Stony Hazel, Grizedale Forest
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Situated close to Lake Windermere and Coniston Water, Stony Hazel House is the ideal base for your Lakeland getaway. Nestled in ancient woodland with river frontage, you can enjoy walks and mountain bike trails from the doorstep.
Holiday homes in Grizedale Forest
Enjoy one of Cumbria’s most popular outdoor destinations. Grizedale Forest is nestled between Lake Windermere and Coniston Water and is renowned for its woodland trails, mountain bike routes, family attractions and unique sculptures. Choosing self catering accommodation in Grizedale Forest allows you to enjoy everything the area has to offer and get the flexibility of staying in your own holiday home.
Visitors to Grizedale Forest can enjoy gentle woodland paths suitable for all ages, along with stunning viewpoints and picturesque countryside. The forest also includes a sculpture trail where visitors can discover impressive artworks hidden amongst the trees.
The area is also recognised as one of the Lake District’s leading mountain bike destinations. The forest includes purpose built trails for all ages and experience. The adventure playground and seasonal events make Grizedale Forest a popular destination for visitors all year round.
The central location of Grizedale Forest makes it an ideal base to explore the rest of The Lake District. Coniston, Hawkshead, Ambleside and Bowness are close by, as well as access to Lake Windermere and Coniston Water. Visitors to the area can combine a day of mountain biking on the trails with a scenic cruise on the lake.
Grizedale is a destination for all year round. Spring and Summer provide stunning woodland scenery and plenty of wildlife, whilst in Autumn the area turns into a stunning display of colours.
Grizedale Forest is located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, between Lake Windermere and Coniston Water in Cumbria. It is easily accessible from Hawkshead, Ambleside, Newby Bridge and from the Windermere Ferry crossing.
Grizdale Forest offers a range of walking routes. Including short accessible woodland trails to longer walks with panoramic views across the surrounding countryside.
Entry to Grizedale Forest is free, although the visitor centre car park and other recognised car parks in the area charge for parking. Some organised activities and attractions within the forest also include separate fees.