Lake Bank is at the very foot of the Lake on the western side. It was bought in early 1999 by the Rawdon-Smith Trust (who own the bed of the lake) and they lease us the right to provide a service from this point.

It is the oldest site for a public jetty on the lake and has been in use since 1860 when one-day tours were brought here by Steam Packet, rail and trap from Liverpool

This is a really delightful part of the lake, little visited and totally unspoiled.

'Lakeshore' walk - Around the foot of the Lake on country lanes

'Fell' walk - Either Beacon Crag via Water Yeat or

'Fell' walk - to Grizedale via Nibthwaite

Picnic - by lakeshore