The Station Inn, Oxenholme


the station inn

Nestled in the heart of Oxenholme near Kendal, The Station Inn is a delightful converted farmhouse that perfectly captures the warm, traditional character of the Lake District. This beloved establishment has been lovingly transformed into a charming retreat, combining comfortable accommodation with excellent dining and drinking facilities that make it an ideal base or stopover for visitors exploring the region.

Step inside to discover cosy, traditionally-decorated rooms that offer a genuine slice of Lake District hospitality. The inn’s bar and restaurant are the beating heart of the property, complete with a rustic log fire that crackles invitingly throughout the year. Whether you’re seeking a hearty meal after a day’s walking, a quiet drink with friends, or simply somewhere to relax and soak up the atmosphere, The Station Inn delivers authentic charm and quality refreshment. The menu showcases the best of local cuisine, perfect for refuelling whether you’ve been tackling the fells or simply exploring the surrounding countryside.

With a solid 4.4-star rating from over 900 guests, The Station Inn has earned its reputation as a genuine Lake District gem. Its location near Kendal makes it wonderfully convenient for exploring both the bustling market town and the spectacular natural attractions beyond. Whether you’re planning an overnight stay or simply calling in for a meal and a drink, you’ll find genuine hospitality and that special warmth that defines the best of Lake District establishments.

Visitor information

Address Oxenholme, Kendal LA9 7RF, UK
Phone 01539 324018
Website http://www.thestationinnoxenholme.co.uk/
Google rating 4.4 / 5
Admission Free to visit the bar and restaurant. Room rates vary depending on accommodation requirements.

Tips for your visit

  • The log fire creates a particularly cosy atmosphere during colder months โ€“ arrive early to secure a spot nearby
  • Perfectly positioned for walkers heading to or returning from the fells around Kendal and Oxenholme
  • Open from noon to 11pm every day, making it ideal for lunch, dinner, or an evening drink

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Featured image courtesy of david dean via Google Maps.