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Crake Trees Manor

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Crake Trees Manor Bed and Breakfast Cumbria is situated halfway between the two lovely villages of Maulds Meaburn and Crosby Ravensworth in the heart of the Eden Valley.

Our accommodation consists of a wonderful bedroom suite ready for rest and relaxation. A modern hip hotel style barn conversion at centre of our own farmland.

Crake Trees Manor Bed and Breakfast Cumbria, has a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere; just the place if a relaxing weekend away is your preference. Alternatively, Crake Trees is situated just 15 minutes from the M6 motorway, making it an ideal base for days out to many places of interest, both within our county and also beyond our borders, offering a wide variety of activities and entertainment.

At Crake Trees Manor Bed and Breakfast, we offer accokmmodation that is warm and inviting, bathroom with a powerful shower, super smellies and warm towels, books to read, local editions, old favourites and new guide books and maps a plenty.

Catch all our local gossip, wander out to observe the activities and daily routine of a Cumbrian farming family. Experience the sights and sounds of a modern working farm - hens, horses and jack russells as well as cheviots, texels, tractors and quad bikes.

Or simply escape to the tranquil setting of Crake Trees Manor, sit back and relax, and return home refreshed, having enjoyed the unique ambience of our special hidden corner of Cumbria.

Explore the miles of footpaths across meadow and pasture, through fields of oats and tiny woodland copses to discover a hidden village or lonesome farmstead. The quiet lanes along with the delightful vistas and abundant wildlife make cycling a pleasure. Pedal through lanes thickly hedged and winding, reach lowland hamlets where the view takes you to the Pennines or the Lakeland hills or the fells with streams aplenty, that trickle down into The Eden river, the predominate feature of the valley. Along its course it plunges 200ft down sandstone cliffs to turbulent rapids, attracting canoeists, climbers, fishermen and peregrine falcons.

Return from your adventures to sink into a deep chair before a crackly wood stove and enjoy an afternoon tea tray. Sit around the enormous oak table to watch hares and peewits in the evening or bright morning sunshine as you enjoy a farmhouse breakfast spread prepared to make the most of local produce used in adventurous recipes.

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