Camping sites lake district

Is lake district a landscape? Dog friendly working farm and campsite in the scenic Woodland. Lake District, with touring pitches available all year round. Our Bowness on Windermere Club Site sits on the eastern shore of Windermere in the heart of the.

Campsites in Cumbria. Our family-friendly Windermere campsite is betwixt popular Bowness-on-Windermere and the market town of.

Check out our handy guidelines to wild camping etiquette in. Abbots Reading Farm Octolodges Ulverston, Cumbria A small, idyllic glampsite on a working farm in the Lake Distict National Park close to Coniston and windermere. We have a wide range of sites in the area, suitable for all tastes, and all in beautiful locations.

As the National Park Authority we do not have the power to allow camping on private land and. There are no marked out pitches and can accommodate tents and motorhomes only. It is ideal for launching boats and canoes directly from the shore. We offer a great variety of options to choose from, depending on your budget and the size of your group there are sure to be plenty of caravan options to suit you. Please note, when booking online, the booking form is just for one pitch.

A small, quiet static site with homes attractively landscaped in the old orchard of the adjacent farm among mature trees.

Our pods are all clean, warm, and perfect for an enjoyable holiday. Our customers are important to us - feel free to get in touch and discuss your requirements. Many have bars and restaurants on site as well as self.

Easy to get to due to the great public transport links between Ambleside and Great Langdale, which boasts a couple of pubs and a large campsite, the ascent is steep but not as challenging as some of the higher fells. Pods were a good size and the deluxe have a fridge, kettle, microwave, cutlery and plates and cups. Newby Bridge Country Caravan Park.

Our caravan was really lovely and spacious for our family of 6. Chapel Farm Caravan. Holme Fell and lake , Hodge Close, Coniston Holme Fell is a lovely, low, family-friendly fell (317m) with a heather-clad top and views down over Coniston Water. The beds were lovely. You’re likely to have it all to yourself and it makes a good spot to try some discreet wild camping.

Stayed for nights camping with family and friends. Hillcroft is a fantastic campsite, beautifully kept and absolutely spotless. This beautiful campsite feels secluded yet is within walking distance of Kendal itself where you’ll find a selection of shops, a supermarket, two castles, the Abbot Hall Art Gallery as well as the award-winning Quaker Tapestry Exhibition. Kestrel Lodge also has a spectacular setting and is unusual in that it allows campfires.

Discover the best places to stay now. A great area for camping and campsites and for exploring this wonderful part of Cumbria. Pitch up your tent, roll out the sleeping bags and toast marshmallows on the fire.

With caravan and motorhome campsites set in the National Trust woodlan book at sites such as Borrowdale and Coniston Park Coppice for a fully immersive getaway.

We are open all year round. Our facilities are two male and two female showers, toilets and washing up area. We do not offer electric hook ups. In the heart of the national park, mountains loom on all sides – Blencathra, Skiddaw, Grisedale Pike – while the lake itself and other areas of interest, such as Castlerigg Stone Circle and Whinlatter Forest, leave something for every kind of camper.

In this quiet valley there is still the Peace and Tranquility that should be Lakeland - but rarely is in the bustling centres. Found in the village of Buttermere which neighbours Keswick, Cockermouth and Borrowdale. It is the perfect place for a camping or glamping holiday. Facilities at the campsite include an on- site shop, a recently refurbished toilet and shower block, washing-up areas, a laundry room, electric hook-up to tents and charge points for electric bikes. Book Now From Low Prices Per Night.

Memories of camping beside the smooth waters of Windermere, Ullswater, Coniston Water and more, will never leave you. Head for the hills! Including lakeside camping pitches, campervan locations in the hills and even luxury glamping. All of our campsites offer grass pitches for tents.

We also offer grass pitches with electric hook-up at several campsites. Backpacker facilities come in handy for some and are available at some campsites. With lots of weather-proof options, Autumn-time can be a great time to visit with invigorating walks, and cosy evenings around a woodburner or tucked up in your picturesque campervan spot. An abundance of wildlife such as squirrels, roe and red deer, foxes and birds surround us.

Such are our environmental credentials that the late TV botanist David Bellamy is an especially big fan of Park Cliffe.