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Caffle House Tearooms

Unnamed Rd, Keswick,, Watendlath CA12 5UW, United Kingdom
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5.0
7y

This place is set in a truly beautiful location. A perfect pit stop after you've been out for a walk. Of course you also have the option of driving here, although it is up a very windey and narrow road. You also have to pay to park. This cafe has toilet facilities and doesn't accept card, only cash. So keep this in mind if you venture up there. We found the staff to be very friendly and the literal mug of coffee to be a real treat. I also had a cup of herbal tea and was delighted that I didn't have to ask for an extra pot of hot water, as this was just given to me as standard. The last thing to keep in mind is that there is only seating outside, so make sure to bring layers with you if it's a slightly cooler day. Lastly, there is also a small lake nearby where you can go fishing. You will need your own equipment, but can rent a boat for a reasonable price....

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5.0
6y

Absolutely worth the tortuous drive up past Ashness Bridge (stop for a wander) then to the nearby car parks at Surprise View for the splendid views across Derwent Water, then on up to Watendlath. The road is narrow and can get quite busy at times so be prepared to drive slowly and carefully and give way if needed. If feeling fit or adventurous it's definitely worth the walk from Ashness or Surprise View along the valley which is really nice and we've seen buzzards overhead before. Terrific flapjack (my kids swear by it) and delicious scones and other snacks. The birds - chaffinches, robins usually - are a delight as they will fly down to snaffle crumbs from the tables. We usually cut off a corner of our scones for them! Definitely a must-do visit when you're in the...

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1y

Seriously don't bother as it won't be open even if they're website says it is! this is the third time this year we've checked FB and Google to make sure it's open to find it's been CLOSED on arrival! In the hour we sat nearby enjoying the views at leat 20+ people attempted to go to the cafe, one elderly chap walked from Rosthwaite with nothing, not even water as he'd also checked the opening times and expected a drink at least! If they can't be arsed to keep regular opening times and update their website then they...

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RiCHARD SMiTHRiCHARD SMiTH
There tiny hamlet of Watendlath and tarn is owned by h the National a Trust. The packhorse bridge over the beck gives a beautiful view across the tarn. In 2016 it was not accessible due to what looked like flood damage, there was a temporary bridge in place. There is only a tea room there and not a pub, sadly. But its a pleasant place nevertheless. The tarn offers what anglers say is excellent fishing as its stocked with trout, I actually saw one being caught from a boat as I walked down past the tarn from Great Crag.
MuslimFamilyTravel (Muslim Family Travel)MuslimFamilyTravel (Muslim Family Travel)
The tearoom was closed on the day we went (probably because of the flood) but the scenery around is AMAZING. There is a path going right and left from the rocky bridge. I saw walkers and bikers going up on the left path. Public toilets on the carpark. Definitely worth the drive on this narrow road. This place is so dreamy, the whole road is marvellous, just felt like we were in a movie set. The shades or orangey tones is just exceptional, feeling blessed that I got to see it.
Ian BradburyIan Bradbury
Drove up to here after stopping at Ashness Bridge & Surprise View along the NARROW lane with FEW PASSING PLACES…..would not advise going in busy summer season !National Trust car park (see photo for prices). Large car park when you eventually get there ! Quite a further way along from Surprise View so would advise Walking up to the cafe. See photo of parking meter and ā€˜sitting out’ areas. Soup/bun was just OK but welcome.
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There tiny hamlet of Watendlath and tarn is owned by h the National a Trust. The packhorse bridge over the beck gives a beautiful view across the tarn. In 2016 it was not accessible due to what looked like flood damage, there was a temporary bridge in place. There is only a tea room there and not a pub, sadly. But its a pleasant place nevertheless. The tarn offers what anglers say is excellent fishing as its stocked with trout, I actually saw one being caught from a boat as I walked down past the tarn from Great Crag.
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The tearoom was closed on the day we went (probably because of the flood) but the scenery around is AMAZING. There is a path going right and left from the rocky bridge. I saw walkers and bikers going up on the left path. Public toilets on the carpark. Definitely worth the drive on this narrow road. This place is so dreamy, the whole road is marvellous, just felt like we were in a movie set. The shades or orangey tones is just exceptional, feeling blessed that I got to see it.
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Drove up to here after stopping at Ashness Bridge & Surprise View along the NARROW lane with FEW PASSING PLACES…..would not advise going in busy summer season !National Trust car park (see photo for prices). Large car park when you eventually get there ! Quite a further way along from Surprise View so would advise Walking up to the cafe. See photo of parking meter and ā€˜sitting out’ areas. Soup/bun was just OK but welcome.
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