Things to Do

Places to Eat

There is a good choice of places to eat within easy reach of How Hill Farm. It is best to check establishments websites & social media for details & bookings.

The Old CrownHesket New Market

The Old Crown is located in the picturesque Cumbrian village of Hesket Newmarket, on the northern edge of the Lake District National Park.

The Royal OakCurthwaite

The pub offers a warm welcome to all and sundry and something to please all, whether it be a pint of well kept Real Ale, a nice bottle wine, a delicious lunch or a 3 Course Celebratory Dinner.

The Odd Fellows ArmsCaldbeck

A Multi award winning Dog Friendly, Family Run Pub/Inn with great food, wines, beers, ales, ciders and spirits.

The Watermill Cafe at Priest MillCaldbeck

The Watermill Café in Caldbeck specialises in delicious home-cooked food using only the finest local produce served in a converted watermill.

The Dog and GunSkelton

The Dog & Gun Skelton is an independent dining pub at the heart of the north Cumbrian village of Skelton, opened in 2017.

The Horse & FarrierThrelkeld

The Horse and Farrier which for centuries has been welcoming customers lies just off the A66 to the East of Keswick under spectacular Blencathera.

The Mill InnMungrisdale

A warm welcome and a tasty real ale awaits you here at The Mill Inn, Mungrisdale. Good food, great atmosphere and wonderful views...and also dog friendly!

The Dalston FryerDalston

Dalston Fryer offers authentic style traditional British fish and chips to their customers.

Local Walks

We are really well placed when it comes to walking and not only do we have a number of walks available from the door and we are located within easy reach of Greystoke and Caldbeck, which all offer a great range of walking routes to suit all abilities.

Bowscale Tarn

A lovely walk up to an isolated tarn and back through the valley, you will pass through the village of Mungrisdale and the hamlet of Bowscale before reaching Mosedale.