Fell Foot Country Park
This beautiful lakeside country park is situated in the Lake District National Park at the southern tip of Lake Windermere. You can stroll along the wide lawns and along the lakeshore or hire a row boat. The walk below takes you around the park and up to the nearby Simpson Reservoir before returning to the lakeshore.
If you'd like to extend your walk then you could climb the nearby Gummers How. This hill is situated a short walk from Fell Foot and offers great views over Lake Windermere. Just to the east you can visit the interesting hamlet of Cartmel Fell where you will find a Grade I listed church dating from 1504.
There's also the nearby Raven's Barrow where there are fine views from over the Winster valley to enjoy.
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Fell Foot Country Park Ordnance Survey Map 
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Fell Foot Country Park Open Street Map 
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Fell Foot Country Park OS Map 
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Fell Foot Country Park Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
The Boathouse Café is a nice place to enjoy some refreshments after your walk. There's a good range of meals and snacks which you can enjoy with a view over the lake.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Fell Foot Park Along the right hand side is the National Trust owned Fell Foot Park. The grey building right of centre is the boat house where the rowing boat this was taken from was hired.
Fell Foot Park
Windermere at Fell Foot Park. The jetty at the visitor centre.
Fell Foot Park Visitors' Centre
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Boathouses at Fell Foot
Rhododendrons, Fell Foot Park, Staveley-in-Cartmel. To the left is a round lawn that is the site of Fell Foot House, long since demolished. The land was given to the National Trust by Mrs E L Hedley in 1948.