Category: Low Wood Bay

There are literally thousands of magnificent Lakeland views that we could show you, but we’ve had to narrow it down to ten. Here are our top picks to help you plan your Lake District break.  Orrest Head Twenty minute uphill walk to one of the most impressive views in the Lake District. Clearly marked, the… Continue reading Ten Amazing Lake District Views

Visiting the small towns and villages around the Lake District will give you a real sense of the culture and heritage that we prize so highly. There are many to choose from, but we’ve suggested five to put on your Lake District itinerary.  Ambleside One of the most popular Lake District villages, Ambleside is a… Continue reading Five Beautiful Lake District Villages to Explore

The Lake District has enjoyed recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017. The opening of Windermere Jetty, museum of boats, steam and stories, is a fitting addition to the area and showcases the fascinating history and heritage of life on and around our lakes. Managing Director Simon Berry and Liz Moss, Chief Operating Officer at… Continue reading English Lakes Nostalgic Connection to The Jetty Museum

Low Wood Bay was privileged to host the initial leg of the 11th Flying Scotsman Vintage Motor Rally. The exciting and challenging route started from the hotel early on 5th April, before travelling through the Northern Pennines, the Scottish borders and finishing in Gleneagles.  One of the competitors, and seasoned rally driver, Bill Cleyndert took a moment… Continue reading Low Wood Bay & The Flying Scotsman Rally

With details of the return of the Low Wood Bay season of Dragon Boating classes on Windermere, there is something here for experienced paddlers, but, brand new for 2019, a Beginner’s Guide to get you into the rhythm.  Spring Season at The Health Club Spring is here and slowly but surely The Health Club at Low… Continue reading Low Wood Bay Announce Return of Dragon Boat Classes

In December 2018, Low Wood Bay hosted a two day intensive film masterclass with the ten finalists from ‘The Pitch’ film competition. The Pitch is a dynamic filmmaker competition where potential candidates submit a 2 minute video explaining their film’s storyline. The competition entries pass through a series of panels and a public vote before… Continue reading Low Wood Bay Supports Hollywood Hopeful Filmmakers

Putting the finishing touches to the Low Wood Bay refurbishment, we enlisted the help of Myerscough College horticulture students to manage the seasonal planting of tubs and baskets around the resort. As part of their horticulture course module, the students have to learn about seasonal plants appropriate for outdoor planters, so this was a great… Continue reading Spring Plants at Low Wood Bay by Local Horticulture Students

There are so many reasons that wedding couples choose Low Wood Bay as their Lake District venue.  Here are just five of those reasons … Stunning Location It has to be near the top of most couple’s wedding list. Stunning panoramic views over Lake Windermere and the Lake District Fells. A fantastic backdrop for timeless… Continue reading Five Reasons to Choose a 2019 Low Wood Bay Wedding

For a healthy balance in life, rest and relaxation is vital – particularly as part of a good fitness regime. It was difficult to narrow our choice down to four, but here are our top recommendations when it comes to resting at Low Wood Bay resort.  The Atrium Choose your seat in the Atrium at… Continue reading Four Ways to Rest and Relax at Low Wood Bay

On 5th February 2016 we are delighted to be welcoming to Low Wood Bay, Lewis Gordon Pugh, environmental adventurer, and guest speaker at the World Open Water Swimming Awards hosted by ChillSwim. Lewis Gordon Pugh, ‘The Human Polar Bear’ These awards honour individuals, events and contributions to the world of open water swimming. Pugh has been dubbed ‘The… Continue reading Low Wood Bay Hosts National Geographic Adventurer of the Year at WOWSA Awards