Eden-Tal
The Green liegt perfekt im wunderschönen Eden Valley mit einer Mischung aus traditionellen Marktstädten und Dörfern, dem Fluss Eden selbst , interessanten historischen Stätten und den ruhigen Howgill Fells vor der Haustür.
Nachfolgend haben wir ein paar Highlights für die Eden Valley Area zusammengestellt.
Places to explore
There’s plenty to discover at a gentler pace, with history, art and nature all close at hand:
St Oswald’s Church – with its unusual layout and fascinating Gilbertine monastic ruins
Scar Gallery – a small and characterful gallery, exhibitions are renewed every 3 months so there's always something new
Piper Hole Goat Farm – home to delightful wildflower meadows just down the road, especially beautiful in late spring and summer
Village walks – a network of footpaths and bridleways offering a variety of short circular walks straight from the doorstep
St Oswald's Church is a landmark in the village of Ravenstonedale in Cumbria. It has served the community for centuries, providing shelter, education, religious and social care; a place in which to worship, and to mark personal milestones such as christenings, weddings and funerals. St Oswald’s is a place to enjoy. Situated in the heart of the village beside the Scandal beck in a tranquil churchyard, which serves as a haven for wildlife, it holds a very special place in the parish.
Summer harvest
Ravenstondale
St Oswald's Church is a landmark in the village of Ravenstonedale in Cumbria. It has served the community for centuries, providing shelter, education, religious and social care; a place in which to worship, and to mark personal milestones such as christenings, weddings and funerals. St Oswald’s is a place to enjoy. Situated in the heart of the village beside the Scandal beck in a tranquil churchyard, which serves as a haven for wildlife, it holds a very special place in the parish.
Outdoor seating on a sunny day at The Black Swan
Evening service at The King's Head
Aerial view of Ravenstonedale
Outdoor seating on a sunny day at The Black Swan
Places to eat
Ravenstonedale is home to two characterful pubs and a small tearoom, all well worth a visit. You’ll be warmly welcomed for traditional, tasty pub fare at The King’s Head, fine dining at The Black Swan, and scrumptious cakes at The Scar Gallery - perfect after a gentle stroll around the village before heading home to The Green.
Places to play
For something a little more active, there are several easy, low-key options right in the village:
Riverside Golf Course – a beautiful 9-hole, pay-and-play course.
Tennis Court – a free-to-use village court, perfect for a casual game
Children’s Play Area & Scandal Beck - a lovely spot for families, with the beck running alongside - ideal for picnics while the children play or paddle
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