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Joyce Benn Brownrigg Hall Farm Caldbeck Wigton Cumbria, CA7 8EG, U.K.

Grid Ref Ref 85: NY 313409 Tel: +44 (0)16974 78268 Internet: www.brownrigghall.co.uk E-mail: info@brownrigghall.co.uk

Brownrigg Hall was built by Quakers in 1695. It stands approximately 800 feet above sea level in the Lake District National Park. It is a traditional 100 acre mixed fell farm [cattle and sheep]. You ‘ll also find several free range hens and two very friendly goats, Primrose and Snowdrop, wandering around our farm. Various forms of wildlife and birds of prey may be spotted from time to time. It has been farmed by the Benn family for over 70 years.

The holiday caravans are superbly located. The elevated site is peaceful, the views breathtaking, looking down the valley to the villages of Caldbeck, Hesket-Newmarket and beyond, across to the Lakeland fells [High Pike & Carrock]. Traditional dry stone walls, and several mature trees surround the park, keeping it private, and separate from the farm.

This area is ideal for walking/cycling/touring and relaxing. There is access to fells directly from the farm. The Cumbrian Way [walk], C2C and Reivers [Cycle routes] run close by. Keswick 15 miles Penrith 15 miles Carlisle 12 miles Wigton 7 miles

THE CARAVANS

Brownrigg Hall is situated within the Lake District National Park. It is a small site with three static caravans, all equipped to a high standard, with a parking space by each one. There are magnificent views to Carrock and High Pike.

• BUTTERMERE - [Sleep 6 Max.]
  This is an ideal caravan for the larger family, It is comfortable, modern, roomy, and is in excellent condition and is very well equipped. 35ft.x 12ft , 3 bedrooms/1double & 2 twins, double glazing, panel heaters/bedrooms & bathroom, Fitted kitchen with gas cooker & extractor fan, fridge/freezer, electric kettle/toaster, and microwave. Gas fire and Sprung seating in lounge. TV/video/radio. Bed linen and towels NOT provided.

• CONISTON & DERWENT [sleep 4]
  The Coniston and Derwent are very modern, spacious, extremely comfortable caravans. They are well equipped. 35ft. x 12ft, 2 bedrooms/1double & 1 twin, UPVC double glazing and full gas central heating throughout. Modern fitted [shaker style] kitchen, full size gas cooker with extractor fan, fridge, electric toaster/kettle, and microwave. Shower room with handbasin & extractor fan, Separate toilet with hand basin, Shaver socket in bedroom, gas fire in lounge and sprung seating in lounge. TV/video/radio. Bed linen provided but NOT towels.

INCLUDED IN THE TARIFF [ALL CARAVANS]
Cleaning equipment/materials/ Gas/Electricity. All kitchen equipment, crockery/cutlery/ etc.. A selection of games/jigsaws/books and magazines are available for guests to use during their stay.

THE COUNTRYSIDE

As you travel along the unfenced fell road, you will be drawn to the wonderful views; to the North is the Solway coast, and beyond to Scotland. To the North East is the Border country, Hadrians Wall and the historic capital city of Carlisle. [with its magnificent castle & cathedral]. East toward Alston (the highest market town in England), and south overlooks Caldbeck village, and the northern fells of the Lake District National Park.

CALDBECK VILLAGE [easy walk down, but all uphill on return – approx. ½ to 1 mile depending on route]

• Village Shop/Off licence/P.O.
• Children friendly village Inn and Restaurant
• Hairdressers
• Gift Shops
• Tea Room
• Tennis Court/Bowling Club/Cricket Club
• Doctors/Church/Chapel/Primary School
• Duck Pond (with many varieties of Ducks to feed). A lovely place to picnic.

HESKET NEWMARKET VILLAGE [1.5 mile walk approx].

• Pub/Restaurant (famous for real ale)
• Brewery [Beer sold in the pub]
• Shop/Tea Room
• Chapel
• Children's Play Area
• Brewery tours available

PLEASE NOTE:

• Caravans available after 4.30 p.m. on arrival date.
• If arrival is later than 6 p.m. please advise
• Caravans to be vacated by 10.30 a.m. on departure date, please.

Brownrigg Hall Farm is friendly, comfortable and relaxing, with amazing fell views. All caravans are in excellent order throughout, and personally supervised by the owner.

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When travelling from the South, leave the M6 at junction 41. When travelling from the North, leave the M6 at junction 42. From the village centre bear right at the pub and follow the B5299 north towards Wigton/Carlisle. Follow the road up the hill to the crossroads. Turn left for Uldale/Keswick, we are the second left. [approx. ¼ mile from crossroads]