£547
Styhead Tarn Lodge
Styhead Tarn is a fully-equipped 3-bedroom Lodge situated on a private holiday park in the heart of Lake District National Park with communal leisure facilities and surrounded by natural woodland. From the Park is a superb choice of walking paths including routes to Skelwith Bridge and the Talbot Pub, Elterwater and the Britannia Inn, Grasmere, Ambleside and Chapel Stile.
The lodge is suited for up to four adults and two children in a double, a twin and a third bedroom with children's bunk beds. The family bathroom provides a walk-in shower (there is no bath tub).
The elevated position of the holiday lodge means that you have a quiet private space, not overlooked by any of the other holiday-makers. The large south-facing outdoor area with wooden furniture benefits from views over the estate and onto Black Fell and Park Fell.
The communal leisure complex, which is included in the hire, offers an indoor heated pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and a table-tennis table which makes it perfect for families looking for hot tub holidays in the Lake District.
Plese note: The pool facilities will be unavailable to guests from the 10th November 23 until the 1st March 2024.
Dogs Permitted 
Pub within 1 Mile 
Family Friendly 
Garden / Patio 
Parking 
Bed Linen Provided 
Washing Machine 
Tumble Dryer 
Dishwasher 
Baby and Toddler Friendly 
Visit England Assessed 
Walks nearby Availability
inc 2% booking fee
Take a closer look at Styhead Tarn Lodge
Bedrooms
- Double bedroom - North-facing aspect. Double bed, carpeted, fitted wardrobes and french doors leading out onto the patio. Electric radiator, dressing table and bedside tables with lamps.
- Twin bedroom - South-facing aspect, two single beds, carpeted, fitted wardrobes, electric radiator, bedside table with lamp.
- Bunk Room - Suitable for children only. East-facing aspect, two single bunk beds at 90-degree angles, carpeted, fitted wardrobe under the top bunk bed.
Bathroom
- Glass walk-in shower with electric shower unit, toilet, separate basin with a 115/230v shaver point, mirror and under-sink storage cupboard and an electric towel rail.
Living Area
- Open-plan with kitchen and Dining area.
- French doors lead out onto the patio.
- Large 6-seat leather L-shaped sofa with cushions.
- Free-view TV with HDMI input and a DVD player and a large selection of DVDs.
- Wall-mounted electric fire-effect heater unit.
Kitchen / Dining
- L-Shaped kitchen with electric oven, hob and extractor fan.
- Under counter fridge with freezer box
- Dishwasher
- Toaster, Kettle and microwave and a good selection of pots, pans, crockery etc.
- Expandable dining table seating up to 6 people.
- Single door leading to the garden area.
- Please Note: From the 4th of March 2024, concluding by the end of May 2024, a new lodge will be being constructed on the adjacent plot to Styhead Tarn; this may cause some noise and disruption during the day.
- There are six shallow steps from the parking area to the front door.
- Laundry facilities are available in the leisure complex.
- There is no Wi-Fi, but there is 4G mobile phone coverage.
- Towels are not provided so please do bring these with you.
- Home shopping deliveries are available via Sainsbury's, ASDA & Tesco.
- Dog-friendly - maximum two dogs. Charges apply.
- Pool facilities are available from the start of March to the end of October.
- Neither the Owner nor the Agent has any control over the availability of the leisure facilities.
About the location
Styhead Tarn is situated in an area called Loughrigg, 2.5 miles from Ambleside and at the entrance to the Great Langdale Valley. It is an ideal base for walkers with the Langdale Pikes nearby Loughrigg on your doorstep and many other fells close by.
Within walking distance is the Talbot Bar, part of the Skelwith Bridge Hotel which offers great food, the award-winning Chesters By The River, The Britannia Inn at Elterwater and if you fancy a bit of a longer walk, you have Wainwrights Inn with excellent Ales and food, and at the end of the Valley in Chapel Stile is the New Dungeon Ghyll hotel and Walkers Bar.
Public Transport
Conveniently, at the bottom of the lane is the bus stop with frequent buses going to Windermere and the train station, via Ambleside or in the other direction to Coniston where you can jump aboard one of the boats at the Coniston Launch. From Ambleside or Windermere, you can catch the 555 Explorer Bus which links to Keswick via Grasmere and Rydal and in the opposite direction to Kendal. We would recommend the Lake District explorer ticket, which is a "Hop-on Hop-off" ticket on any of the buses.
Things to do nearby
Brockhole on Windermere
E-Bike Rentals
Windermere Lake Cruises
Go Ape – Grizedale
Ullswater Steamers
Honister Mine – Via Ferrata Classic
Lakeland Farm Visitor Centre
Lakes Laser Tag
Lovingly Artisan
