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Visiting High House
Members are able to use the hut any time that it is booked for fellfarer use or un-booked. Large groups of members planning to visit High House should notify us so it can be shown on the booking calendar that the hut is busy and other members can choose whether or not to visit. Members also have the right to stay in the member's room when there is an external booking, unless is is for exclusive use (shown on calendar with an E) but should consider the nature and size of the booking before exercising this right.
Notifying us that you plan to visit
Large groups - please email bookings.kff@gmail.com and let us know the dates you are planning to stay.
High House - Information for Members
External Bookings / More Information
If you are a non member interested in booking High House, or want to find out more about facilities at High House, please go to http://highhouseborrowdale.co.uk/ or use the link below
Staying at High House - Information for Members
High House is a restored and converted 16th/17th century farmhouse situated near the hamlet of Seathwaite in Borrowdale. It is reserved for Fellfarers and their guests at all Bank Holidays, and many other weekends and weeks throughout the year.
The History of High House
The history of High House as a building, and of its occupants - by Hugh Taylor
Oread Bunkhouses
We have reciprocal rights with Oread (and therefore access to their bunkhouses in Baslow in Derbyshire and Rhyd Ddu in Snowdonia
Staying at High House (The Hut)
- High house is reserved solely for Fellfarers and their guests at all Bank Holidays, and many other weekends and weeks throughout the year.
- Members may also stay in the members room when other clubs have booked High House (unless the club have paid for exclusive use).
- Information about availability is on the calendar page.
- Access to High House is via a key safe - the code is communicated to members by email when changed or can be obtained by contacting a member of committee.
- Children of members, when accompanied by a parent or by a responsible adult nominated by a parent, may also use High House free of charge.
- Each member may take up to 2 guests to High House, for which a charge is levied. This should be paid to any committee member, or sent to the Treasurer. Any child of 5 years of age or over, who is not the child of a member, is considered to be a guest and the full guest night fee is payable.
- If a member wishes to take more than 2 guests mid-week (Monday to Thursday nights inclusive), they may book High House on the same basis as an external group but for a discounted rate of approx 50%. The same rules apply as to external groups
