Around Grasmere village - find inspiration in the very heart of the Lakes.

For centuries, countless visitors have traveled to Grasmere in
the Lake District and discovered the same inspiration as the
great poets and artists.

Any trip to the central Lakes isn’t complete without visiting the village which was home
to poets William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

Surrounded by classic Lakeland fells such as Helm Crag (or ‘Lion and the Lamb’) and Fairfield, Grasmere is also a village visited by Alfred Wainwright’s “Coast to Coast” walk and is popular with those in search of both gentle lowland and high fell walking.

Grasmere is also home to the world famous gingerbread, with Sarah Nelson’s Shop
just across the lane from Grasmere Garden Village.

For those looking to spend a few days in the Lakes, Grasmere is a perfect base to explore the national park from. From luxury hotels and cosy B&B’s to self catering accommodation and everything in between, there’s a great choice of places to stay
for every taste and budget.

Here are some links to other websites to help you discover a little more about our village: