In 2007 why not come and retrace the steps of Beatrix Potter and the characters in the MISS POTTER movie with a trip to Dale Head Hall Hotel. Grasmere and many other of the locations used in the film within the Lake District are but just a short drive away.
Beatrix Potter spent many happy holidays in her childhood in the Lake District and in 1905 she decided to make it her home, eventually buying over 4000 acres of farmland with the money she had made from her “little books”, many of which were of course, very much inspired by and written in the Lake District. As a lover of the countryside she bequeathed all of her land to The National Trust so that it should remain undeveloped and unspoilt forever.
During 2006, near to Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel, Grasmere in The Lake District became the backdrop for the filming of the new "MISS POTTER" movie starring RENÉE ZELLWEGER and EWAN McGREGOR. MISS POTTER is an inspiring love story which follows Beatrix Potter's rise to being the most successful children’s author of all time.
For Beatrix Potter stay at Dale Head Hall Hotel near Grasmere
In 2007 why not come and retrace the steps of Beatrix Potter and the characters in the MISS POTTER movie with a trip to Dale Head Hall Hotel. Grasmere and many other of the locations used in the film within the Lake District are but just a short drive away.
Beatrix Potter spent many happy holidays in her childhood in the Lake District and in 1905 she decided to make it her home, eventually buying over 4000 acres of farmland with the money she had made from her “little books”, many of which were of course, very much inspired by and written in the Lake District. As a lover of the countryside she bequeathed all of her land to The National Trust so that it should remain undeveloped and unspoilt forever.
During 2006, near to Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel, Grasmere in The Lake District became the backdrop for the filming of the new "MISS POTTER" movie starring RENÉE ZELLWEGER and EWAN McGREGOR. MISS POTTER is an inspiring love story which follows Beatrix Potter's rise to being the most successful children’s author of all time.
