Wray

Bridge House Farm, Wray

George & Dragon, Wray

Located in the picturesque village of Wray, Bridge House Farm is a restaurant cafe with a difference. The stunningly converted natural stone building features solid oak floors and a real wood burning fire. Whether you’re after a coffee and a slice of our tempting selection of cakes or something more substantial from our delicious menu, you’ll always be guaranteed a warm friendly atmosphere and beautiful surroundings.  Using only the best produce including freshly laid eggs and local seasonal vegetables. The menu is both modern and wholesome with plenty of options for vegetarians and children.

The George and Dragon is situated in the historic village of Wray, in the beautiful Lune Valley.  The village of Wray is well known for its attractive buildings and history, and its beautiful location at the junction of the Roeburn and Hindburn rivers in the Lune Valley.  The surrounding countryside is a very popular area for walkers and cyclists.  The Wray Scarecrow Festival is held in May each year. The George and Dragon is a genuine village local with great food. There are two bar areas, welcoming fires for cold weather and a separate dining room.  Pub games available and a regular quiz night on Wednesday.

Bridge House Farm

Wray

Lancaster

LA2 8QP

Tel: 015242 22496

George & Dragon

Main Street

Wray

LA2 8QG

Tel: 015242 21403

The Royal Oak, Hornby

A warm welcome awaits you at the Royal Oak, situated in the delightful village of Hornby at the 15 mile point of the route, The Royal Oak is idealy situated as maybe your first port of call for a refreshing drink or bite to eat and offers secure storage for bikes. The Royal Oak is also well equiped and happy to cater for large groups of cyclists, offer mouthwatering full english breakfasts on Saturday & Sundays, and has a large beer garden.

The Royal Oak

Main Street

Hornby

Lancaster

LA2 8JY

Tel: 015242 21228