Caldbeck Holiday Cottages

Caldbeck Cottages

Cumbria

Swaledale Watch House Annexe

Ref: S522200

Reviews 30

Caldbeck is a picturesque Cumbrian village that sits on the northern edge of the Lake District National Park and is surrounded by stunning moorland and fells. It's a traditional English village complete with a duck pond, ducks, a duck pond, and a...

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Swaledale Watch Garden Annexe

Ref: S376614

Reviews 18

Resting within the scenic Lake District National Park is the delightful village of Caldbeck, tucked within the vast moorlands and beautiful fells. Wandering through the village you will find a charming selection of amenities including, a duck...

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£72

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Bed in Hesket Newmarket (SZ364)

Ref: S421856

Situated in the attractive village of Hesket Newmarket, this stone built cottage has been lovingly renovated by its current owners to create a home which combines plenty of traditional features with comfort and practicality. Sleeping six people,...

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Home Farm - Caldbeck

Ref: S1040091

This stylish cottage is in the remote village of Caldbeck, at the northern tip of the Lake District National Park. Sleeping six guests, the cottage suits both large families and friends holidaying together, with two reception rooms and a sociable...

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£159

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Swaledale Watch House Annexe

Ref: S525287

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£79

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Swaledale Cottag

Ref: S374455

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£69

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Ellwood House

Ref: S292869

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£127

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Great Calva, Sebergham, Nr Caldbeck

Ref: S941489

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Swaledale Watch Garden Annexe

Ref: S393151

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Ellwood House

Ref: S89808

Reviews 38

Caldbeck is a stone built village located in the north of the Lake District. Known for being a 'traditional working village' the village has a pub and church. Nearby will find you the market town of Keswick as well as Lakes Derwentwater and...

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Greenside Cottage Caldbeck

Ref: S968205

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Caldbeck Holiday Cottages

Located just under the northern fells of the Lake District and equidistant from nearby Penrith, Keswick, Cockermouth, Wigton, and Carlisle, lies Caldbeck, a traditional fell village that retains its heritage charm. Caldbeck was founded as a rural hospice for travellers, built by monks from the priory at Carlisle Castle and extended with St Kentigern's Church, which remains at the heart of the village. Visitors can amble along the River Beck and see the disused mill buildings still standing on its banks.

At Snaptrip we have a huge range of holiday cottages in Caldbeck that are popular with holidaymakers and favoured by writers and artists seeking inspiration. Our cottages are hand-picked for charm and comfort, with features such as fire pits, hot tubs and swimming pools. Whether you want a cosy romantic getaway or a modern space for a large group, we have something for the fussiest traveller, including pets.

We have thousands of stunning properties in the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee. You won't find better value anywhere, so why not book an unforgettable break in Caldbeck today? Our customer care team is always available to help.

Other places to visit

If a holiday cottage in Caldbeck sounds tempting, you'll also want to explore nearby destinations. The Lake District is a truly stunning part of the UK and attracts visitors from around the country, as well as further afield.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Charles - Verified booking

Had a great couple of weeks at Ellwood.

Only two of us (plus mutt) so plenty of space. We were very impressed with the cleanliness and layout of the cottage. We had a fire going a number of nights and the provided firewood was very welcome but the house itself was comfy - we just like log fires. The owner was in touch as necessary and was very friendly (even though we didn't meet in person!) and was very responsive to all queries. The wifi was great, allowing us to stream Spotify and if necessary stream to the TV. Throws were provided in case of dogs jumping which was very thoughtful. There were loads of walking ideas in pamphlets and books in the cupboards and some interesting books so we didn't get bored. Extra freezer storage was in the 'barn' attached to the house which proved useful. We used the twin-bed-into-one humungous bed which was very comfortable. The owner very kindly offered a cleaning between the two weeks; we declined that as I'd only be scrubbing the day before so they didn't think I was messy, but we gratefully received new bedding and towels. We liked the area immensely. The house is on what seems to be a nexus of walking points so we wandered around the local area, and also popped into Keswick for lovely-but-expensive Boothe's and a great walk around Derwentwater. Due to it being on the northern tip of the Lakes it wasn't full of, well, people like us and day-trippers so it was very peaceful. We can recommend 'The Muddy Duck' kiosk; they sold nice dog treats so our furry friend kept dragging us there. The local pub is pretty good and the one in Hasket Newmarket even better (good beer!) but if you want food there make sure to book as you can't just walk in; dogs are welcome at both pubs. The Windmill Cafe is OK, if you have a dog you must sit outside so it is weather dependent. One of the highlights of course was the milk vending machine. I had sort of expected a cow, a bucket and a coin slot but it is higher tech and provides 1litre pasteurised full-fat milk into a customer-provided bottle at a reasonable price (contactless payment). The weather wasn't with us but we had a great time and will be back at some point!

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Michael - Verified booking

The main issue we had was actually before the holiday.

