Testimonials
Read our customers’ testimonials below.
Deep in the history of Furness peninsula. 500+ years
Fascinating history of the quakers in there old hall,just opened after a few years undergoing a major change and improvement
Beautiful old building and gardens. They are doing a fantastic job in maintaining it. So glad and appreciative to see it on the open day today.
We came to visit a historical site for Quakers. I'm so grateful I made it. I hope to come back when the whole site is open and it's not raining. The staff were so hospitable. We walked from Ulverston and I highly recommend if you are able. I'm abit challenged mobility wise but so worth it. We
Just went to the cafe, house and garden. Cafe very basic but very comfortable with great staff plus volunteers. House extremely interesting and is a great introduction to the origins of Quakerism. Grey March day for our visit so much of the garment still dormant so will definitely go back to
A hidden gem! We stayed in the Garden Suite for a few nights and honestly could not have asked for better. From the moment we booked we felt welcome and this continued throughout our stay. The accommodation was perfect for us - warm, comfortable and ideally equipped for our needs. Location
I recently visited Swarthmoor Hall, and what a lovely experience it was! This charming little building from the 17th century is nestled just outside Ulverston, making it a peaceful escape. The rich history of George and Margaret Fell truly adds character, and I found myself fascinated by their
Deep in the history of Furness peninsula. 500+ years
Fascinating history of the quakers in there old hall,just opened after a few years undergoing a major change and improvement
Beautiful old building and gardens. They are doing a fantastic job in maintaining it. So glad and appreciative to see it on the open day today.
We came to visit a historical site for Quakers. I'm so grateful I made it. I hope to come back when the whole site is open and it's not raining. The staff were so hospitable. We walked from Ulverston and I highly recommend if you are able. I'm abit challenged mobility wise but so worth it. We
Just went to the cafe, house and garden. Cafe very basic but very comfortable with great staff plus volunteers. House extremely interesting and is a great introduction to the origins of Quakerism. Grey March day for our visit so much of the garment still dormant so will definitely go back to
A hidden gem! We stayed in the Garden Suite for a few nights and honestly could not have asked for better. From the moment we booked we felt welcome and this continued throughout our stay. The accommodation was perfect for us - warm, comfortable and ideally equipped for our needs. Location
I recently visited Swarthmoor Hall, and what a lovely experience it was! This charming little building from the 17th century is nestled just outside Ulverston, making it a peaceful escape. The rich history of George and Margaret Fell truly adds character, and I found myself fascinated by their
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