Ravenglass accommodation

Our guesthouse is the perfect get away retreat. Relax in our comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated rooms which reflect the character of the building. We have a variety of styles and sizes, to suit your need and budget. Or stroll in the 3/4 acre garden which has apple and plum trees, azaleas, rhododendrons and seasonally snowdrops, daffodils and bluebells. Different seating areas around the grounds allow you to enjoy the scenery and fresh air. Swing in style and comfort on the teak garden hammock or if younger, the rope swing hanging from the boughs of our ginormous Chestnut tree.
Muncaster Country Guest House is full of character and was formerly the village school. The junior playground now offers ample parking for up to 15 vehicles. The infant playground is now a tree filled, walled courtyard garden facing due west - always a sun trap.
Inside - the main hall, now our lounge and dining area, has comfortable seating areas with leather sofas in front of the wood burning stove. TV with Sky, DVD library for guests use and video player. Books abound, to escape into and plenty of maps available to escape out with.
The dining area accommodates 18 in traditional seating style for couples or family groups. We use only locally sourced produce for our substantial breakfasts.

Muncaster Castle, home to the Pennington family for 800 years, is a genuine treasure trove of art and antiques. Its Great Hall, Octagonal Library and elegant Dining Room are all windows on a grand past. But Muncaster's wild history reveals a flipside to life in a stately home. The castle evolved from the Pele Tower, built to repel marauding Scots. Those who stay here say it is haunted by ghosts, including the legendary Tom Fool.
Visit the Tapestry Room if you dare.

The stable block at Muncaster has recently been renovated to provide very comfortable accommodation for up to 24 guests.
The Granary is a self contained apartment (set apart from other rooms) for up to 6 people. Shower room, TV

Rose Garth is situated in the centre of the village of Ravenglass. It is a family run Tea Room and offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation with traditional Cumbrian hospitality.
Each bedroom is comfortably furnished and most have views over the river estuary. There are tea and coffee making facilities in each room. The house is centrally heated and residents have the benefit of their own lounge. Children and dogs are welcome and can play safely in the guest house garden.
Guests can enjoy a hearty traditional English breakfast (vegetarians catered for) whilst gazing out over the Estuary.
There are drying facilities and hair dryers are available for those caught in one of the Lake District's rare rain storms!
Packed Lunches are available from the extensive tea room menu in season and a more limited menu by arrangement out of season. There is a guest car park at the rear of the guest house.
Rose Garth is open all through the year with the exception of the Christmas and New Year period.
New to Rosegarth, we can now offer our guests the facility of a dark room and computer, printer & scanner with specialised photographic software at an extra cost.

A warm welcome awaits you at The Grove. This comfortable large Victorian house sits above the village of Ravenglass and from the upstairs windows there are superb views of the estuary.
We offer 2 double rooms and 1 triple, each with its own washing facilities and shared bathroom. There is a sitting/dining room for use of guests with a television.
It is well placed in this peaceful coastal village with the famous and popular Ravenglass Railway close to hand; evidence of the Roman occupation; fine walks, and the larger towns, mountains and lakes of Cumbria and the Lake District easily reached. You can also bring your boat and sail or windsurf on the estuary.
Substantial breakfasts, packed lunches on request, walker and cyclist friendly.
Outside is parking for 7 cars plus room round the back, where there is accommodation for horses too. Dogs are also welcome.

Muncaster Castle, home to the Pennington family for 800 years, is a genuine treasure trove of art and antiques. Its Great Hall, Octagonal Library and elegant Dining Room are all windows on a grand past. But Muncaster's wild history reveals a flipside to life in a stately home. The castle evolved from the Pele Tower, built to repel marauding Scots. Those who stay here say it is haunted by ghosts, including the legendary Tom Fool.
Visit the Tapestry Room if you dare.

The stable block at Muncaster has recently been renovated to provide very comfortable accommodation for up to 24 guests.
The Granary is a self contained apartment (set apart from other rooms) for up to 6 people. Shower room, TV

Situated at the foot of the Wasdale valley on the A595 between Gosforth and Holmrook, Seven Acres offers superb facilities for touring vans, motor homes, tents, and static vans for hire and purchase.
With fantastic views of the Western fells and the coastal regions this park provides the ideal base for those wishing to explore the Cumbrian West coast.
7 Acres is pleased to be able to offer 2 and 3 bedroomed luxury caravans with full central heating, en-suite facilities and double glazing.
7 acres has ample facilities for caravans, tents and motor homes.
See our website for full details.