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Home | Special Offers | Friday 4th September, weekend breaks

September is a wonderful time of year to visit the Lake District.

The crowds are dwindling but there is still some summer remaining to enjoy. The lakes and tarns retain their summer warmth, perfect for those looking to get out on the water. While the cooler air is ideal for hiking and exploring the magnificent fells and mountains throughout the Lakes.

For adventure lovers then quieter walking and cycling await this September. While those who prefer a slower pace can discover fascintaing museums and galleries, explore quaint Lakeland villages or enjoy incredible views from a relaxing lake cruise – without the peak summer crowds.

All our cottages are hand-picked by us for their quality, location and character. So whether you’re looking for a dog-friendly, a luxury holiday home or a lodge with a hot tub you’ll find your dream cottage or lodge with The Coppermines Lakes Cottages.

Special offers have now been applied on weekend self-catering breaks in the Lakes from Friday 4th September until Monday 7th September.

Browse our available cottages, including our unique mountain cottagesshepherd hut lodges,  village cottages and countryside escapes, below.

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