Here you can find more about our, film screening, news announcements, eco projects, walking advice, everyday life and all the other things we think you might be interested to know……
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Join us on any Friday night and try one of our 10” Stone Baked Pizzas form our new menu.
We are open to non-resident guests along with our bar refreshments and standard menu available on other nights.
We’re thrilled to announce our new short promotional video.
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We hope that you enjoy watching it, please share with your friends on social media using the links provided.
Kendal based Curry Club members joined us here at Thorney How for a Curry Feast as part of their regular monthly Friday nights out. A Curry Feast is one of the options available to groups of 10 or more, also available to non residents.
Food is our top priority at Thorney how.
From the home grown summer fruits, salads and seasonal vegetables, to ensuring that all our suppliers are also locally sourcing their own produce.
Our next programme of films will feature films that celebrate the 18th Century English Romantic Poets. Presented in conjunction with The Wordsworth Trust.
Join us once a month for four film screenings, December through to March, on Sunday evenings from 5pm. Tickets include supper and discussion.
Thorney How guest accommodation and bunkhouse is privately owned and managed by Taylor and Carolyn Nuttall since 2011.
