Once you book, you will be emailed a VisitBritain e-Voucher. You must print this e-Voucher and bring it with you to redeem for your ticket upon arrival at your experience.
Please note, you must pre book your experience by contacting Lake District Estates at least 72 hours in advance. Contact details will be on your e-Voucher.
This experience is specifically for two or four adults only. If you do require additional guests, please enquire at time of booking.
Please note: Cream Teas and Cream Teas and Sparkles will no longer be available at both stations.
Cream teas will ONLY be offered at Dalegarth Café. Customers will receive a selection of sandwiches (ham, cheese, egg mayo and tuna mayo) a fruit scone with butter jam and clotted cream in craft packaging, with tea or coffee, served in the Eskdale Room.
Operating times
Ravenglass Depart |
Dalegarth Arrive |
Cream Tea Sitting |
Dalegarth Depart |
Ravenglass Arrive |
10:25
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11:10
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11:30
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12:50
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13:30
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12:50 |
13:30 |
14:00 |
15:10 |
15:50 |
13:50 |
14:30 |
15:00 |
16:30 |
17:10 |
How to get there
By car
From M6 junction 36: Follow the brown Western Lake District signs to Broughton-in-Furness, passing Newby Bridge on the A59- and turning right at Greenodd onto the A5092. From Broughton follow the A595 to Silecroft T junction (turn right) and beyond.
From M6 junction 40: Follow the brown Western Lake District signs past Keswick and Bassenthwaite Lake on the A66 towards Cockermouth. Turn left at the Cockermouth roundabout onto the A5086. Follow the A5086 to Egremont where it joins the A595. Turn left for Ravenglass following the A595.
From Ambleside and Coniston, consider using the A593 passing through Torver before arriving at Broughton. From Windermere and Bowness take the A592 to Newby Bridge.
Ravenglass Station: Post Code CA18 1SW
Dalegarth for Boot Station: Post Code CA19 1TF
By Rail
Visit by rail from Lancaster and Morecambe, Grange-over-Sands, Windermere, Preston, Carlisle and Oxenholme. Regular Northern trains travel on the scenic Cumbrian Coast Line between Carlisle, Whitehaven and Barrow calling at Ravenglass every day except Sunday. You can buy tickets from station ticket offices or from conductors on the train. Please check the train timetables before you travel.
Clothing
If you do decide to explore the Lake District National Park landscapes, please ensure that you wear suitable clothing when you visit, including sturdy boots/shoes.
Accessibility
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Station car parks have disabled parking bays closer to the station
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All cafes are easily accessible for both pushchairs and wheelchairs
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Motorised chairs and mobility scooters allowed on the platforms
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Service and guide dogs are welcome in all areas. Dogs are allowed on the trains but with a small fee payable when you redeem your voucher for your ticket.
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There are wheelchair adapted carriages. Please inform Lake District tours when you ring to book your tour if you require this facility.