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Family Tips for Dealing with Lake District Weather this Easter

 
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Easter is an amazing time for a family get together in the Lake District as there are lots of great family activities on offer from many of the local attractions. The Lake District also looks gorgeous in Spring, but the weather can be a little unpredictable.

Easter in a Lake District Cottage

So to ensure you get the most out of your time in a Coppermines Lake District Cottage at Easter we have out together a few tips of dealing with the unpredictable weather!

Wear the Right Clothing – The rain can dampen spirits but if it is not torrential then a good waterproof jacket and some sturdy walking shoes should ensure any rain showers do not spoil your outdoor adventures. If you forgot to pack your raincoat, never fear, in the Lake District you will never be far from an outdoor shop from which you can buy something appropriate. Head to the main tourist hot spots and you will find a range of shops with expert staff able to sell you exactly what you need.

Remember it Can be Sunny! – You may not hear about it much, but the sun does shine in Cumbria! The Lake District does not always rain and when it is sunny it is glorious! Remember to pack sunscreen, sunglasses and hats and if you are going out walking pack extra water if it is warm – you will need it!

Stay Inside – A common phrase in Cumbria is ‘There is no bad weather, just bad clothing’ and while we agree wholeheartedly with the sentiment, sometimes the reality is that the weather is just yucky, or you have had a few rainy days in succession and you just want to avoid it all together. Cottages are perfect for these types of days, watching movies, doing jigsaws, playing board games, reading books, and then heading to the pub or cooking a hearty meal are all great things to do when the weather is bad on your Lake District Easter holiday.

Choose the Right Cottage for Your Family – Many of our cottages have fireplaces perfect for these weather conditions and you can being your favourite book with you, pick one up on your travels or borrow one as many cottages have some good reads on their shelves. If you choose a Lake District cottage with a hot tub, then pretty much no weather can spoil the experience of an outdoor hot tub, many say it is even better when it is snowing!

Explore Indoor Attractions – If the weather has spoiled your outdoor plans, then simply make some new plans as there are lots and lots of things to do on bad weather days. From Museums to movie theatres, indoor climbing walls to swimming pools, historic houses to boats and trains, you will find something interesting to do in the Lake District.

Family Time Whatever the Weather

The great thing about spending Easter in a Coppemines holiday cottage is the flexibility having a home from home affords you and your family. If it is a rainy day then stay inside, as soon as the sum comes out then head out to the fells. Easter cottages give your family the space and time then need to have fun with each other, whatever the weather!

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