Comfortable family run house offering a twin room and one single, so ideal for a small group (there is an additional put-you-up bed for the twin). The village has a couple of pubs / eating places and is a lovely setting. Mrs Lowthion will do supper if given due notice and you are welcome to wash and dry clothing (and even check your emails).

Over the years the Fetherston has offered a warm welcome, fine food and real ales to passing cyclists. It is a busy local pub and established guesthouse serving an extensive daily menu of traditional food and a choice of three local real ales. All rooms have been recently refurbished to a high standard with en-suite, tea/coffee making facilities and Freeview TV. There are washing/drying facilities as well.

Comfortable en-suite rooms have stunning views, central heating, television and tea/coffee making facilities. The local shop and two pubs/restaurants are less than 5 minutes walk away. Large lounge/dining room with open fire - Happy Cycling.

Comfortable family run house offering a twin room and one single, so ideal for a small group (Lynda will rig up a third bed in the twin if need arises). The village has a couple of pubs / eating places and is a lovely setting. Mrs Lowthion will do supper if given due notice and you are welcome to wash and dry clothing (and even check your emails).

Small, quiet park just off the C2C route. Tourers, Tents, and Caravans welcome. Heated toilet & Shower block - unlimited free hot showers/drinking water. Bike washing and maintenance facilities available. Packed lunches and hot breakfast available on request. Ideal first night stop for those starting on the west coast, and great resting place before the Hartside climb to Alston. We have five spacious pitches spread over one acre, with 16 amp electrical hook-up and a brand new shower and toilet block sympathetically converted from a redundant stable. Outstanding location and views. Riverside walks and woodland picnic area on the farm. Within easy walking distance of Kirkoswald, past winner on many occasions of Cumbria's best kept village award, offering a village shop, post office and pub.

Prospect Hill House is a welcoming family home, built originally in 1860 as a farm house. Situated above the Eden Valley, it commands fantastic views towards the Pennines and Lakeland Fells. Guests are welcome to wander the extensive mature gardens and view our recently planted arboretum.

A warm, welcoming country pub which although it has no accommodation served food all day, from breakfasts to afternoon tea and dinner. Full range of real ales. Open fire and cosy.