CULGAITH SELF CATERING COTTAGE HOLIDAYS

Culgaith is a village in East Cumbria, within the designated North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Our Culgaith self catering cottages offer the chance to completely get away from it all, located in a tranquil place with beautiful countryside, friendly people and wonderful views. There are lovely walks around the village and surrounding countryside, allowing visitors to Culgaith self catering properties to get a sense of this lovely community and its natural environment. Culgaith sits in the beautiful Eden Valley and rests right at the foot of Cross Fell, the highest point of the North Pennines, the backbone of Britain. It really is a rural holiday location with lots going for it!

Culgaith lies between the market towns of Penrith and Appleby, with either an interesting visit and perfect place to stock up on essential supplies, arts and crafts or to go for a nice meal in one of the many pleasant cafes, restaurants and pubs. Culgaith itself also has a friendly local pub serving good food, perfect for a night where you don't want to cook and don't want to head out in the car. For days out, as well as the immediate attractions of the Eden Valley and North Pennines, Ullswater is close by and most of the Lake District can be easily reached in the course of one outing. You can also reach the Yorkshire Dales. An interesting way to do this is to hop on the Settle to Carlisle railway at nearby Langwathby, and take a day trip to the dales on one of the most scenic rail routes in the world.

As well as Culgaith holiday cottages, there are also self catering cottages in Appleby-In-Westmorland and Penrith to consider, or if you prefer the rural location, there are the nearby holiday cottages in Edenhall. While the Lake District is a gem of a place, and well worth visiting from your Culgaith self catering cottage, most visitors find that the Eden Valley is more relaxed and less commercial in nature, with a genuine warm welcome given to those who have taken the time to come to this lush, green corner of undiscovered Britain.