GETTING HERE
The charming old village of Tebay sits near the eastern fringe of the Lake District National Park, just 30 minutes from the popular Lake District town of Keswick. The village itself winds its way along the edge of the main thoroughfare and the traditionally whitewashed Cross Keys Inn has been there for 500 years or more. The inn is reputedly haunted by the ghost of the Tebay Witch, Mary Baynes. Along with its better-known neighbours of Kendal, Sedbergh and Appleby-in-Westmorland, the area is surrounded by lovely rolling countryside and beautiful scenery. Nearby Orton has a local pub serving good food, a Post Office/shop, tea rooms and the famous handmade chocolate shop. A lovely village green surrounded by 17th and 18th century cottages adds to its charm and there is a farmers' market in the village square on the second Saturday of every month. Take a short drive and discover the unspoilt lake of Haweswater, or take advantage of the excellent road links to the Lake District, the Eden Valley and the Yorkshire Dales.
M6 Junction 38 to the village of Tebay. Take the A685 heading through Tebay village You'll pass a white pub on one side and the local school on the other keep going. Brockholes Farm is a left turn just before the road crosses over the lune river. Kendal 13 miles; Penrith 17 miles; Windermere 19 miles.
The nearest station will be Penrith or Oxenholme at Kendal.