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Explore the Windermere area of the Lake District and beyond from The Hive Pod Village. 9 PODs nestled in the woodland where you can relax and enjoy the fabulous surroundings. Heated facilities, small kitchen and even an indoor community space. Loads of walking and mountain biking on the doorstep. We have lockable bike storage available. Great for families and groups of friends and four legged friendly on selected pods. Just 3 miles from the tourist hub and centre of Bowness On Windermere with its great choice of pubs and restaurants as well as the Windermere Lake Cruise's jetty. Private parking. Comfy single beds with mattresses. Under bed heating. 2 plug sockets and 2 x 5v USB charging points. LED lighting. Lockable doors. Outdoor seating/picnic bench. Guests will need to bring their own bedding or sleeping bags. The mattresses take a standard 3ft sheet.
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Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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2 or 3 Berth Pod | £65.00 per unit per night |
5 Berth Pod | £75.00 per unit per night |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Season (1 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) |
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The Centre is situated on the eastern side of Lake Windermere, about three miles south of Bowness along the A592 to Newby Bridge
The Postcode for your Sat Nav is LA23 3LN (Please check your route is taking you via either Bowness or Newby Bridge as the back road route on some navigation software sometimes takes you through a deep ford)
The grid reference for the Centre is S.D. 394928
From the South:
The easiest approach is to follow the M6 to junction 36 and then turn left onto the Kendal by-pass for the Lakes.
Turn left off the A591 at Windermere and down to Bowness. Follow the A592 towards Newby Bridge, passing the Ferry turn-off and Storrs Hall Hotel.
After the hotel the road rises well above the level of the lake and after half a mile passes a road junction on a sharp bend.
Three hundred metres beyond that is a minor road junction marked by a red post box and the finger post sign to "Ghyll Head Outdoor Education & Activity Centre" and “Cartmel Fell - Fell Road Only”
Turn up this minor road and, in 250 metres on the right, the entrance to the Centre is reached. Visitors to The Hive Pod Village signs will direct you to your dedicated entrance and car park. If you see the Beech Hill Hotel on your right-hand side, you have missed the road junction and must retrace your route for a half mile.
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