The directions to the Cabin: Please view the map and avoid SatNav directions taking you up Foul Step Lane (the clue is in the name, it’s very steep) please take the Ellers Brow Road off the A593.
For detailed directions click the “Avoid Foul Step Lane” button below
PLEASE AVOID FOUL STEP LANE
Directions:
(These directions are for approaching from the South. If you are approaching from the North please drive through Ambleside until you see signs for the A593 to Clappersgate/Skelwith Bridge then continue from bulletpoint 3)
Make your way to Ambleside on the A591.
Before you get into Ambleside, turn left at traffic lights at Waterhead onto the A593 to Skelwith Bridge.
After passing through Clappersgate continue on the A593 to Skelwith Bridge, you now need to ignore your Satnav!
Before Skelwith Bridge take the first right turn, sign posted “High Close” on the Ellers Brow Lane (it’s a right turn, on a left-hand bend)
Continue up this lane until you can make a left turn, sign posted “Neaum Crag”.
Continue down this lane and you will see a slate sign on the right, set in the wall, by the entrance to “Neaum Crag”.
Continue along the drive until you come to a large timber building on your left, “Pool Hall”.
Continue on until you see a gate with the name Ullswater and a bench seat at the side of your parking place.
(These directions are for approaching from the South. If you are approaching from the North please drive through Ambleside until you see signs for the A593 to Clappersgate/Skelwith Bridge then continue from bulletpoint 3)
Make your way to Ambleside on the A591.
Before you get into Ambleside, turn left at traffic lights at Waterhead onto the A593 to Skelwith Bridge.
After passing through Clappersgate continue on the A593 to Skelwith Bridge, you now need to ignore your Satnav!
Before Skelwith Bridge take the first right turn, sign posted “High Close” on the Ellers Brow Lane (it’s a right turn, on a left-hand bend)
Continue up this lane until you can make a left turn, sign posted “Neaum Crag”.
Continue down this lane and you will see a slate sign on the right, set in the wall, by the entrance to “Neaum Crag”.
Continue along the drive until you come to a large timber building on your left, “Pool Hall”.
Continue on until you see a gate with the name Ullswater and a bench seat at the side of your parking place.
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Booking Availability
Mid March to Mid November
Some Of Our Reviews
We had an amazing week at Ullswater Cabin. The cabin itself was perfect for a week for a family of 4 with children aged 7 and 10. They loved the table tennis and pool facilities. The location of the cabin is great both on the site itself and within the lakes. We didn’t need to drive for more than 20 minutes to go anywhere (we could have if we wanted to but didn’t need to) and fitted so much into one week. Would definitely recommend.
Date of arrival – 5 April 2025
Claire's review of Ullswater Cabin
The property was very cosy and quite serene. There’s plenty of activities in the surrounding area and lovely walks straight from the door of the cabin. Overall brilliant place to stay. Thank you!
We have returned to Ullswater Cabin for a second consecutive year now, and the Cabin once again did not disappoint. Very clean, and simply beautiful, with the most peaceful location. There was very good organisation and contact from the hosts John and Allison, and we certainly hope to return again next year.