Nestled on the eastern shores of Ullswater, Howtown promises an unforgettable Lake District escape. This charming village, cradled amidst rolling hills and dramatic fells, is a perfect haven for those seeking peace and adventure in equal measure.

Step out of your cosy Ullswater holiday cottage and straight into a wonderland of scenic beauty. Breathe in the crisp air with the scent of wildflowers as you embark on gentle rambles along the lake shore, or challenge yourself with hikes up the verdant slopes that cradle Howtown.

Ullswater, a ribbon of shimmering water stretching for miles, is the undisputed star of the show. Rent a boat and feel the gentle sway as you explore hidden bays and try your hand at spotting the resident osprey soaring overhead. Keen anglers can cast a line in the hope of reeling in a feisty pike or a plump trout, while kayaking and paddleboarding offer invigorating ways to experience the lake from a different perspective. After a day of adventures, return to your idyllic Ullswater holiday cottage, a crackling fire warming the hearth, and relive the day’s escapades with loved ones.

Howtown itself boasts a rich heritage, with quaint stone houses whispering tales of times gone by. Stop by the Howtown Hotel for a refreshing pint and a chance to mingle with the friendly locals, or indulge in a delicious meal showcasing the finest Cumbrian produce. Explore the independent shops and galleries in nearby Glenridding, unearthing unique crafts and souvenirs that capture the essence of the Lake District. In the evenings, stargaze from your cottage garden, mesmerized by the tapestry of glittering constellations that unfold above the inky black canvas of the night sky.

Whether you seek an active holiday filled with outdoor pursuits or a relaxing retreat surrounded by breathtaking scenery, Howtown promises an unforgettable escape with its delightful Ullswater cottages.

So come, lose yourself in the magic of the Lake District and discover the serenity that awaits you in this captivating little corner of Cumbria.