Grangeways is a small Bed and Breakfast and Residential Walking Centre in. It is an ideal location from which to walk and explore this unspoiled and lesser known area of Cumbria as well as the Lakeland fells and the Yorkshire Dales National Park. We offer weekly terms as well as weekend and midweek breaks. We also provide a Bed, Breakfast and Evening Meal arrangement. Our competitive rates for our walking breaks include a 3 course Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, Packed Lunch and Guiding services. All meals are home cooked and the emphasis is on traditional home cooking. Look here for other accommodation in. All rooms are centrally heated and have wash hand basins. Towels and soap are provided. Duvets and sheets are supplied on all beds. There is a separate bathroom and adjacent toilet. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, alarm clock radios and a Freeview TV. Click to see our current rates. Our rates do not include transport or entrance fees. Our only request is that for the benefit of everyone there is NO SMOKING allowed indoors.

View of Scafell (courtesy of. Guided Walking Holidays. We offer a daily walking programme which is tailored to suit group requirements, ranging from just a few miles, including visits to places of interest, to full day walks on the fells. Our small and friendly walking parties consist of no more than 6 people at any one time. We also provide route plans for those wishing to explore the many gardens, priories, bird sanctuaries, historic houses, museums, lakes and mountains independently. £49 (unless part of group). Price includes 3 course Dinner, Bed Full English Breakfast, Packed Lunch and Guiding services. Transport to and from start of walks is not included. Please contact us for availability either by phone or by e-mail (click and then confirm your requirements in writing. A deposit of £10.00 per person is required payable to:- Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement.

Bed and Breakfast - 2007 Rates - prices held. Per person/per night. Evening Meal (3 course). Prices held for 2007. Single room supplement. Price includes Dinner, Bed Breakfast, Packed Lunch and Guiding services. to return to Home page

Bed Breakfast and Residential Walking Centre. Mary Martin Campbell, 6 Morecambe Bank, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria LA11 6DX. Phone: +44 (0) 15395 35329; Mobile: 07977 596169 E-mail: grangeways@supanet.com

for map of Grange-over-Sands. By car - leave the M6 at Junction 36 taking the A590 (signed Kendal). At first exit follow signs to Barrow and at the Meathop roundabout follow the B5277 to Grange-over-Sands turning left at the mini roundabout in Lindale. In Grange bear left at the mini roundabout and continue past the ornamental gardens on your left. You will pass the Tourist Office on your right and just ahead on your left is Barclays Bank where you turn left down a narrow road. Bear right and you will see Morecambe Bay and Grangeways which is located at the end of this cul-de-sac. By Train - Change at Preston or Lancaster for the Barrow line and alight at Grange-over-Sands where we can meet you.

Grange-over-Sands' climate is drier and milder than the rest of Cumbria and its location within the Lake District Peninsulas affords tremendous views over Morecambe Bay and the River Kent estuary. The mile long promenade walk is traffic free and looks down on the rich and varied bird life on the sand flats. Away from the shoreline the wooded hillside rises gently to viewpoints looking across the estuary and the nearby Lakeland peaks. As a holiday base it is ideally situated to explore the high fells of the Lake District including the Helvellyn range, and the Kentmere horseshoe. Alternatively, for those who prefer more gentle walking, there is much choice. Outstanding is the beautiful Cartmel peninsula, the enchantment of Tarn Hows, and Grizedale forest with its nature and cycling trails. Across the estuary from Grangeways is an area of outstanding natural beauty at Arnside and Silverdale including the RSPB Reserve at Leighton Moss. The Yorkshire Dales National Park is only 20 miles away, with the Three Peaks and the spectacular Dales limestone scenery. There are a number of long distance waymarked paths also close to hand - The Cistercian Way, Limestone Link, Dales Way, Westmorland Way, Cumbrian Way as well as the recently completed Cumbrian Coastal path. For cyclists, Grange-over-Sands is also located on the Cumbrian Cycleway. There is often the opportunity to complete the famous Morecambe Bay Sands crossing with Cedric Robinson, the official Queen's Guide to the sands. A holiday at Grangeways will take time to investigate the natural history and ecology of these areas as well as enjoying the magnificent lake and mountain scenery.

Click on photo to see Grange over Sands circa 1910. Click on photo to see view of Grangeways from the promenade. Mary and Martin guiding at Sjusjoen, Norway. Click on photo to enlarge. View of Northern Fells - Crummock Water (courtesy of to go to Ann Bowker's website of the Lake District to see more photos of Lake District from Ian Johnson Photography

 Dinner may be served in the room
 Heating
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Pets are accepted
 Clock/radio
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms