Hawkshead and the area is renowned for being the inspiration of Beatrix Potter and her best selling books. Hill Top was the former home of Beatrix Potter and served as her inspiration for many of her iconic stories, including “Peter Rabbit,” “Jemima Puddle-Duck,” and “Tom Kitten.
Read MoreHawkshead is a great base for visiting the popular hot spots of Ambleside, Coniston, Grasmere, Bowness and Windermere which are all within a 10-25 minute drive. Whilst the towns are great for going shopping, seeing local attractions, going to the cinema or restaurants with a wider variety of cuisines they can become busy in the summer
Read MoreThere are lots of great dog friendly walks in the area, whether its roaming the fells, swimming in the lakes and rivers or just a lovely flat walk for your mature dog.
Read MoreHawkshead village has a great choice of traditional pubs and restaurants to eat as well as quaint tea rooms and cafés for lunches. The brand new Billys Barr & Restaurant is now open at The Croft site in Hawkshead and offers great meals all day round. Elsewhere in Hawkshead there are two other good pubs, The
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Whether you enjoy a leisurely hours stroll with scenic views or an all-day expedition exploring the Lakeland fells, Hawkshead and the South Lakes has it all. The village serves as an ideal base for scenic walks and hikes, with the nearby beauty spot Tarn Hows a must see for all visitors, the panoramic views of Latterbarrow
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Step back in time as you stroll along the cobbled streets of Hawkshead, lined with charming cottages, historic buildings, and more. Take some time to peruse the artisan shops and galleries scattered throughout Hawkshead village. From handmade crafts shops, the world famous Hawkshead Relish and Grasmere Gingerbread shops, the treat-filled Honeypot Delicatessen stocked with local produced
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