Grange Over Sands is an Edwardian resort situated overlooking Morcambe Bay on the Lake District Peninsulas. Known as the 'Lakeland Riviera' Grange has a mild climate somewhat drier than the inland lake district. Grange has a good selection of old fashioned shops and cafes and a relaxed atmosphere.

Grange Fell is situated on the road from Grange to Cartmel it is on the Sustrans Cycle Route with easy access to the Cistercian Way. Grange Fell Golf Club is a couple of minutes walk away as is access to Hampsfell for walks with stunning views to the Langdales and Scafell Pike to the north and over Morcambe Bay and Arnside to the south.

The medieval village of Cartmel famous for it's 12th century Priory, Horse Races and Sticky Toffee Pudding can be reached in a few minutes by car or in about half an hour on foot over the fells. Cartmel boasts 4 real-ale pubs and a tempting choice of restaurants, cafes, craft and gift shops.


Nearby places of Interest

Nearby places of interest include Holker Hall, Levens Hall and Sizergh Castle. Lake Windermere is a ten minute drive from Grange and at nearby Bowness a car ferry provides an easy crossing for exploring Hawkshead, Ambleside, Coniston and the lake district mountains.

The Grange limestone pavements on Hampsfell are just a short walk away as is the Cistercian way.

Arnside & Silverdale designated areas of outstanding national beauty are a short drive away.

Levens Hall with its unique topiary garden, Holker Hall with it's award winning gardens and Lakeland Motor Museum, and historic Sizergh Castle are all within easy reach.

There are two excellent local golf courses which both welcome non-members. 

The Lake District National Park, Coniston and Windermere are only a short drive away.  

Kendal is about 20 mins drive away with it's great selection of shops, cafes, museums and art gallery.  Kendal hosts the MintFest in September an Internationally acclaimed festival hosting shows and street art and acts from all over the world.  Events can be found at www.southlakeland.gov.uk/tourism

Ulverston with it's colourful painted houses and quaint market is about 25 mins drive from Grange.  Places to visit near Ulverston include Conishead Priory (Buddist centre with beautiful temple, cafe and woodland walk to the beach) Swarthmore Hall, home of the Quaker Movement - an Elizabethan house with walk in to Ulverston town and famous for it's fabulous display of Spring bulbs. Festivals in Ulverston include Flag Fortnight, Spring Buddist Festival, International Music Festival, Carnival Day, The famous Lantern Procession and many more events can be found at www.ulverstoncouncil.org.uk

Advice and suggestions for walks and outings is freely available at Grange Fell B&B.



Find more information about Grange and the surrounding area on the Grange website below:
http://www.grange-over-sands.com/tourist.htm