THE WILD NORTHUMBERLAND A place of incredible natural beauty
One of Europe's largest forests, world heritage meadows, an area designated "of outstanding beauty", along with dark skies where you can see the spiral arm of milky way galaxy without any aid, surround the sparkling lake at the heart of this project. Around us is over 1,000 acres of land on the Scotland/England border filled with natural beauty, history, and archaeological gems. The Lake Biminy project is an ambitious project that aims to solve a number of issues facing rural sites western Europe.
THE LODGES Stay in our luxury lodges
Lake Biminy lodges will be the height of luxury with between 5-7 rooms in each lodge with 10-14 guests per lodge. Accommodation will include a hot tub, steam room, games room with snooker table, a full chefs kitchen, and beautiful waters of lake for you to enjoy just at your doorstep.
GET ACTIVE Experience everything the lake has to offer
From standup paddle boarding, wild swimming, fishing wild brown trout and salmon, cycling, hoking and exploring historic site, there is a lot to keep you busy at Lake Biminy.
EAT FROM THE LAND The Last Cafe in England
Halfway to Edinburgh will be an all organic cafe and diner, with all food grown from the adjoining land, using the farm-to-table concept. Take a tour of the of the greenhouses and the gardens that grow all our food.
Step Outside For An Adventure In Nature
Find well-being in Fritton Lakes unspoilt sustainable wildland, beautiful wildlife and unrivaled, seasonal food.
Historical Northumberland
The border between England and Scotland, Northumberland’s location has a history of iconic battles, Roman invasions and Viking leaving behind stunning castles and landmarks.
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Visit Kielder
Home to England’s largest forest and the biggest man-made lake in Northern Europe, Kielder Water & Forest Park is a playground for cyclists, walkers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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Dark Skies
CPRE designated the skies above Lake Biminy one of the darkest in Europe awarding Gold Tier Dark Sky Park status by the IDA. At nearly 580sq miles, it is the largest in the world, joining the likes of Death Valley and Big Bend in USA.
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