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walks & wildlife
There are some amazing gardens within 20 minutes drive and a wealth of wildlife to be seen in the 'Lake District Peninsula' and breath taking walks.
indulge
A visit to Cartmel is not complete without buying one of Cartmel's unique Sticky Toffee Puddings, also ideal for presents for those back home.
races
To many people Cartmel is best known for its race course, just a few yards from the village square where meetings are held in May and August, it is also home to the village cricket team.
climate
The area is renowned for its mild climate generated by the Gulf stream washing over Morecambe Bay, and nearby Grange over Sands has a higher temperature in Spring than any other place in the North of England.
a haven
The site chosen for Cartmel Priory was sheltered from strong winds by surrounding hills and offered the monks, as it does today's visitors, a pleasant haven at all times of the year.
what to do & see
Whether your holiday is to be relaxing or active or a mix of both, there is plenty to do and see.
fishing
Fish in some of the finest and most scenic private waters in Cumbria. Private game and coarse fishing is available to our guests without charge on Grasmere, Rydal Water the rivers Rothay and Brathay as well as Ghyll Head trout fishery and several tarns. Tuition can be arranged.
sailing
Go windsurfing. Most water sports are available nearby and can be arranged.
riding
A superb place to go riding with a choice of local riding establishments offering different specialisations. Most country pursuits are also available nearby.

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