At Lakes and Country Escapes we offer beautiful self-catering accommodation here in the Lake District.

Situated in Waberthwaite, a charming village nestled between the mountains and the sea, Damson Cottage offers the perfect escape to explore both the captivating Cumbrian coast and the beauty of the Lake District National Park. This charming barn conversion, comfortably sleeping six, caters to both families and couples seeking adventure or relaxation. Plus it's dog-friendly so the whole family can holiday together.

The Area Nestled between the soaring peaks of the Lake District and the Cumbria coastline, Waberthwaite offers a captivating escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Whether you crave adrenaline-pumping hikes or peaceful countryside strolls, this idyllic location provides the perfect base for exploring the region's natural wonders. Here are just some suggestions whilst visiting the area. -Lace-up your boots and challenge yourself to conquer Scafell Pike, England's highest peak. Breathtaking views and a sense of accomplishment await those who reach the summit. -For a different perspective, delve into the depths of Wast Water, England's deepest lake. Or simply admire the lake's tranquillity from the shore. -Avoid the crowds, nearby Eskdale beckons with its peaceful charm. Hike amidst breathtaking scenery, following the River Esk as it winds through the valley. Explore historical gems like the Hardknott Roman Fort, a testament to the region's rich past. -For the off-the-beaten-path adventurer, Duddon Valley offers a hidden gem within the Lake District. Nicknamed the "Secret Valley," its remote location, accessible through challenging passes like Hardknott, ensures a tranquil escape. Hikers can choose from gentle riverside strolls to challenging fell climbs, each offering stunning vistas. -Lace up your walking shoes and explore the diverse network of trails that crisscross the fells and the coastline. From gentle strolls along the Cumbrian Coastal Path to challenging hikes with breathtaking panoramas, there's something for every level of experience. -Hit the beach, West Cumbria's coastline boasts a unique charm, offering a diverse range of beaches to explore. From the dramatic cliffs and hidden coves of St Bees Head to the vast expanse of Silecroft, there's something for everyone and most are dog-friendly all year. -If you prefer two wheels, explore the region's beauty on a cycling adventure. Follow routes through picturesque...