Each guests needs are individual, we make every effort, with attention to detail for each guest, for that 'special occasion', short or mid week break, Valentines etc, so that their stay will be very special to them giving lasting memories. From bespoke flowers, fruit, anniversary, birthdays, honeymoon packages we will accommodation your requests. We are ideally situated for accomodation for wedding guests Gretna Green, Hidden River Cabins Wedding Barn or Skitby House all within a short drive of these venues

Having much travelled we were inspired by the Scandinavian way of life, Hygge,(log cabins,hot tub & sauna culture.) We have brought a little piece of Norway, superb craftsmanship & design, with a Scottish twist, blending into this beautiful rural countryside. Together with the welcoming hospitality of Cumbria & Scotland and all they behold. Pheasant Lodge has excellent views of the Northern Lake District fells & Solway Coast, giving opportunities for many outdoor activities for guests to enjoy.Fishing on Border Esk river England /Scotland available & local cycle hire,walking, horse riding, star gazing gyro plane Lake District tours As we enjoy living in this very accessible area we wanted others to afford the same opportunity to others, rural life & help support the local economy, with locally sourced food & produce in our Welcome hampers together with our environmental policies, which we complete something new year on year. Short drive to the Lake District, Northumberland National Park Hadrian's Wall, Solway Coast, Scottish Border & Border towns & Historic City of Carlisle with its Castle, Tullie House Museum & Catherdral

Pheasant Lodge is nestled in beautiful rural Cumbrian countryside,close to the Lake District, just three miles from the romantic village of Gretna Green,the gateway to Scotland, the World famous Blacksmith's Shop,where marriages are & still performed today!This is the perfect location for walking,cycling,salmon horse racing,fishing,mountain biking,flying,clay pigeon shooting & many other outdoor activities. A short drive to the Northumbria National park, Hadrian's Wall, part of this location rich Roman heritage. In 14th -17th century this location was lawless place, beset with feuds & bloody battles between warring families from both sides of the Border, many of whom ancestors remain today. Longtown built on the banks of the river Esk still has the remains of a number of castles, fortifications & battlefields, which bore witness to these times, known as 'The Debatable Lands'. The battle of Solway Moss in 1542 is linked to the legend of King Arthur, in the parish of Arthuret. The church was originally built on the outskirts of the town & was served by the monks of Jedburgh Abbey, being rebuilt in 1609.The Border esk river is renowned for salmon & sea trout fishing.