What a beautiful building and wonderful farm and cafe!! We stopped here for breakfast this morning. The building itself is beautiful inside with exposed traditional beams and all the old woodwork and stone walls showing. Genuinely beautiful piece of history. The breakfast - I had a breakfast roll and the produce was amazing. Local farm sausages, local eggs and even the tomato sauce was made locally and tasted amazing. Loose leaf tea was beautiful as was their homemade lemonade and toffee milkshakes made with milk from the cows you see on the farm trail!! Amazing place, will be visiting on the way home aswell!

A really great resource to have within 20 minutes walk of our campsite. The shop is very well stocked but as expensive as you might expect from a farm shop. They have a cafe, with a few things suitable for vegetarians like my wife and I, a booth selling coffee, drinks, ice cream and milkshakes and a vending machine for raw organic milk. The picnic tables are spread on a lawn and underneath the shade of trees. The 3 of us very much enjoyed our visit.

Stayed here for the first time in the motorhome and camping 🏕 area. Absolutely brilliant, exceptional showers and facilities. Level pitches lovely views and ample dog walking in the area. Farm shop and cafe caters for just about all your needs food and drinks wise. Would stay again if we get the opertunity to be up this way again.

A lovely campsite, with a great shop, brilliant cafe and the best bit.....a raw milk machine. Absolutely fantastic milk ,like milk should taste. There is a gentle nature circular walk around the farm woods, or an easy walk along the river to Kendal. The campsite toilets and showers and very clean with a washing up area and drying room. We enjoyed it very much here and will be returning.

Nice stop on your way in or out of the Lake District. Get farm fresh organic milk with cows in the barn next to you. Buy a bottle of a size of your choosing and fill it yourself. There's a shop downstairs and a cafe upstairs. Lovely, friendly staff all around. And if you ate one too many scones, go on a short trail on the property through a small wooded area. Grab a tick sheet for the kids to find icons and signs along the trail.