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Gelt Cottage in Castle Carrock

Hot Tub
Sleeps 4
Pets 2
Bedrooms: 2
  • Hot tub for four people
  • Private swimming pool access
  • Spectacular Lake District views
  • Cosy woodburner included
  • Pet-friendly with enclosed garden
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Oak Cottage in Castle Carrock

Hot Tub
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms: 1
  • Private hot tub for two
  • Adults-only romantic retreat
  • Visit England 5 Star rated
  • Stunning North Pennines location
  • Luxury amenities and welcome pack
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Watson Cottage in Castle Carrock

Hot Tub
Sleeps 6
Pets 2
Bedrooms: 3
  • Private hot tub for six
  • Grade II listed barn conversion
  • Three en-suite bedrooms available
  • Enclosed garden with BBQ facilities
  • Walking distance to country pub
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Get More From Your Castle Carrock Hot Tub Cottage Break

Booking cottages with hot tubs in Castle Carrock gives you access to one of Cumbria's most charming villages whilst enjoying the kind of luxury that transforms a simple getaway into something special. This peaceful settlement sits just 10 miles northeast of Carlisle and offers genuine countryside character without the tourist crowds you'll find in the Lake District proper.

The village sits in the Eden Valley with the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on your doorstep. We love how Castle Carrock combines easy access to Carlisle's history and Hadrian's Wall with the tranquillity of rural Cumbria. Whether you're after romantic breaks or family cottages for a proper country escape, this area delivers.

What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Castle Carrock

Castle Carrock itself is a working village with a strong community feel. The name comes from the medieval castle that once stood here, though little remains today. What you get instead is authentic Cumbrian village life with a proper pub, rolling farmland and access to some of the best walking country in northern England.

The village makes an ideal base for exploring both the Lake District National Park to the west and Hadrian's Wall to the north. You're also perfectly positioned for day trips to the Scottish Borders. After a day out, returning to your cottage with hot tub for a soak under the stars is exactly what holiday lets should offer.

Sightseeing in Castle Carrock

The surrounding area has transformed from industrial heritage to outdoor paradise. Former mining villages now serve as gateways to the North Pennines. The landscape here is gentler than the dramatic Lake District fells but equally beautiful with its patchwork fields and ancient woodlands. Castle Carrock Dam and reservoir provide a focal point for local walks.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Castle Carrock

From Roman history to natural wonders, the area around Castle Carrock offers variety that suits everyone from couples seeking secluded retreats to large family groups wanting adventure.

Hadrian's Wall

This UNESCO World Heritage Site runs just 8 miles north of Castle Carrock. Built by the Romans in AD 122, the wall stretches 73 miles coast to coast. Visit Birdoswald Roman Fort for the best-preserved section or walk the dramatic crags near Housesteads. The views across Northumberland are outstanding.

Talkin Tarn Country Park

Located 3 miles from Castle Carrock, this glacial lake offers a 1.25-mile circular walk perfect for families. The 65-acre park includes a Victorian boathouse, tearoom and adventure playground. You can hire rowing boats and paddleboards during summer months. It's one of the best places to stay active without travelling far.

Carlisle Castle

Just 10 miles west, Carlisle Castle has stood for over 900 years. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned here in 1568. The medieval keep, dungeons and military museum tell stories of border conflicts between England and Scotland. The city itself offers excellent shopping and dining options for those wanting a break from remote self catering.

North Pennines AONB

England's third-largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty starts practically on Castle Carrock's doorstep. The landscape features heather moorland, hay meadows and dramatic waterfalls. It's designated as a Dark Sky Park, making it perfect for stargazing from your private hot tub. Wildlife includes red squirrels, curlews and rare alpine plants.

Geltsdale Nature Reserve

This RSPB reserve covers 5,000 acres of upland habitat 6 miles from the village. Black grouse perform their spectacular lekking displays here each spring. The reserve protects hen harriers and short-eared owls. Multiple walking trails range from easy valley routes to challenging fell walks. It's brilliant for anyone wanting isolated countryside.

Don't Miss These...

Attraction What you'll experience Best for
Hadrian's Wall Roman history and dramatic Northumberland landscapes along this ancient frontier Everyone
Talkin Tarn Country Park Peaceful lake walks, watersports and family-friendly facilities in beautiful surroundings Families
Carlisle Castle Medieval fortress with 900 years of border warfare history and city amenities nearby Everyone
North Pennines AONB Vast protected landscape with dark skies, rare wildlife and endless walking routes Couples
Geltsdale Nature Reserve Upland wilderness with rare birds and spectacular moorland scenery Groups

Visitor FAQs

How do I get to Castle Carrock?
The village sits 10 miles northeast of Carlisle on the B6413. Carlisle railway station connects to London, Glasgow and Manchester. From there you'll need a car hire or taxi. The M6 motorway is 15 minutes west.

What family activities are available near Castle Carrock?
Talkin Tarn offers boating and playgrounds whilst Hadrian's Wall provides educational Roman history. The village has safe lanes for cycling. Many holiday cottages are dog friendly so you can bring the whole family including pets.

Where are the best romantic spots?
The North Pennines offer secluded walking routes with stunning views. Book a boutique cottage with jacuzzi for ultimate privacy. Nearby Alston, England's highest market town, has charming cafes and independent shops perfect for couples.

Is there good shopping nearby?
Carlisle city centre is 10 miles away with major retailers and independent shops. Brampton, 5 miles north, has a traditional market town feel with local produce shops. For unique cottages and lodges, check Sykes Cottages for the best deals.

Why choose cottages with hot tubs in Castle Carrock?
The combination of countryside tranquillity and proximity to major attractions makes it ideal. Hot tub stays let you relax after hiking or sightseeing. You get more space than villas or a chalet and the freedom of self catering with luxury touches.

Castle Carrock offers the perfect blend of accessibility and escape. Whether you're booking last minute cottage breaks for 2 or planning large holiday gatherings for New Year, the area delivers. From cheap cottages to luxury lodges with swimming pool facilities, there's something for every budget. The village's position between Carlisle and the North Pennines means you can visit historic sites one day and enjoy forest holiday tranquillity the next.

We think cottages with hot tubs in Castle Carrock represent excellent value compared to coastal cottages or Lake District hotspots. You get authentic Cumbria without the crowds. Book your cottage with hot tub and discover why this corner of Eden Valley deserves more attention. Whether it's a 1 bedroom retreat or big cottages for large family groups, Castle Carrock has the perfect base for your hot tub breaks.

Suite 3B, Lakeland Business Park, Lamplugh Road, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 0QT