HOLIDAYS IN CUMBRIA,THE LAKE DISTRICT

HOW TO FIND USNOT SAT NAV COMPATIBLE PLEASE STAY ON A592

UNTIL PARK ENTRANCEWaterfoot Park is easily accessible from junction 40, M6,thePenrith junction. Follow the brown signs marked Ullswater'Steamers' from junction 40, west on the A66 for a mile

before turning left at the roundabout onto the A592towards Ullswater. After two miles you will see our sign, for

the entrance on your right.

If you reach the junction with the lake road you've missedus by 200 metres!

Maryport

CarlisleSilloth

Cockermouth

Maryport

Whitehaven

Egremont

MUNCASTER

Coniston

Hawkshead

Ambleside

Bowness

UllswaterKeswick

Kendal

Ulverston

Broughton

Millom

Barrow

J44

J40

A590

A590

A591

A5092

A593

A595

A595

A595

A5086A66

M6

HARDKNOTTPASS!

&

J36

M6

Waterfoot ParkUllswater, Pooley Bridge, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0JF

enquiries@waterfootpark.co.ukwaterfootpark.co.uk

017684 86302

Waterfoot Park, Waterfoot Park is located in

one of the most beautiful locationswithin the Lake District National Park.Nestled in the grounds of a Georgianmansion overlooking Ullswater, the

Park offers excellent facilities fortouring vans, motor homes andprivately owned holiday homes.

Quality and customer care is the key toour success and many of the guestsreturn and recommend our Park to

friends and family.

What our customers say ….

We have been regular visitors over the past 15 years toWaterfoot once found you just keep going back.

Mrs Sandra Degnan, Darlington

We have had 2 consecutive years at this site, excellentfacilities the location is superb and we will be back

Mr Bee, Hertfordshire

Fantastic site, fantastic facilities - we love it and the dogs dotoo!! Will be returning as many times as possible.

Mr S Mulley, Halifax, West Yorkshire

About UsThis five star award winning Park is conveniently located

within walking distance of the quaint village of Pooley

Bridge and the Ullswater ‘Steamer’Pier.

The Park enjoys a quiet, family orientated atmosphere set

within its ancient woodland amidst a rich biodiversity of

wildlife including our resident red squirrels. The Park has

achieved Gold in the David Bellamy Award Scheme for

its conservation efforts and continues to support

voluntary fund raising projects in the Ullswater Valley.

Main season is March – November but please visit our

website for opening times, tariff information, check

availablility and our latest news updates. Well behaved

dogs are welcome and but we request that they are kept

on a lead within the Park boundaries.

FacilitiesWe have excellent toilet and shower facilities,

an outside play area, fully equipped laundry room

and separate indoor washing-up ares. The Reception

and Shop are located in the old servant quarters of

the Mansion and are open daily in the season for

newspapers, basic provisions. We also sell and

exchange Calor Gas.

In the once grand hall of the Mansion, there is a

well stocked information area, licensed bar and

family games room. There are superb views from the

bar across the lawns towards Ullswater. Wi-fi is free

in the bar/lounge and there is a public payphone

near the main touring area.

For information on our other Lake District Estate Holiday Parks

located in Windermere and Kirkby Lonsdale or our Lake District

heritage visitor attractions please visit lakedistrictestates.com

HOLIDAYS IN CUMBRIA,THE LAKE DISTRICT

HOW TO FIND USNOT SAT NAV COMPATIBLE PLEASE STAY ON A592

UNTIL PARK ENTRANCEWaterfoot Park is easily accessible from junction 40, M6,thePenrith junction. Follow the brown signs marked Ullswater'Steamers' from junction40,westontheA66foramile

beforeturningleftatthe roundabout onto the A592towards Ullswater. After two miles you will see our sign, for

the entrance on your right.

If you reach the junction with the lake road you've missedus by 200 metres!

Maryport

Carlisle Silloth

Cockermouth

Maryport

Whitehaven

Egremont

MUNCASTER

Coniston

Hawkshead

Ambleside

Bowness

UllswaterKeswick

Kendal

Ulverston

Broughton

Millom

Barrow

J44

J40

A590

A590

A591

A5092

A593

A595

A595

A595

A5086A66

M6

HARDKNOTTPASS !

&

J36

M6

Waterfoot ParkUllswater, Pooley Bridge, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0JF

enquiries@waterfootpark.co.ukwaterfootpark.co.uk

017684 86302

Waterfoot Park, Waterfoot Park is located in

one of the most beautiful locationswithin the Lake District National Park.Nestled in the grounds of a Georgianmansion overlooking Ullswater, the

Park offers excellent facilities fortouring vans, motor homes andprivately owned holiday homes.

Quality and customer care is the key toour success and many of the guestsreturn and recommend our Park to

friends and family.

What our customers say ….

We have been regular visitors over the past 15 years toWaterfoot once found you just keep going back.

Mrs Sandra Degnan, Darlington

We have had 2 consecutive years at this site, excellentfacilities the location is superb and we will be back

Mr Bee, Hertfordshire

Fantastic site, fantastic facilities - we love it and the dogs dotoo!! Will be returning as many times as possible.

