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Places to Stay Near an Ice Cream Parlour in Cumbria

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Places to Stay Near an Ice Cream Parlour in Cumbria

A daily ice cream is a holiday rule, not a treat. Every stay here is within walking distance of a parlour or creamery — many churning their own from local milk.

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Bransty

Bransty

🏖️ 1.11 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick, North West England

Sleeps 4

£437 per break

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Hindscarth

Hindscarth

🏖️ 0.53 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick, North West England

Sleeps 4

£437 per break

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Kings Arms Hotel

Kings Arms Hotel

✓ Family-owned 17th-century coaching inn in the centre of Keswick

🏖️ 0.43 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick

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The Croft

The Croft

✓ Situated in the picturesque village of Hawkshead

🏖️ 2.36 miles from Coniston Water, Monk Coniston (Good water quality)

Hawkshead

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Tynedale

Tynedale

🏖️ 0.74 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick, North West England

Sleeps 6

£457 per break

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The Birches

The Birches

🏖️ 0.74 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick, North West England

Sleeps 8

£801 per break

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Parkfield

Parkfield

🏖️ 0.74 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick, North West England

Sleeps 5

£497 per break

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Pine Ridge

Pine Ridge

🏖️ 1.1 miles from Derwent Water at Crow Park (Poor water quality)

Keswick, North West England

Sleeps 4

£1,216 per break

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The independent parlours and farm creameries are the ones worth the walk — look for 'made on site' on each place's page, and expect honest seasonal hours outside summer.

Browse the ice cream & creameries themselves in our Eat & Shop Local guide, or see all holidays in Cumbria for the full picture.

Frequently asked questions

Are these proper ice cream places?

Yes — independent parlours and creameries from our Eat & Shop Local guide, not a freezer in a corner shop. Each has its own page with what it makes.

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