How to book the Hall

Situated as it is, in the beautiful and diverse setting of the southern Lake District, with its variety of landscapes and visitor attractions, our Village Hall offers a good residential option for family groups, outdoor activity groups (e.g. orienteers, canoeists, cyclists, walkers), scouts, guides, brownies and cubs, and other shared interest groups.

The well-appointed kitchen is a great space for sharing a meal together and the main hall has the additional attraction of an open fireplace. (See below for more details.)

The building can accommodate around 16-20 people. If separate sleeping is required, e.g. for adults or male/female split, the smaller room with the fitted kitchen can sleep around eight.

Sleeping arrangements are: bring your own camp-beds or pop up tents (no pegs) and sleeping mats – this is a popular option with Cubs/Brownies and other groups who need to provide separation between boys/girls and adults. There are separate male and female toilets and a disabled shower.

The grassed garden can also be used for a small number of tents. We ask that all residential guests leave the hall as clean as they find it. All our cleaning is done by volunteers from the village as this enables us to run the hall cost effectively.

Please note the village is a very quiet place and we ask that groups do not make excessive noise outside, especially after 8pm. The yard is not really big enough for football.