Seascale B&B

Seascale is a small attractive seaside resort that can trace its origins to an early Norse settlement and to Roman Britain. In the 1850s, the railway opened up Seascale as a holiday destination. The town provided bracing sea air, miles of clean sandy beaches, safe bathing and easy rail travel. Grey Croft Stone Circle is about half a mile north of the town only yards from British Nuclear Fuel's Sellafield Nuclear Site. It is the site of the world's first commercial nuclear power station at Calder Hall and the Windscale Nuclear Reactor. The present Sellafield Reprocessing Plant converts the spent fuel from nuclear reactors worldwide into re-useable uranium, plutonium, and other radioactive fission products. There are several inns or hotels at or near Seascale but only a few bed and breakfast establishments (b&b).

Lake District B&B | Windermere B&B | Coniston B&B |Grasmere B&B | Ulverston B&B | Cockermouth B&B | Ullswater B&B | Grange-over-Sands B&B | Hawkshead B&B |