The Crow Park Hotel is a traditional Lake District Hotel, located in the old market town of Keswick, Cumbria. Offering a range of en-suite bedrooms, many having excellent views of the Derwent fells or Skiddaw mountain range, making our location ideal for the many Wainwright walks and also a variety of other outdoor activities. We also boast our own off-street car park a rarity for hotels and B&B's in Keswick plus we are only a few minutes walk from both the lake and Keswick town square.

The Crow Park Hotel is a traditional Lake District Hotel, located in the old market town of Keswick, Cumbria. This Keswick Hotel offers en-suite bedrooms, many having excellent views of the Derwent fells and Skiddaw mountain range, making our location ideal for the many Wainwright walks Keswick has to offer. An advantage of staying with us at the Crow Park Hotel, Keswick, is that a Hotel or B&B with car parking in Keswick is hard to find. Only a three minute stroll to the Keswick Mountain Rescue Post and adjacent Keswick Theatre by the Lake, on the shores of Derwent Water Lake, which hosts the popular Keswick Launch and the Keswick National Trust Office. Grasmere, Ambleside & Windermere are a short distance away. The beautiful Grange, Borrowdale and Buttermere valleys closer to home. Travel Honister Pass with its famous Honister Slate Mine, spectacular Newlands Pass and renowned Whinlatter Pass with its ever popular Whinlatter Bikes facility, making Keswick the adventure capital of the Lake District. Further afield Hard Knott Pass leading to Eskdale with the old Eskdale steam railway, Wasdale and the deepest Lake, highest mountain (Scafell) and the smallest church making for...

As you can see Crow Park Hotel offers the perfect location for your stay in Keswick or the Lake district. A quiet residential part of town, far enough away from the noise but a short 5 minute walk has you in to the heart of Keswick town centre, a bustling vibrant market of some 3000 years old. A 5 minute walk in the opposite direction and you will find the renowned Theatre by the Lake and of course Derwentater Lake, The Queen of the Lakes"