Book a cottage break in Preston Patrick, Cumbria, England

Choose Preston Patrick for your cottage holiday and benefit from staying in a beautiful rural location next to hills and fields. This is an ideal place for a rural retreat break or tranquil English country cottage holiday. This area is perfect for those who love the outdoors as this charming village is conveniently located almost mid-way between the Lake District National Park and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

About Preston Patrick for Cottage Holidays

Staying in Preston Patrick brings rewards if you want the peace and quiet of a rural hamlet. A spread-out settlement of charming stone-built cottages and farms, it's a great springboard for exploring the South Lakes area of this scenic county. Its attractive church of St. Patrick's is impressive on the exterior and interior.

Attractions to Discover From Preston Patrick

• Fell walkers and ramblers are in the right place, with access to the Lake District National Park, the Yorkshire Dales or Lune Valley, but this area is good for gentle walking and bike rides too.
   
• The market town of Kirkby Lonsdale is six miles away for a great day out exploring the independent shops. Market day is on Thursdays, when stallholders set up in the lovely Georgian square. A local landmark called the Devil's Bridge is nearby. Dating from the 1100s, or perhaps the 1200s, this ancient monument is a three-arched structure.
   
• Another fine day out is recommended for the popular town of Kendal, also six miles from Preston Patrick. Browse its five shopping arcades, Kendal Castle and Abbot Hall Museum or watch a film or stage production at the Brewery Arts Centre.

For those keen to explore the great outdoors on a self-catering break and enjoy a relaxing stay in a tranquil charming village, a holiday in Preston Patrick could be perfect.

Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Preston Patrick, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in Cumbria.