf Club: 18 hole parkland course

North West Parachute Centre: Experience the exhilaration of freefall skydiving at Cumbria's sole parachuting centre

Cumbria Tourism: Tourist information and activities in the Lake District

The Westmorland Gazette: Our weekly local newspaper

Eating in Cartmel

Cartmel Cheeses: over 40 wondeful British & continental cheeses

Cartmel Village Shop: home of sticky toffeee pudding and a delicatessen selling local produce & food gifts

The Cavendish Arms A wonderful 450 year old coaching inn, full of character with tables by the river

L'enclume is Simon Rogan's Michelin Star restaurant. Rogan's Bistro by the river is charming and just that little bit different

The Royal Oak in the village centre has a large beer garden by the river