Tebay services
M6 between J38 and J39
Signposted from the road.
CA10 3SB
map and directions
Two sites located between junctions, with no public connection between them.
Arguably the UK's most popular and most famous service station, Tebay is a family-owned site which sits in the Lake District on the M6, consisting of two services offering great views. It has many nice and unique facilities such as a duck pond, a farm shop and a caravan park, and its quality and cleanliness are often praised.
Lorry drivers may prefer the J38 Truckstop, which is also ran by Westmorland and located a few miles to the south at junction 38.
Facilities[edit]
Catering: Cafe, Food to Go
Shops: Butcher's Counter, Farm Shop, Snack Bar
Main Amenities: Children's Play Area, Dog Walking Area, Free Cash Machines, Meeting Room, Outdoor Barbecue (weather dependent), Showers
northbound only: Caravan Park, Ecotricity electric vehicle charging point, Tesla electric vehicle charging point
Motel: Tebay Services Hotelwebsite
Forecourt: Esso, Shop, Coffee Bar, Food to Go, AdBlue Containers, Premier LPG, Car Wash
Parking Prices[edit]
First two hours free for all vehicles, after which cars must pay £12, Caravans, campervans and motorhomes are £18, and HGV’s are £18 with a £3 food voucher.
The fees are enforced by Westmorland Limited.
Contact Details[edit]
Address:
Westmorland Motorway Services Ltd
Westmorland Place
Orton
Penrith
Cumbria
CA10 3SB
- Telephone number: 01539 624511
- Grid reference: (northbound)
NY608065 (southbound)&map=OSMMap&zoom=16&layer=0 NY605062 (northbound)
NY608065 (southbound)
Trivia and History[edit]
Full details: History:Tebay
In 2010 the services raised £3,500 for the Cumbria flood appeal.
Tebay is one of the few sites where signage encourages vehicles to use the Rear Access, although 'no entry' signs are also used. This is mainly to serve the hotel and caravan park, which are technically built off-site.
Inside, the lack of advertising or loud colours gives it more in common with some National Trust properties than any other service station. The motorway network's first farm shops were opened here in 2003 by Prince Charles.
Alternatives[edit]
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| Burton-in-Kendal (M6 northbound, 21 miles) Killington Lake (M6 southbound, 11 miles) Scotch Corner (A66, 44 miles) | Services on the M6 | Southwaite (26 miles) |
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