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Perfectly situated in a quiet location with direct access to great walking, water falls and wild swimming, your group will have plenty to do. There’s pony trekking near by, access to the river Tawe for kayakers and the area is renowned for it’s world class caving. Instructor lead outdoor activities can be provided if required.
This group accommodation also welcomes individuals and families during the summer months. Perfectly situated on the banks of Loch Long, it offers easy access to wild swimming in the loch. A great base for a few days away with a range of other outdoor activities, including kayaking, paddleboarding, diving, walking, and mountain biking, with opportunities to hire equipment or book an instructor.
The Railway Rooms have level acces to a ground floor double bedroom. This features an en suite wetroom and allows for shared use, as it has a corridor access door.
Rookhow Bunkbarn is just a short walk away from High Dam, one of the favourite wild swimming spots in the Lake District. Nestled in the Rusland valley between Windermere and Coniston, you can walk through quiet country lanes and over the hill to the picturesque dipping and picnic spot. Rookhow Bunkbarn sleeps 16. Yurt and Quaker Meeting House provide more sleeping and group activity space. Maximum of 30 staying on site. 12 acres of temperate rainforest (with campfire) all to yourselves.
It might feel early….but festivities are already underway here at Kirkby Stephen Hostel. We welcome group bookings throughout the festive season.
This gem of a hostel in the Yorkshire Dales, nestling among the Three Peaks, boasts a clear, cool refreshing open air pool right outside. What more could you ask for? Stay a few days and swim, walk and cycle to your heart’s content. Or you may prefer to just rest, relax and recharge amid the stunning scenery to the rythmic splash of fellow swimmers.
It’s just five minutes walk from Middle Ninfa through our woods to the Punchbowl lake for good wild swimming in beautiful setting
The great benefit of being on an island means that you can always go for a sea swim somewhere no matter what the weather. Anglesey Outdoors is just a 10 minute walk to the nearest beach for a swim, free dive or just a paddle.
Lodge Dinorwig is perfectly placed for wild swimming adventures in Snowdonia. From the clear waters of Llyn Padarn just below us to hidden lakes and rivers nearby, it’s a swimmer’s dream. We’ll point you to our favourite spots, where to hire kit and how to cool off in style after a hike.
Be surprised by the wide sandy beaches along Loch Lomond – or just drop into Balmaha Bay, directly opposite Balmaha Bunkhouse! After your dip enjoy our freindly communal spaces and comfortable private bedrooms rooms inspired by our beautiful surroundings in spring and summer; from yellow gorse and purple heather, to the clear blue waters and lush greenery of Loch Lomond.
Looking for a secluded spot for swimming in August? Hemmick Beach is a ten minute walk from YHA Boswinger. Perfect for cooling off on a summer day. And you can explore other beaches nearby.
Surprisingly we have availability over Christmas and New Year at Rookhow!! Enjoy our cosy bunkbarn with woodburners (logs included) and underfloor heating. Sleeps 16. Hire the Meeting House too for group space or extra sleeping. Bring your hot water bottles if you want to stay in the yurt! You’ll get 12 acres of woodland to yourselves, so enjoy some toasted marshmallows and warm mince pies around the campfire :)🥰😋 Contact us if you’re interested, Sue & Kath (Tel 07377 971783 (Email- [email protected])
lfracombe offers several options for wild swimming, a unique one is Larkstone Cove. Best at high tide this is open for swimming, with a buoyed area protecting it from the working harbor. Close by on the harbour is the cool, clean and friendly Ocean Backpackers Hostel. With excellent facilities for groups, families and solo travellers, the hostel welcomes guests on a budget who enjoy a chat with like minded souls and have a love of the great outdoors!
Cardigan Bay stands out as a haven for wild swimmers, offering a truly immersive experience amidst nature’s splendour. With its crystal-clear waters, diverse marine life, and dramatic coastline, this bay has become a magnet for adventure-seekers and nature lovers alike. As Rachel said of Ty Cwch Boathouse in Cwmtydu , “This is a perfect location for a group of wild women to walk, talk, swim, kayak and paddleboard. Oh and eat”…
The Rhythm and Blues festival is back for this year in the small village of Colne – just a 15 minute drive from Earby Hostel! Prepare yourselves for three incredible days of live music, one of the best value music festivals in the UK, Earby Hostel is a cosy, historic hostel with large kitchen & dining room, private bedrooms, large wildlife garden, private parking for 6 cars and good transport links.
We are delighted to share with you are 14 x bed Annex that has not long been refurbished.
Book a stay at the Downham Camping Barn, nestled in the heart of the Trough of Bowland on the skirts of iconic Pendle. No matter what the vicissitudes of the Lancashire weather this prominent and unforgettable landmark is mesmerizing in its minute by minute changability of weather and light. Steeped in legend, abounding in the natural flora and fauna of the South Pennines, come and enjoy a few days respite from the digital age in our stone tent and experience the very real natural magic of a very special corner of Lancashire.
What could be better a morning dip in the crystal clear waters of the river Llugwy which runs through Betws-y-Coed, before you retrun to the comfort of Base Camp Snowdonia where you can rustle up a cooked breakfast in the self catering kitchen? Not a morning dipper? How about a refeshing evening splash around after a busy day exploring the local walks and mountains? Whenever you like to take the plunge into the waters of Snowdonia, Base Camp Snowdonia and the river in Betws-y-Coed are waiting for you.
This is our lovely hostel dog Bramble taking a breather at the top of Skiddaw during a recent trip. Although the Lake District is completely beautiful and such a special place, it got us thinking about the merits of the Yorkshire Dales, Bowland Forest and other local walks with or without your dog. You don’t always need to travel as far North as the Lake District for dramatic landscapes and beautiful views.
The Ardentinny Outdoor Centre will be offering family stays from 26th July until 25th August, these will include the option to book daily activities such as gorge walking, kayaking, paddle boarding, climbing and much more.
