Parking we found was best at a farm located near the Three Shires Inn, Pub. It cost £5 but the cars were safe and the farmer offers cash or card alternative, and even free internet if you phone has n…Full review by RuthandWill
Feb 2, 2025
We did struggle for parking as sat nav did keep wanting to take us through a ford which at the time in January we wasn't able to pass through, we parked in a small car park about 40 minutes away from…Full review by Laura P
Oct 29, 2024
Amazing exploration in beautiful, we spent several hours but some people only stayed an hour or so. Shortish walk but very easyFull review by Angie6619
We are planning to go to cathedral cavern and skaters bridge this weekend but struggling to find where to park - any ideas?
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When we went, back in May, we parked at Tilberthwaite Car park, Grid Ref. NY 306101 We took in 'Cathedral Cavern' and 'Slater's bridge'. But all in all this was about a 4 mile walk. …
When we went, back in May, we parked at Tilberthwaite Car park, Grid Ref. NY 306101 We took in 'Cathedral Cavern' and 'Slater's bridge'. But all in all this was about a 4 mile walk. We looked up 'walklakes' and followed their directions Cheers Tony P
No there was no entry fee. Parking was difficult so my advise is if you are fit... take the bus to the area and walk up to caves. My 50 yr old son said I would have been capable of the walk. …
No there was no entry fee. Parking was difficult so my advise is if you are fit... take the bus to the area and walk up to caves. My 50 yr old son said I would have been capable of the walk. However, we drove them to the area and waited (had a cider) at the local pub and waited a couple of hours for them to return.
Any good places to eat near by that allow dogs? Oh and children
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The Three Shires is the closest place to eat, only a short walk over the bridge from cathedral. Children and dog allowed - several families with children were in the pub during my …
The Three Shires is the closest place to eat, only a short walk over the bridge from cathedral. Children and dog allowed - several families with children were in the pub during my last visit. Be warned it can get very busy around lunch.
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