Bampton Village Memorial Hall   -  Cumbria, The Lake District

Bampton Memorial Hall

Main Hall, Small Hall & Outdoor Spaces available for hire all year round.

The Bampton Village Memorial Halls are available for everyone; for general charitable purposes, for education, training, arts, culture, heritage, amateur sports; for conservation and recreational purposes.

Bampton Village Memorial Halls regularly host a wide array of private and public groups including our local history society, folk camps, first responder training sessions, mountain rescue teams, wedding receptions, children's parties, funeral gatherings as well as numerous society AGM's and all sorts of clubs and associations. 

With capacity in The Main Hall for 200 people standing, 125 people sitting theatre style and 80 people sitting at round tables or even 100 people sitting at long tables, there are so many options for all kinds of functions and events.


If you have an event in mind please use the calendar and enquiry form below to see if we can host your event. Thank you.
 

Such a beautiful place with so much going on...

We are very proud to live in such a beautiful landscape all around us and we welcome visitors to enjoy the scenery and all the opportunities to engage with the area.

The parish covers the settlements in and around Bampton, Bampton Grange, Bomby, Butterwick, Burnbanks, Knipe and Walmgate stretching along the Lowther, Haweswater, Cawdale and Swindale rivers and becks.

Why not visit the area and get to know it well. You can find out more of what goes on in the Parish by following the link below to the Bampton Parish Council website.

The Mardale Inn, Bampton decked out with bunting for a jubilee celebration event

The Mardale Inn

Main Hall decked out for a Jubillee Celebration event

Celebrations

Sunrise over Knipe Scar

Knipe Scar

All ages dancing together in front of a Ceilidh band performing on the stage

Ceilidhs

A acoustic musician and his band mates play to an audience

Concerts

Lady walks along the riverside path

Walking & Camping Groups

Participants spread out across the Main Hall floor taking part in an exercise class

Pilates classes

An image of the facade of the Village Stores in Bampton showing the traditional iron railings, a bicycle and a picnic table

Village Stores

A group of 6 people sit at a picnic table enjoying a french speaking class with a young french lady

French speaking club

Man running across swing bridge over the River Lowther

Swing Bridge

A group of 5 people are looking closely and pointing at a map on a table

Navigation courses

An aerial image taken looking down towards the village halls set in the fields around Bampton

Village Halls

A lady sits on a chair with her dog standing next to her on a lead while another dog handler is standing with a pair of dogs in the back

Dog Training

The Old Chapel, Walmgate sitting in the morning mist

Old Chapel

A couple of singers and musicians stand in front of the Main Hall stage singing and playing a guitar

Music nights

A group of bowls players look on as a fellow player lines up his shot on an indoor carpeted track

Indoor Bowls Club

A view encompassing the village hall with many caravans lined up in the overflow car park field

Caravan clubs

A group of Yoga class participants are spread out evenly on their mats in the Small Hall

Yoga classes

An electric vehicle charging point located in the car park at the Village Hall

EV Charge Points

An image looking through the wrought iron gate into the church yard at St Patrick's Church at Bampton Grange

St Patrick's churchyard

A man on a quad bike passes another man walking his dog on a country lane above Bampton, Cumbria the Lake District

Rural community

A traditional road sign with additional events signs found at Bomby in the parish of Bampton, The Lake District

Signs old & new

A moss covered roof stone farm building

Traditional buildings

A flag type banner stands for an Orienteering event outside the entrance to Bampton Village hall, Cumbria, The lake District

Activity Events

Bampton Village Hall
Calendar 2025

Take a look to see what dates and times are available then complete the Enquiry Form below..

How to find us

From the South: To reach Bampton Village Memorial Hall you can exit J39 M6 Motorway, head towards Shap on the A6, on exiting Shap take the left turn signed to Bampton and follow the road for about 4 miles coming to Bampton Grange, then go over the bridge and on entering Bampton you will find the Village Hall on the right hand side . What 3 Words: riverboat.duplicity.unionists

 

From the North: To reach Bampton Memorial Hall you can exit J40 M6 Motorway, head east along the A66, then at the next roundabout take the A6 South, at the mini roundabout in Eamont Bridge take the right turn to Ullswater; go over the railway bridge at Yanwath and fork left-  signed to Askham. Follow the road through Askham, heading on to Butterwick and then to Bampton, pass the village shop and bear left towards the village hall. What 3 Words: riverboat.duplicity.unionists

 

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