Coach holidays to the Lake 
District are very popular amongst the locals as it is one of the most scenic places in the world. If you haven’t decided where you will be going for vacations this year, we would suggest that you consider the Lake District as you will be mesmerized by the wild flowers, sparkling waters, golden ridges, and the glorious scenery.
Learning about the Park
The Lake District National Park covers almost 885 square miles and is located in the northwest of England. The place became a popular tourist destination in 1847, after the railway to Windermere was constructed. The park has plenty of lakes where you can even take a cruise. While you are there, make sure that you check out Wastwater as it is the deepest lake in England. Some of the other famous lakes in the area are:
- Bassenthwaite Lake
- Buttermere
- Coniston Water
- Crummock Water
- Derwent Water
- Ennerdale Water
- Grasmere
- Levers Water
- Over Water
- Rydal Water
- Thirlmere
- Ullswater
- Windermere
The place has some of the best walking trails in the world. Here are some of them that you should check out:
- The trail around Buttermertre
- The trail adjacent to Derwent Water near Catbells
- The trail at the peak of Helvellyn, the third highest one in the country
- The trail near the Honister Slate Mine
Placed to Eat
Here are some of the places to eat in the area:
- The Bridge Hotel
- The Britannia
- The Fish Hotel
- The Mill Inn
- The New Dungeon Ghyll
- The Old Dungeon Ghyll,
- The Riverside Bar
- The Salutation
- The Swan
- The Swinside
- The Boot Inn
- The Three Shires Inn
Places to Sleep
Here are some of the places to sleep that you can consider:
- Camping Barns
- Cedar Manor Hotel & Restaurant
- Keswick Holidays
- Pod-Camping
- Sally’s Cottages
- The Grange Hotel
- Youth Hostels