7 The Meadows

A little more information on Carnforth

The picturesque market town of Kirkby Lonsdale may be found in the Lune Valley, between the more well-known tourist destinations of the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. Domesday Book noted the town in 1086, while the town's Market Charter dates to the 13th century. These days, the town's market takes place every Thursday, giving guests a great chance to peruse the eclectic array of locally owned boutiques and the many preserved structures from the 17th and 18th centuries. Also in 2016, the city was a nominee for the High Street of the Year Award. Turner frequented this section of the Lune Valley, which was popularised by Ruskin and is still renowned for its beauty because to his "view." Overlooking the water is the historic Devil's Bridge, and the surrounding countryside is perfect for a drive, a bike ride, or even a horseback ride. This area is perfect for a getaway at any time of year, with three golf courses, tennis courts, horseback riding, fishing, and several riverfront and rural walks. According to The Sunday Times, Kirkby Lonsdale has "an incomparable Lake District setting, bags of community spirit, and one of the cleanest high streets," making it the "Best Place to Live in The North West" in 2019.