Rydal Hall Estate is unique, with en-suite bedrooms, campsite, cottages and gardens set in 30 acres, at the very heart of the English Lake District, a World Heritage Site - somewhere to experience the beauty of God's creation. Retreat from your daily routine to a place loved by the poet William Wordsworth for its awe-inspiring beauty, .
Set in over thirty acres of garden, woodland and natural beauty in the Lake District UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rydal Hall is the ideal venue for retreats, events, activity weekends or just a family holiday. With wonderful views over the Rothay valley and with the Fairfield Horseshoe and Nab Scar as a backdrop, the Hall and its grounds are the perfect place to enjoy this beautiful part of the world.
Set in over thirty acres of garden, woodland and natural beauty in the Lake District UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rydal Hall is the ideal venue for retreats, events, activity weekends or just a family holiday. With wonderful views over the Rothay valley and with the Fairfield Horseshoe and Nab Scar as a backdrop, the Hall and its grounds are the perfect place to enjoy this beautiful part of the world.
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The main Hall has 30 bedrooms, sleeping up to 50 guests. Guests can choose their board basis from Bed & Breakfast, Dinner Bed & Breakfast or Full Board. Bookings can be made by groups or just private individuals looking for a break. Each room offers simple but comfortable accommodation complementing the surroundings and character of the Hall.
The Coach House is a 2 storey stone cottage which has been recently refurbished (2020). It is located to the rear of the main hall adjacent to the Stable Cottage and beside Rydal Beck. With extensive views of award-winning Thomas Mawson gardens.
It has been given a full facelift including new en-suites in two of the bedrooms, new handwash basins in the other two, a new bathroom suite on the ground floor, new kitchen appliances and has been fully redecorated and carpeted throughout.2 bedrooms with zip and link beds so can be used as doubles or twins, with wash hand basin.
It has been given a full facelift including new en-suites in two of the bedrooms, new handwash basins in the other two, a new bathroom suite on the ground floor, new kitchen appliances and has been fully redecorated and carpeted throughout.2 bedrooms with zip and link beds so can be used as doubles or twins, with wash hand basin.
The communal room has sofas and wood burner on the first floor. One bag of logs is complimentary with additional bags available to purchase from reception. The fully equipped kitchen is beside the communal room and includes a cooker, microwave, crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils. The Bunkhouse is ideal for groups staying for retreats or events who prefer a simpler style of accommodation.
We have three eco pods within our woodland campsite. Each wooden pod is made from sustainable materials and is carpeted with a small covered porch, making it the ideal alternative for guests wanting to experience the outdoors without the hassle of erecting a tent. The pods are simple, without electricity or furniture, helping you to get back to basics and connect with the superb natural beauty around.
We very much look froward to seeing you outside of these dates. Our tranquil campsite set in the woodlands surrounding Rydal Hall is ideal for individuals or families looking for a quiet stay in the outdoors. Situated in a conservation area, it is perfect for those wanting a simple base from which to explore the Lake District.
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Leo Ig
Oct 28, 2021
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Robert Walton
Oct 17, 2021
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Anna Rucco
Sep 26, 2021
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Danielle
Sep 21, 2021
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Ben Hardy
Aug 28, 2021
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Karen Harvey
Aug 22, 2021
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Beautiful Hall and grounds, which can be enjoyed from the grounds even if you can’t go in (because you have a dog with you).
Fabulous views from the ornamental lawns especially when not one but three of the helicopters from the local army base fly over 😮
great tea rooms behind the hall and don’t miss the waterfall and sculpture trial as well as other short walks around here
Fabulous views from the ornamental lawns especially when not one but three of the helicopters from the local army base fly over 😮
great tea rooms behind the hall and don’t miss the waterfall and sculpture trial as well as other short walks around here
Joanne Mcarthur
Aug 19, 2021
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An absolute must see! The whole place is immaculately presented. The gardens are very well tended and yet nature is allowed to do her own thing. A perfect balance.
In keeping with the natural feel of the place the campsite is very much as it comes with small slopes, flat pitching areas and sheep wandering past your tent. We weren't lucky enough to spot the deer, maybe next time..
In keeping with the natural feel of the place the campsite is very much as it comes with small slopes, flat pitching areas and sheep wandering past your tent. We weren't lucky enough to spot the deer, maybe next time..
Hunter Hampton-Matthews
Jul 29, 2021
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Amazing lovely campsite. Waterfalls running all though it for cold dunks and Rydall water 7 min walk for all your water activities. Staff on site are very friendly and helpful. Managed to move so people around so they could accommodate a 6 night stay in the same pitch. Would highly recommend and will be going back again.
Frances Makin
Jul 22, 2021
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Frank Heggs
May 14, 2021
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The view from our bedroom is spectacular and the grounds are wonderful with lots of facilities. Free from diets were poorly catered for. We were asked for special diets in advance,, and these were submitted in advance by email, but we're not passed on to the kitchen. We arrived on Saturday and were told, because it was a bank holiday, necessary food could not be ordered until Monday. Even so, rarely was correct food provided automatically. There was only one day oat milk was provided and labelled. Often the wrong food arrived at the table. Always Flora (dairy free) had to be asked for. Many times
