Blog Visiting Learning Caring for Planning Search: Places to go Things to do Where to stay Plan your visit Visiting Car Parks Forecast The Countryside Code Places to visit Things to do Plan your visit Where to stay Events and guided walks Accessible for all Maps Weather in the Lakes Webcams, videos and photos Uniquely Lake District Frequently asked questions Home > Visiting > Frequently asked questions Frequently asked questions + How has coronavirus affected the National Park and Authority services? + Where can I park and find traffic information? + Who owns the Lake District National Park? + What times are the Park open? + How can I book accommodation in the Lake District? + How can I find out public transport times? + What is there to do in the Lake District? + What events are there in the Lake District this month / year? + What would you recommend for someone new to the Lake District? + Where can I have a barbecue? + Can I go wild camping in the Lake District? + Where can I fly my drone? + Where / how can I register my boat? + Which lakes can I use my boat / kayak / paddleboard on? + How can I stay safe on the water? + How do I report blue green algae? + Are there any job vacancies with the Lake District National Park? + Who do I contact for media enquiries? + How can I donate to support the work of the National Park? + Can I leave a memorial in the National Park? + Can I have a camp fire? + Where do I put my litter? + What do I do with my dog’s poo? + Where can I park in the Lake District? + Do you allow trail hunting in the Lake District? The Lake District National Park Authority looks after this unique corner of England, encouraging people to enjoy and understand its beauty and helping those who live and work here. Our staff include rangers and field workers, advisers at our visitor centres, planners and ecologists. About usContact usNewsCareersDonateAccessibility and cookiesSite mapVolunteer loginWeatherline