Places to Visit - Caldbeck

Caldbeck is our nearest village, at just 3 miles away, it’s a short 5 minute drive or if you fancy a walk, you can head over the fields, up to the mast and down into the village. Named after the river that runs through it (Cold Beck), you will find beautiful countryside, a friendly local pub and quaint cottages to explore.

Take a picnic and relax on the green alongside the pond surrounded by ducks & sheep
Visit Priest’s Mill, a former watermill that now houses a cafe and gift shops
Into history? Head to St Kentigern’s Church where you will find the final resting place of John Peel the famous huntsman
Midtown Milk - why not try the local produce at this self serve dairy? A whole milk vending machine with milkshake options plus local butter, cheese and eggs.
Walk the Howk, a short family walk which follows the river along a limestone gorge, past the old Bobbin Mill and past beautiful waterfalls. Cross the bridge on the left and head through the field to circle back into the village. (Starts behind the green shed near the pond, through someones yard)
Fancy a longer walk? Walk from Caldbeck to Hesket Newmarket, you can always call in The Old Crown, famous for the real ales from the Hesket Newmarket Brewery next door. The pub is owned by a co-operative of 150 customers and supporters from the community! (1.6 miles each way)

The Oddfellows Arms

A traditional country pub with a crackling fire and serving great food at lunch and dinner times. Homemade meals with locally sourced ingredients. Keep an eye out for their themed evenings, woodfired pizzas & festive set menus. The pub is dog friendly in the bar area and beer garden. Booking is advised, especially at weekends.

More info: www.oddfellows-caldbeck.co.uk

The Muddy Duck Kiosk

Located next to the stream, a perfect stop off to grab an ice cream or milkshake on a sunny day.

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Places to Visit - Caldbeck

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