Tower Knowe Visitor Centre
Tower Knowe | Kielder | Northumberland | NE48 1BX
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Tower Knowe shop is open daily from 9am - 4pm to end October. Then is closed over winter, reopening Easter 2018.
Best for: finding out what there is to do.
A great place to discover the area's rich history - check out the interactive exhibition on the Dam and how it was built . It's also a good way to find out what you can do and where.
Come here to:
- Have a coffee or lunch at Cafe on the Water.
- Please note the explore centre is now open
- Take in the beautiful views over Kielder Water.
- Start a walk or bike ride along the 26 mile Lakeside Way.
- Board the Osprey Ferry (subject to pre-booking and timetable).
- Buy a fishing starter pack.
- Shop for souvenirs, fishing tackle and outdoor wear.
- Walk to Kielder Dam or Northumberland Wildlife Trust's nature reserve at Falstone Moss.
- Visit Kielder Water Sailing Club (new members welcome).
Café on the Water
Café on the Water sits on our sister site, Tower Knowe. It is about a ten minute drive from Kielder Waterside, a stop on the Osprey Ferry and is on the Lakeside Way.
The café is perfect for a quick or light bite or a snack. We have a selection of hot and cold drinks plus savoury and sweet options for you to pick from. We can definitely recommend the homemade ice cream although it is hard to pick just one flavour – you will want them all! Sitting on the edge of the lake the views are spectacular.
The café is particularly popular during the day with people who are out and about. Whether it be cyclists or walkers who want a break from the Lakeside Way, explorers from the ferry or people stopping off on their way somewhere else there is something for everyone.
| Monday to Saturday | 10.00am until 5.00pm |
| Sunday’s | 10.00am until 5.00pm |
What's nearby
Produced By Kielder Water & Forest Park Development Trust. Registered Charity Number: 1139328. Members: Northumbrian Water, Forestry Commission, Calvert Trust Kielder, Northumberland County Council, Northumberland National Park Authority and Kielder Observatory Astronomical SocietySupported by the Joicey Trust.
