Caldbeck

Caldbeck is a traditional Cumbrian village set at the foot of the Northern Fells, just outside the main tourist routes of the Lake District. Surrounded by open countryside and quiet walking routes, it’s a great choice for those looking to slow down and explore a more rural side of the region while still being within reach of Keswick and the northern lakes.

Page {{ pagination.currentPage }}0 of {{ pagination.totalPages }}0. Total of {{ pagination.totalResults }}0 results.

Properties nearby to Caldbeck

Save 10% on stays between 20 Feb - 27 Feb
Swarthbeck House - Howtown Ullswater

Swarthbeck House

Sleeps 14 · Bedrooms 7 · Dogs 2
Dogs Permitted Garden / Patio Parking Washing Machine Dishwasher Hairdryer Wireless Internet BBQ
3 nights from £1,377
View & Book
Ullswater Suite 12, Whitbarrow Holiday Village, Berrier in the Lake District.

12 Ullswater Suite – Whitbarrow Village

Sleeps 2 · Bedrooms 1
Dogs Not Permitted EV Charge Point Hot Tub Pub within 1 Mile Single Level Property Garden / Patio Parking Just For Two
3 nights from £306
View & Book

About the area
Caldbeck sits in a wide, open valley surrounded by rolling pasture and higher fell ground, with Cald Beck running through the centre of the village. Stone cottages, a small village green and historic bridges give the area a settled, lived-in feel. The surrounding landscape is less dramatic than the central fells but offers space, views and a sense of calm that appeals to walkers, cyclists and anyone wanting a quieter base.

The village has a strong local community and retains everyday amenities, including traditional pubs, a village shop and tearooms. Footpaths lead directly from the village into the surrounding countryside, making it easy to explore without relying on a car.

Local attractions
Caldbeck is well placed for exploring the Northern Fells, including routes onto High Pike, Carrock Fell and Blencathra. These fells offer wide views and quieter walking compared to more popular areas of the Lake District.

Nearby villages such as Hesket Newmarket and Mungrisdale are easily reached and offer further walking routes and traditional pubs. The market town of Keswick is around 20 minutes away by car, providing access to Derwentwater, shops, restaurants and outdoor activities. For those interested in nature and history, the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is also within easy reach.

Stacked photos

Join our flock

Let your property with us