I had a conversation with one of the company representatives regarding travel insurance. I would like to state that it was my mistake selecting travel insurance when initially booking our holiday. But I was sure I did not ask for insurance, due to the fact we already have annual insurance. Because of personal reasons, I did not check the holiday confirmation which included the travel insurance. As soon as I realised the mistake, I contacted Lakes Cottage Holidays and the representative was adamant there was nothing she could do. I was not happy with the situation, but it seemed we were stuck with the travel insurance. I even asked if there was anything she could do as a gesture of good will, but she was polite and firm when stating the company response was final and if I was unhappy the only course of action was the FCA. The insurance situation could have been sorted amicably, but Lakes Cottage Holidays stuck firmly to their terms and conditions. The insurance premium was forty pounds. This is a small amount of money compared with the total holiday cost of around Â£800. We will not use this lettings agent in the future and any recommendation is out of the question.

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Paul - Verified booking

Lovely house,lovely setting.

Ellwood House is ideally situated just 5 mins from the centre of Caldbeck.Although on a road it's a minor road with little traffic other than the postman and the odd farm vehicle!It is spacious and well equipped.We found it had everything we needed for a relaxing and comfortable stay :) It is also very Dog friendly.The enclosed rear garden is perfect for dogs.We have a very clever Cocker Spaniel who failed to escape so I would say it's pretty secure!Beyond the garden is ample enclosed parking for a couple of cars.We had a LWB VW Van and had no problem turning it around in the parking area.There is also a LARGE garage to secure bikes/canoes or whatever outdoor equipment you may have.On the whole the house pretty much ticks all boxes for an active family holiday! Caldbeck is a nice little Cumbrian village that is not "touristy" like some others in the National Park.It has a very relaxing vibe about it.The local pub is both friendly and serves excellent quality food.Plenty of nice family friendly walking from the village and plenty of maps/guides in the house. We will definitely be back!!

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Daniel - Verified booking

Lovely cottage and lovely hosts.

Very compact living area with large bedrooms, each with own en-suite. Dining table and chairs are available and folded. It is possible to make space for them by moving furniture but most adult groups probably wont bother. Kitchen is tiny but very well thought out. we found it easy to prepare food in kitchen, but having a crate to store bulk food elsewhere turned out to be useful. We brought our little dog who felt welcome there and got on well with the hosts' dog. There was lots of space for her for constitutional walks although no enclosed garden. The area is absolutely lovely for walking and cycling: much quieter than the central Lakes. There is a pleasant pub in the village which serves food as well as a selection of real ales. We did not go in during our week as the vegetarian options were not terribly appealing and we were off drinking following Covid. There is also a great little cafe that serves nice lunches and proper teapot tea. Overall, a nice cosy place to stay with very friendly and helpful hosts. Overall, would highly recommend

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Dawn - Verified booking

We had an absolutely brilliant time.

The cottage was, clean, comfortable and a joy to stay in. The furniture (including beds) were great - something a lot of places overlook. A few things to note for dog owners: the garden is very secure and our two large dogs were very safe and happy; the bottom floor of the house is not carpeted so dogs wary of slippery floors might struggle - weâve had this on previous hols in other places so have a stock of non slip mats I scatter about, and; dogs are not allowed in the bedrooms. This is understandable but should be made clear in the advert as I only knew about it just before we arrived. It wasnât a problem but could have been for others. The cottage was brilliant overall. Ample parking and a fantastic base for exploring. We couldâve spent another week there and not run out of things to do. Thanks for a brilliant stay - I will definitely be recommending it to others. The owner was so welcoming and that really made a huge difference too.

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Things to do near Caldbeck

Catbells Lakeland Walk

The Catbells Lakeland Walk in the Lake District is a must-do for hikers. The 3-hour circular walk offers stunning views of Derwentwater and the surrounding mountains, making it a popular choice for photographers. The trail is suitable for all levels of fitness, and there are plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the scenery. Address: Catbells, Keswick CA12 5UN

Derwent Pencil Museum

After the discovery of graphite in the Barrowdale Valley the birth of the pencil was imminent. The Cumberland Pencil Company created its first pencil in Keswick in 1832 and the first factory was built the same year. The Derwent Pencil Museum is located beside the old factory and tells the story of the interesting journey the company has been through.

Coalhouse Fort

Victorian coastal defence fort in East Tilbury. This historic military building has open days & guided tours, 2 museums & overnight events. Tea room & gift shop.

Carlisle Cathedral

The Cathedral was first built in the 12th century and has an impressive architecture and decor. Things to look out for are the choir ceiling, bishops' throne, tait memorial window, brougham triptych, gondibour screens, painted panels, and the treasury. Free entry, but donations welcome . Accessible access to the cathedral itself. Cafe and gift shop.

Lodore Falls

Lodore Falls near Keswick are powerful waterfalls with several drops over huge rocks.

Holiday cottages in Caldbeck

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Caldbeck Cottages

Cumbria

Swaledale Watch House Annexe

Ref: S522200

Reviews 30

Cumbria

Swaledale Watch Garden Annexe

Ref: S376614

Reviews 18

Cumbria

Bed in Hesket Newmarket (SZ364)

Ref: S421856

Cumbria

Home Farm - Caldbeck

Ref: S1040091

Cumbria

Swaledale Watch House Annexe

Ref: S525287

Cumbria

Swaledale Cottag

Ref: S374455

Cumbria

Ellwood House

Ref: S292869

Cumbria

Great Calva, Sebergham, Nr Caldbeck

Ref: S941489

Cumbria

Swaledale Watch Garden Annexe

Ref: S393151

Cumbria

Ellwood House

Ref: S89808

Reviews 38

Cumbria

Greenside Cottage Caldbeck

Ref: S968205