The official visitor website for Keswick
Visit Keswick the Lake District, an award-winning destination just 20 minutes from Junction 40 of the M6.
Discover where to eat, sleep, shop and have fun in Keswick the Lake District.
Book accommodation quickly and easily on Keswick's premier tourism website, operated and managed by Keswick Tourism Association. Plan your stay and discover Keswick and its surrounding valleys and villages.
Book your accommodation on-line with us commission free and support the local economy.
Book quality Guest houses and experience a true Lake District welcome or spoil yourself in a luxurious Hotel
Stay in superb Self Catering Cottages or plan a break in a luxurious lodge.
Stay on a farm and enjoy rural life. We are surrounded by stunning scenery, choose between B&B, self catering and camping.
Book a stay in a caravan or bring your own and enjoy magnificent views from your door.
Try Camping and glamping in wonderfully situated campsites. Camping in the Lake District has to be one of the great holiday experiences
Sir Ian McKellen graced the Main House stage at Keswick’s Theatre by the Lake on Tuesday 20 August with a special fundraising performance which has raised over £19,300 for the theatre and took place the day after TBTL’s 20th birthday.
Keswick Guide 2019
Our 2019 Visit Keswick Guide is available for you to
Get outdoors and make special memories with your loved ones. Take a walk, swim in a lake, enjoy the views and watch the sunset.
Keswick is home to a great variety of pubs and bars. We’ve come up with a few of our favourite pubs and bars for you to visit during your stay in Keswick.
Come to see Keswick Museum’s exhibition: -
Derwentwater is a major feature within the landscape of this area, it is a home, a place of work, a place of industry, as well as a favourite holiday destination. This exhibition aims to look at these different viewpoints of the lake, through a series of areas:
The exhibition provides a snapshot of the lake, telling the story of historical figures such as St Herbert, the Earls of Derwentwater and Beatrix Potter through to current users of the lake such as photographer Stuart Holmes and spaniels Max, Paddy and Harry and the wild swimmers of the lake.
Highlights of items to be seen at the exhibition include film props used during the making of Swallows and Amazons, stunning photography by Stuart Holmes and the wonderful journals recording people’s time on Derwentwater. Throughout the exhibition there are lots of things for people to do, from sharing their memories of the lake on our board to creating your own performance at our mini Blue Box Theatre.
As part of the project, the Museum has been using new technology, both through a touchscreen within the exhibition to play interviews with lake users and the development of a walking app, helping to connect the Museum collection with the landscape.
Becks Skinner, Keswick Museum Manag
