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How to Plan a Lake District Holiday for a Large Group

 

Whether it’s getting away with a group of friends or family members, organising a holiday in the Lake District comes with some logistic challenges.

One of the first things you’ll need to do is organise the accommodation, that is going to be comfortable for everyone involved. The great news is that there are plenty of cottages available with The Coppermines that are perfect for group holidays to the Lake District.

Get Everyone Involved

If you want to make the planning easier, it’s a good idea to get everyone involved as early as possible. One of the best ways to do this is to create a WhatsApp group where all participants can communicate whenever they need to. That way, no one is left out and you can even offload some of the logistics to other people to make things easier for yourself.

If you need to get people to pay deposits, there are several ways to do this so that everyone can keep track of what’s happening. Apps such as Splitwise help you total up what all participants are paying. Ideally, you need something that everyone is comfortable using and has access to.

Finding Accommodation

Location is going to be important, especially when choosing your accommodation. Hiring a cottage is a great option and can be very affordable way to spend time together all under one roof.

If you’re here for an adventure holiday with plenty of hiking and climbing, you want to be as close to the local amenities as possible. The Lake District is bigger than many people think and there are lots of different lakes, towns, and villages so it’s worth taking some time to explore less known areas for better access to walks and lakes.

Choosing Dates

This can be a nightmare especially if you have a large group of friends. You need to coordinate to make sure everyone is available and then you need to find out if accommodation is free at that time. During the summer things can get quite busy in the area so it’s always best to book well ahead if you can.

If you want more options, you may like to consider a late autumn or winter break – it’s quieter at this time of year, the price of renting is lower, and the views are spectacular.

Amenities

If you’re opting to share a holiday cottage, then one thing you’ll need to consider is what type of amenities are available. Some cottages have BBQ areas, others a hot tub. You might want one with a big kitchen and dining table. You may even want a games room to keep the kids happy if it’s raining.

It’s worth looking closely at all the different holiday cottages and what they offer. Not least you need to be sure there are enough bedrooms for everyone to be accommodated comfortably.

Whether it’s for a stag or hen do, a family get-together or an adventure holiday, the Lake District is one of the best places in the world to visit. For large groups, there are plenty of different options when it comes to accommodation and there is always something amazing to do all year round.

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