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The Derby Arms, Great Urswick, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 0SPTelephone: 01229 586348
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| Situated in the picturesque village of Great Urswick, with its own Post Office / Village shop and a church dating back over 1000 years. Within a few minutes of Birkrigg Common with its ancient stone circle and Quaker burial ground.  Ideal for a weekend break or for a longer stay as a base to explore further afield.  The Bar of the Derby Arms, well known for its fine ales and friendly atmosphere and open log fires, where you can play pool or darts or enjoy a quiet drink. |
| The Stables have been renovated to a very high standard, which includes: Two twin bedded rooms Two double bedded rooms All rooms en-suite Full central heating Hair dryers Shaving points Tea and coffee making facilities Own TV and radio Ample free parking  Full English Breakfast |
Whether you are looking for a quiet retreat, looking at local history, walking, fishing, (permits available at the Derby Arms) or Birdwatching, in fact almost any activity in Cumbria! For further details and availability, call now! 01229 586348 |
| Tariff £50 Double Room £40 Single Room Oct/March Sun to Thursday Stay 2 nights or more £40 Double £30 Single |
| Attractions close by: Laurel and Hardy Museum Lake Windermere Bowness Dalton Zoo Beatrix Potter Museum Barrow Dock Museum Swarthmoor Hall Piel Castle Gleaston Water Mill Holker Hall Furness Abbey And much much more. For Birdwatchers: RSPB Leighton Moss, Hodbarrow Walney Bird Observatory Morecambe Bay, Piel Island, etc. Muncaster Castle (home of the World Owl Trust) Gateway to the Lake District |
| How to Find Us From M6 follow A590 to Barrow in Furness for approx. 28 miles. Continue through Ulverston and Swarthmoor. From Swarthmoor take 2nd turning on Left and continue into the village of Great Urswick (approx. 2 miles). As you enter the village we are on the Left-hand side. A warm welcome is assured. |
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