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Graythwaite Adventure - Hen & Stag Activities
About
Traditionally referred to as the bride or groom’s ‘last weekend of freedom,’ we feel privileged to be part of this special time for groups of friends and family. We love to welcome stag and hen groups to Graythwaite Adventure, being part of the magic, and working with the bridesmaids and best men to help create an experience that will make it a weekend to remember (for all the right reasons!). You can join us for a single activity, or you may wish to spend a half or full day with us, or even allow us to help look after every element of your weekend from collecting you from the train station on Friday afternoon to returning you back there on Sunday.
Designed specifically around your requirements, we’re happy to combine our own activities with off-site attractions and experiences to create your perfect itinerary. On Graythwaite Estate, we offer the following experiences: any of which are great fun for groups.
- 4x4 off-road driving
- Clay pigeon shooting
- Archery
- Axe throwing
- Bushcraft experiences
- RIB boat tour
Cottage accommodation, on the estate
Local dining suggestions, there are so many great places to choose from!
Transport throughout the weekend
Brewery and distillery visits
And much more.
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Guide Prices
See website for pricing.
Opening Times
| Season (1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025) |
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* We’re open to welcome guests all-year round, closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled access
Catering
- On-site catering
- On-site light refreshments
- Picnic site
Children
- Children welcome
Groups
- Facilities for groups
Parking
- Free Parking
Property Facilities
- Public toilets
Site Features
- Regional Tourist Board Member
- Welcome Host
Tripadvisor
Awards
- Cumbria Awards
Finalist - Experience of the Year - Cumbria Tourism Awards 2023 2023
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
From Ambleside (The North) - Continue along the B5825 until you reach Hawkshead. From Hawkshead, follow signs towards Newby Bridge. Stay on this road for roughly 5 miles. En-route you’ll pass Esthwaite Water on your left then the Graythwaite Sawmill on your right before passing the entrance to Graythwaite Hall which is also on your right. Continue for approximately 150m. Our entrance gate is on your left and marked with Graythwaite Adventure signs either side of the entrance. Please turn into the field and follow the track to our car park. If you miss the gate and reach the main entrance to Graythwaite Hall, please turn around.
From Newby Bridge (The South) - Follow signs towards Lakeside, YMCA Centre and Hawkshead and continue on the B5825. You’ll pass the YMCA Centre on your right then the driveway to Silverholme Manor then the main entrance to Graythwaite Hall which will be on your left. After a few hundred yards you’ll reach our entrance gate on the right with Graythwaite Adventure signs either side. Please turn into the field and follow the track to our car park.
From the Windermere Car Ferry - When you disembark the ferry continue on the road until you come to the first left turning, just before a white and black sign for Far Sawrey. Take this turning and follow the road for approx. 2.9 miles. At the end you’ll reach a T junction. Turn right. Follow the road for 0.2 miles and the entrance to our site will be on your right with Graythwaite Adventure signs either side of the gate. Please turn into the field and follow the track to our car park.
Public Transport Directions
The nearest railway station is Windermere, which is 13 miles away.
What's Nearby
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