The Historic Houses and Gardens of Cumbria, the Lake District
| Blackwell | Bowness-on-Windermere | |||
| Brantwood | Coniston | |||
| Dalemain | Penrith | |||
| Derwent Isle House | Keswick | |||
| Dove Cottage | Grasmere | |||
| Hill Top | Near Sawrey, Ambleside | |||
| Holehird | Windermere | |||
| Holker Hall | Cark-in-Cartmell | |||
| Hutton-in-the-Forest | Penrith | |||
| Isel Hall | Cockermouth | |||
| Langdale Chase Hotel | Windermere | |||
| Levens Hall & Gardens | Kendal | |||
| Mirehouse | Bassenthwaite | |||
| Muncaster Castle | Muncaster | |||
| Rydal Mount | Ambleside | |||
| Sizergh Castle & Garden | Kendal | |||
| Swarthmoor Hall | Ulverston | |||
| Townend House | Troutbeck, Windermere | |||
| Wordsworth House | Cockermouth | |||
| Wray Castle and Grounds | Hawkshead | |||
| Acorn Bank Garden | Penrith | |||
| Brockhole | Windermere | |||
| Fellfoot Park and Garden | Newby Bridge | |||
| Graythwaite Hall Gardens | Newby Bridge | |||
| Rydal Hall Garden | Ambleside | |||
| St Nicholas' Church Gardens | Whitehaven | |||
| Stagshaw Garden | Ambleside | |||
| Winderwath Gardens | Temple Sowerby | |||
| Wood Hall | Cockermouth | |||
| Dora’s Field | Rydal | |||
| Wordsworth’s Daffodils | Glencoyne Bay | |||
| Hayes Garden World | Ambleside | |||
| Larch Cottage Nurseries | Melkinthorpe, Penrith | |||
| Beetham Nurseries | Beetham | |||
| Houghton Hall Garden Centre | Carlisle | |||
| Bank Mill Nursery | Silloth | |||
There is a separate listing of the gardens which were created by Thomas Mawson, (1861-1933), the founder of modern landscape architecture, who had his business in Windermere.