
Located in the peaceful Crake Valley, you're surrounded by the stunning Lake District landscape. Fancy some action? Try water sports on Coniston Water or tackle the Old Man of Coniston for incredible views. Fishing enthusiasts can catch trout, char, pike and perch right from the site.
Located in the peaceful Crake Valley, you're surrounded by the stunning Lake District landscape. Fancy some action? Try water sports on Coniston Water or tackle the Old Man of Coniston for incredible views. Fishing enthusiasts can catch trout, char, pike and perch right from the site. The woodland trails at Grizedale Forest offer excellent walking and mountain biking opportunities for all skill levels.
The lodge sleeps two people in one bedroom with one bathroom - ideal for a romantic getaway. Inside you'll find all the essentials: electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine. The private decked area with hot tub is perfect for evening drinks after exploring - or morning coffee if you're feeling frisky.
Nearby attractions include the Ruskin Museum in Coniston (4 miles away), showcasing local history and heritage. The Wilson Arms pub in Torver is just 2 miles away - close enough to visit but far enough that you won't hear the karaoke. Ulverston (15 minutes) has supermarkets for supplies and more dining options.
Scafell Lodge offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Bring your partner, your dogs and your sense of adventure - the hot tub will be waiting when you return!
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Ulverston, Cumbria14°C
Light drizzle
Updated: 17 Sep 2026, 2:47am
Fell Foot Newton In Cartmel is located in one of England's darkest sky areas, making it exceptional for stargazing from the hot tub.
The Bortle scale measures night sky darkness from 1 (darkest) to 9 (brightest urban):
The Milky Way is visible overhead, though light domes may be visible on the horizon towards larger towns.
The Milky Way is visible on clear, moonless nights.
73m
(240 feet above sea level)
Fell Foot Newton In Cartmel sits in a peaceful Cumbria setting, perfect for a relaxing hot tub getaway.
Latitude: 54.2986000° N | Longitude: 3.0963° W
Today's sun times for Ulverston (Thursday, 17 September 2026):
5:47am
Sunrise
5:26pm
Golden Hour
6:26pm
Sunset
This month in Ulverston, you have approximately 12.65 hours of daylight. The shortening days create the perfect excuse for earlier hot tub sessions.
Everything you need to know before you arrive at Fell Foot Newton In Cartmel.
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Mobile signal is generally good in this area across most networks.
Discover why our guests keep coming back to Scafell Lodge
The covered hot tub provides relaxation after hiking, with complete privacy regardless of weather. Perfect for unwinding with a glass of wine.
Just across the road from Coniston Water with a small jetty for swimming. Ideal for paddleboarding and water activities right on your doorstep.
Guests repeatedly mention the quiet, secluded location. The perfect spot to escape everyday life while still having access to walks and nature.
Welcomes up to two dogs with great walking routes nearby. Staff even provide dog treats, making it truly welcoming for four-legged guests.
Consistently praised for spotless cleanliness and having everything needed for a comfortable stay. Feels like a "home from home" within minutes.
The site's honesty hut with fresh baked goods and homemade jams is a hit with guests. Always well-stocked with local treats.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Scafell Lodge by car, take the A5084 from Greenodd towards Coniston. Turn onto the minor road at Spark Bridge, following signs for Crake Valley Park. The lodge is located within the peaceful Crake Valley holiday park.
For those traveling by rail, the nearest station is Ulverston, about 7 miles away. From there, you'll need to take a taxi to complete your journey to Crake Valley Park and Scafell Lodge.
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Postcode: LA21 8BW
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