A circular logo for Wolf House Cottages, featuring a wolf silhouette on a hill with a star and moon in the background. The brown and light blue design reflects Silverdale’s charm, making it perfect for holiday cottages near Morecambe Bay.

The Village and the Immediate Local Landscape

Wolf House Cottages are located a 10 minute walk from the centre of Silverdale village in the hamlet of Gibraltar.

Village amenities include: 2 pubs; an Indian restaurant; a butchers shop; a chemist; a Co-op supermarket; a newsagents; two churches; a fish van on Wednesday mornings! There is a well maintained golf course which is 2 miles from the centre.

Aerial view of green fields and scattered houses near a wide, winding estuary in Lancashire, under a blue sky with some clouds, surrounded by trees and distant hills—perfect for discovering cosy holiday cottages near Morecambe Bay.
A scenic landscape with green fields, tree-covered areas, and rolling hills under a blue sky with scattered clouds. The sun casts long shadows across the Lancashire countryside, ideal for relaxing in charming holiday cottages near Morecambe Bay.
Rocky shoreline with calm blue water, green hills in the background, and scattered holiday cottages under a partly cloudy sky overlooking scenic Morecambe Bay.
Aerial view of a rural landscape near Silverdale, Lancashire, with green fields, scattered buildings, woodland, and the coastline of Morecambe Bay with sandy flats and water channels under a partly cloudy sky.
Aerial view of a rural landscape with green fields, trees in autumn colours, scattered houses, and Morecambe Bay in the background under a blue sky with clouds.
A sandy coastal landscape with patches of grass and shrubs, a narrow stream leading to the sea, an old stone tower surrounded by leafless trees, and a dramatic cloudy sky overhead.

Nestled within the breathtaking Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape, our cottages offer an idyllic base right on the edge of Morecambe Bay. Step outside and instantly discover a network of magnificent walking and cycling routes. Explore mixed woodland, rolling low-lying hills, dramatic limestone pavements, and beautiful coastal paths, all accessible directly from your doorstep.

You are surrounded by landmarks: iconic sites like Jenny Brown’s Point, Trowbarrow Quarry, Eaves Wood, the Pepper Pot, and Arnside Knott are practically on your doorstep. Plus, the renowned RSPB Reserve at Leighton Moss and the historic Leighton Hall are just a short walk or cycle ride away.

The smelting chimney at Jenny Brown's Point
A view from a bird hide at Leighton Moss Reserve
The village of Silverdale - Image J L Park
Lancaster Castle
View across to Humphrey Head - Image J L Park
Morecambe Bay Sunset - Image J L Park
The Lake District fells viewed from Arnside Knott

Natural Landmarks in Silverdale

Leighton Moss RSPB Bird Reserve Leighton Moss & Morecambe Bay Nature Reserves – The RSPB is a 25 minute walk/ 5 minute drive from our cottages. Its the largest reed bed in north west England and a wetland paradise for a range of wildlife.

Woodwell is one of several natural springs which provided the village of Silverdale with a water supply until the 1930s. Set in woodland with a backdrop of limestone cliffs, the well is a must see, only 5 minutes from our cottages.

The Giant’s Seat is a rock formation in Jack Scout Nature Reserve from which there is a stunning panoramic view of Morecambe Bay. The seat is a 15 minute walk towards the coast from the doorstep of our cottages.

Jenny Browns Point Visiting Jack Scout at Arnside & Silverdale | National Trust provides a wonderful viewpoint where grazed turf and the limestone pavement meet with Morecambe Bay. It can be reached by a 15 minute walk.

The Pepper Pot Rediscover Lancashire with a trip to The Pepper Pot, Silverdale – Visit Lancashire is a distinctive monument which stands proudly on Castlebarrow Hill from which there is a stunning view of Silverdale village and the coastline. This Golden Jubilee memorial to Queen Victoria can be reached by taking one of several different routes from our cottages.

Trowbarrow Quarry Arnside & Silverdale | Trowbarrow Local Nature Reserve once a limestone quarry and now a Site of Specific Scientific Interest (SSSI) a tranquil place to walk amongst a rich mix of flora and fauna. Located close to Leighton Moss and a 10 minute drive/cycle ride from us.

This is just a small snapshot of the local nature landmarks within easy reach of the cottages. There are many more walks to discover at Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape.

Beyond Silverdale

Explore the vibrant market town of Kendal, offering a blend of shops, cultural attractions, and a rich history.

Discover the picturesque charm of Kirkby Lonsdale, renowned for its Devil’s Bridge and delightful independent shops.

Visit The National Trust property at Sizergh, a medieval house with fascinating gardens and an estate to explore.

Immerse yourself in history at Levens Hall, home to a stunning Elizabethan house and the world’s oldest topiary gardens.

Silverdale train station is 2 miles away with links to Carnforth, Historic Lancaster and Manchester to the south and Arnside, Grange, Barrow and Carlisle to the North. There is a regular shuttle bus service to the station with pick up points throughout the village.

Enjoy a diverse range of performances at nearby theatres:

  • The Dukes in Lancaster offers a varied program of cinema, theatre, and live events.

  • The Grand in Lancaster is a beautiful Victorian theatre hosting live music, comedy, and drama.

  • The Heron Theatre in Beetham provides an intimate setting for a range of performances, from music to talks.

  • Brewery Arts in Kendal is a dynamic arts centre featuring live music, cinema, exhibitions, and creative workshops.