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Planning your visit

Map of the UK showing where the Lake District National Park is located

The Lake District National Park is in the northwest corner of England in the county of Cumbria. We've mountains, valleys, villages, towns, coastline and of course lakes!

Check out maps of the area, villages and towns (opens Document Library).

More than 8 million people visit the the National Park each year.

Please use public transport to help protect this special environment. You'll be able to relax and take in the scenery plus not worry about if there are spaces for parking.

Travel and transport

Find out about Getting here and Getting around once you've arrived in the Lake District.

Days out

Lake District Visitor Centre at Brockhole and Coniston Boating Centre are packed with adventure. You can take a look at our Beginners tour to get a feel for the area. There are loads of suggestions online from Give The Driver A Break, Cross Lakes Experience or from our Walking or Cycling sections.

There are also many Events on offer and Shows and festivals.

Shop online to help your National Park

From maps to books, all things Wainwright, outdoor equipment and GPS - our online shop has it all!

And we will receive at least 5 per cent of your order, to go towards keeping this spectacular corner of England special.

Want even more visitor information?

Cumbria Tourism logo - click to go to their website in a new window

Visit Golakes (opens in new window), the official website of the tourist board for The Lake District and Cumbria. Browse and book accommodation and attractions online and see what's on in the area.

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