Mr S Mulley, Halifax, West Yorkshire

About UsThis five star award winning Park is conveniently located

within walking distance of the quaint village of Pooley

Bridge and the Ullswater ‘Steamer’ Pier.

The Park enjoys a quiet, family orientated atmosphere set

within its ancient woodland amidst a rich biodiversity of

wildlife including our resident red squirrels. The Park has

achieved Gold in the David Bellamy Award Scheme for

its conservation efforts and continues to support

voluntary fund raising projects in the Ullswater Valley.

Main season is March – November but please visit our

website for opening times, tariff information, check

availablility and our latest news updates. Well behaved

dogs are welcome and but we request that they are kept

on a lead within the Park boundaries.

FacilitiesWe have excellent toilet and shower facilities,

an outside play area, fully equipped laundry room

and separate indoor washing-up ares. The Reception

and Shop are located in the old servant quarters of

the Mansion and are open daily in the season for

newspapers, basic provisions. We also sell and

exchange Calor Gas.

In the once grand hall of the Mansion, there is a

well stocked information area, licensed bar and

family games room. There are superb views from the

bar across the lawns towards Ullswater. Wi-fi is free

in the bar/lounge and there is a public payphone

near the main touring area.

For information on our other Lake District Estate Holiday Parks

located in Windermere and Kirkby Lonsdale or our Lake District

heritage visitor attractions please visit lakedistrictestates.com

Ullswater, often compared to the likes of Lake Lucerne

and referred to as England’s most beautiful lake. The

main ‘Steamer’ Pier offering lake cruises that link some of

the most famous and spectacular walking routes in the

Lake District National Park is located just five minutes’

walk away from the Park Entrance.

Ullswater, runs a serpentine course in three reaches with

Helvellyn crowning the plateau at the southern reach; at

3,117 ft, it is England’s third highest mountain.

Ullswater 'Steamers' create the perfect opportunity

to combine a cruise with miles of bridleways that are

linked to the ‘Steamer’ routes, so you can really explore

the area.

A valley with a rich biodiversity of wildlife whose

ancient woodlands and fells provide breeding habitats

for some of our rarer species such as red deer, red

squirrels and barnacle geese. We have resident red

squirrels on the Park!

For guests interested in other heritage attractions,

Dalemain Estate surrounds the Park and Dalemain

House and Gardens are less than two miles distant.

If you fancy a walk, why not visit the Bronze Age

Stone Circle, Moor Divock, which is rich in antiquities

dating to the Early Bronze Age. The Cockpit is the largest

of several monuments found on the moor with a diameter

of 25m. Many of the stones are now fallen but the tallest

of those stones still upright are just under a metre.

For a walk that is a bit closer to home, the walk around

Maiden Castle starts and ends at the Park.

A short drive along the lake road will bring you to

the National Trust's Aira Force Waterfall; at 70ft the Aira

waterfall cascades over a dramatic gully and if you are

lucky the sun's light forms a prismatic effect to create the

famous Aira Rainbow

Attractions and activities

Things to do and see

Holiday HomesImagine having more time to explore the area. Waterfoot

Park is a perfect location for your holiday home, there is

so much to see and do right on the doorstep. We are a

family owned Park who pride ourselves in maintaining

its tranquility so all of our holiday homes are privately

owned . We do not allow sub letting so you have the

peace of mind to know your neighbours. All pitches

have electricity, mains water and drainage. For sales

information please contact our resident managers who

will be happy to discuss your requirements.

The Touring Area*There are numerous spacious pitches for caravans and motor

homes with their awnings. Each pitch has electricity and

television hook-up. The area provides the perfect setting for

family barbecues or simply relax and enjoy the tranquility.

Adjacent to this area are excellent toilet and shower block

facilities with disabled access.

Other facilities include baby-changing and a washing-up area.

*Please note that we are unable accept Motorhomes

and Tourers over 26FT (including tow bar).

Tents are not permitted.

The Play AreaThe large and secure private play area is set within one

acre of grassland with level access at the entrance.

There is a range of equipment including swings,

climbing towers, slides and spring based rocking toys to

suit most children. All areas have protective coverings,

play bark, and rubber matting. In this area there is a

small football pitch for ball games for older children or

the grown-ups. This area is off limits to dogs. The games

room in the main Mansion house has a selection of

indoor games such as pool and darts.

