Biker Friendly B&B Lake District?

[CaNsA]

Going away with the missus, CBA camping.

Any recommendations on B&B's and decent roads?

Cheers

[yambabe]

In August? When the accommodation is full of other people's children and the roads are full of caravans, campervans or family cars with so many duvets in them that they can't see out of the windows?

My recommendation is that you go somewhere else....... or hang on and go in September......

(but if you must, we went to Ravenglass which is a bit out of the way, and stayed in a pub called the Holly House Hotel which was cheap but good)
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[CaNsA]

I dont know if we can get away until sept anyways.

Jo, you are full of awesome info

Cheers darlin x

[LongJohn22]

The west coast is always a good bet, a lot cheaper than the National Park, less crowded and the people generally a little friendlier, not that they are unfriendly in the Lakes. The Lake District is relatively close for day trips and there's plenty to see and do on the west coast as well.

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[Daytona Paul]

Can thoroughly recommend this place https://www.pinesingleton.com/ have stayed there twice now. Bike parking can be arranged in their large locked garage.

On the edge of the Dales and only a few miles, on good roads, from the Lake District.
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[Flip]

should you decide to do the tent thing, these people allow bikes.

https://www.castleriggfarm.com/

Stoney & windy though.

Is anywhere actually not biker friendly these days?

[theopj]

I stayed in this place 3 years ago for 3 nights in September and it was pretty good, although did have to park the bike on the street. Short walk into the town, bike friendly owners and good breakfasts - and no doilies in sight!

https://www.glendalekeswick.co.uk/
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