Lake District refers to the mountain regions located in the northwest portion of England. However, the name has been associated with the widely popular natural park that has been the destination for tourists from different parts of Europe. More than eight million tourists travel to the Lake District due to its relaxing atmosphere and natural setting.
Starting at Brockhole
Families and anyone visiting the Lake District for the first time should first check out Brockhole Visitor Centre. The centre is more than just a visitor’s area, as the entire Brockhole spans to more than 30 acres. There is an adventure park where kids could enjoy different games and the family could have a great time eating out in their picnic grounds.
Aside from Brockhole, there are also visitor centers in the following locations:
- Bowness
- Keswick
- Ullswater
Coniston Boating Centre
Although the Lake District is a popular hiking destination, a good alternative to enjoy the surroundings is to visit them by boat. Tourists can rent rowing boats or motorboats allowing them to easily visit different places in the Lake District in very little time.
Tourists could either rent a boat with a guide or bring their boats to the area to enjoy the Lake District with the entire family on water. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could opt to raft in select areas.