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Like all the lakes and low level routes that are more accessible, expect it to be busy

The National Trust owns and maintains a series of these bothy style buildings around the country. Unlike a traditional mountain bothy, they are available for private hire through the NT holidays website. This one sleeps six on wooden sleeping platforms. There is a log burner but nothing else so it's a bit like camping with walls. The location on the southern bank of Loweswater is a great adventure base. The lakeside trail is a a nice easy run and Mellbreak Fell is nearby.

you can book this through the national trust

Perfect in the summer

There is a National Trust car park at the south end.

Not too far away there is a yurt hidden in the woods

watch out for high water / long ropes....

You can rent this bothy. There is usually a rope swing behind the bothy for kids to swing on

We must not look at goblin men, We must not buy their fruits: Who knows upon what soil they fed Their hungry thirsty roots?

Beautiful spot and surrounded by the finest walking country. Gets very busy on the weekends and parking is somewhat restricted around the lake.

The Goblin Tree in the woodland beside Loweswater in the Lake District has it's own door, handle and key together with cute little signs. Great for capturing the imagination of little ones

Holme Wood Bothy sleeps six, is situated on the shores of Loweswater and can be booked via the National Trust - https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/bothy-holme-wood-the-lake-district

When the weather is right, this little beach and swings is the perfect place to relax. The location is usually quiet and is perfect for a barbecue or a picnic.

Loweswater is a peaceful lake that's often missed by many visitors. At approximately 1 mile long (1.6 km) and 0.5 mile (0.8 km) wide, it provides an excellent lake circuit for walkers with magnificent views to enjoy. If you don't fancy hiking around the whole body of water, though, why not enjoy the serene Holme Wood?

Stunning scenery all the way. With the added bonus of a section of the blue route at Whinlatter. Great fun.