• For nature explorers, look out for Red Deer, Red Squirrels or the elusive Nuthatch

• Cycling routes and Bike Hire nearby

• A host of walking routes within easy reach of us, from waterfall strolls to mountain hikes

• Visit a Bronze Age Stone Circle on Moor Divock

• Nearby main town of Penrith has an indoor pool,golf course and excellent shopping facilities

Historic House & Gardens

To Ambleside and Windermerevia Kirkstone Pass

To KeswickTo Penrith

A592

A592

A5091

Glenridding Howtown

Pooley Bridge

Glencoyne

Swinside Knott553m

P

P

P

P

i

PP

i

Helvellyn950m

Place Fell657m

Hallin Fell388m

Arthur’s Pike388m

Common Fell552m

Aira Force & High Force

Dalemain

Maiden CastleDunmallard Hill

Glenriding to HowtownStone Circle

Martindale

Gowbarrow Fell481m

M

The village of Pooley Bridge, just five minutes stroll from the Park has a host of pubs, tea rooms and gift shops

Ullswater ‘Steamer’ Pier – lake cruises that connect you to the eastern and southern shores of Ullswater

Horse riding, sailing, boat hire, adventuretrails, quad biking and fishing nearby

Visit heritage attractions such as Historic Dalemain House & Gardens or the newly opened Lowther Castle

Whatever you decide to do, we promise one stay with us will not be enough !

Ullswater, often compared to the likes of Lake Lucerne

and referred to as England’s most beautiful lake. The

main ‘Steamer’ Pier offering lake cruises that link some of

the most famous and spectacular walking routes in the

Lake District National Park is located just five minutes’

walk away from the Park Entrance.

Ullswater, runs a serpentine course in three reaches with

Helvellyn crowning the plateau at the southern reach; at

3,117 ft, it is England’s third highest mountain.

Ullswater 'Steamers' create the perfect opportunity

to combine a cruise with miles of bridleways that are

linked to the ‘Steamer’ routes, so you can really explore

the area.

A valley with a rich biodiversity of wildlife whose

ancient woodlands and fells provide breeding habitats

for some of our rarer species such as red deer, red

squirrels and barnacle geese. We have resident red

squirrels on the Park!

For guests interested in other heritage attractions,

Dalemain Estate surrounds the Park and Dalemain

House and Gardens are less than two miles distant.

If you fancy a walk, why not visit the Bronze Age

Stone Circle, Moor Divock, which is rich in antiquities

dating to the Early Bronze Age. The Cockpit is the largest

of several monuments found on the moor with a diameter

of 25m. Many of the stones are now fallen but the tallest

of those stones still upright are just under a metre.

For a walk that is a bit closer to home, the walk around

Maiden Castle starts and ends at the Park.

A short drive along the lake road will bring you to

the National Trust's Aira Force Waterfall; at 70ft the Aira

waterfall cascades over a dramatic gully and if you are

lucky the sun's light forms a prismatic effect to create the

famous Aira Rainbow

Attractions and activities

Things to do and see

Holiday HomesImagine having more time to explore the area. Waterfoot

Park is a perfect location for your holiday home, there is

so much to see and do right on the doorstep. We are a

family owned Park who pride ourselves in maintaining

its tranquility so all of our holiday homes are privately

owned . We do not allow sub letting so you have the

peace of mind to know your neighbours. All pitches

have electricity, mains water and drainage. For sales

information please contact our resident managers who

will be happy to discuss your requirements.

The Touring Area*There are numerous spacious pitches for caravans and motor

homes with their awnings. Each pitch has electricity and

television hook-up. The area provides the perfect setting for

family barbecues or simply relax and enjoy the tranquility.

Adjacent to this area are excellent toilet and shower block

facilities with disabled access.

Other facilities include baby-changing and a washing-up area.

*Please note that we are unable accept Motorhomes

and Tourers over 26FT (including tow bar).

Tents are not permitted.

The Play AreaThe large and secure private play area is set within one

acre of grassland with level access at the entrance.

There is a range of equipment including swings,

climbing towers, slides and spring based rocking toys to

suit most children. All areas have protective coverings,

play bark, and rubber matting. In this area there is a

small football pitch for ball games for older children or

the grown-ups. This area is off limits to dogs. The games

room in the main Mansion house has a selection of

indoor games such as pool and darts.

• For nature explorers, look out for Red Deer, Red Squirrels or the elusive Nuthatch

• Cycling routes and Bike Hire nearby

• A host of walking routes within easy reach of us, from waterfall strolls to mountain hikes

• Visit a Bronze Age Stone Circle on Moor Divock

• Nearby main town of Penrith has an indoor pool,golf course and excellent shopping facilities

Historic House & Gardens

To Ambleside and Windermerevia Kirkstone Pass

To KeswickTo Penrith

A592

A592

A5091

Glenridding Howtown

Pooley Bridge

Glencoyne

Swinside Knott553m

P

P

P

P

i

PP

i

Helvellyn950m

Place Fell657m

Hallin Fell388m

Arthur’s Pike388m

Common Fell552m

Aira Force & High Force

Dalemain

Maiden CastleDunmallard Hill

Glenriding to HowtownStone Circle

Martindale

Gowbarrow Fell481m

M

The village of Pooley Bridge, just five minutes stroll from the Park has a host of pubs, tea rooms and gift shops

Ullswater ‘Steamer’ Pier – lake cruises that connect you to the eastern and southern shores of Ullswater

Horse riding, sailing, boat hire, adventuretrails, quad biking and fishing nearby

Visit heritage attractions such as Historic Dalemain House & Gardens or the newly opened Lowther Castle

Whatever you decide to do, we promise one stay with us will not be enough !