Hotels in Lakeland

Experience quintessential British living with a visit to Lakeland, a company synonymous with quality kitchenware that is deeply rooted in the charming Lake District. The origin of its Windermere beginnings is an enchantingly unique tale; one that evokes the same warmth and respect for tradition present in its collection.

Whether you are a cooking enthusiast or simply looking for an authentic taste of Britain, Lakeland presents an enticing array of offerings, from homely kitchen tools to gourmet speciality foods. Experience the best of British culinary traditions when you plan your visit to Lakeland with Lycafly today.

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Born out of a humble operation in Windermere, selling polythene bags as farming accessories, Lakeland was conceived by Alan Rayner, an unassuming agricultural feed salesman. The former Lakeland Plastics saw exponential growth under the guidance of Rayner's sons, who branched out into the realm of kitchenware and gourmet foods. Today, the operation, known simply as Lakeland, houses its headquarters in Windermere, with a distribution centre in nearby Kendal, offering a vast expanse of over 4,000 products in its range.

On your journey through the 68 Lakeland stores including its flagship next to the Windermere head office, you would be amazed at the wide variety of speciality kitchenware that reflects the richness of British culinary culture. From opening its first store in Dubai in 2010, to establishing a presence in Bahrain and Qatar by 2011, Lakeland has spread its wings far beyond the picturesque scapes of the Lake District, solidifying its position as a cherished British institution.

When to visit Lakeland

When planning your visit to Lakeland, it's best to consider the weather conditions. The idyllic setting of Windermere dawns a perfect backdrop with comfortable weather between January to May and September to December. Warmest months, ideal for leisurely hands-on experiences at Lakeland, span from May to September, while you may want to carry an umbrella if you choose to visit between June to August.

In terms of footfall, the low season in Lakeland is July, where you can avoid bustling crowds. The high season extends across February, April, October, and December, welcoming plenty of like-minded culinary enthusiasts. Regardless of the time of your visit, prepare yourself for an immersive trip into a culinary wonderland, offering the best of British tradition and innovation.

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