Capernwray Hall is a 19th-century mansion set in 175 acres of parkland, just south of England's famous Lake District, and west of the rugged crags of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Capernwray Hall was built in the mid-1800's as a private home for the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Lancaster. The Scottish border is 70 miles (110 km) to the north; to the east lie the Yorkshire Dales with their beautiful waterfalls and rugged crags. To the south is the ancient City of Lancaster. Manchester with its international airport is just over an hour away.

Capernwray was purchased in 1946 for use as a Christian holiday and conference centre. See A Short History. It was first used as a Bible School in autumn 1947, to meet the demand for good, sound Bible teaching for the many new converts from the holiday conferences.

Over the years since then, more and more people have taken advantage of this Bible teaching. Each winter the Hall is full to capacity with 190 students, from sometimes as many as 30 different nations. During the summer months it is home to a total of over 1500 guests from all walks of life.

Capernwray Hall, Carnforth, Lancashire LA6 1AG, England • Telephone (44) 1524 733908 • Fax (44) 1524 736681
Email address at capernwray.org.uk: holidays