motorhome sites in the lake district (1 Viewer)

[jonahsv]

hiya all .
i am new to motorhoming .
we are looking for a site to stay in the lake district .
we would need
1. dog friendly
2 . easy access from site for walking
3.pref near a lake
4 hook up and water
5 quierter the better
any sugestions would be greatly appreciated.
cheers gray

 

[David and Sally]

CMC have sites in that area
Try Pitchup for sites.
Enjoy.

Wiser heads are on their way with advice.

 

[kevenh]

Just because I looked at where NT would take us, I found they have a good presence in the Lake District.
Same cost to members & none members.
At least one will match ALL your needs.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holiday-lists/caravans-campervans-and-motorhomes shows 4. The 5th must be on a boundary edge.

EDIT: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/low-wray-campsite-lake-district << must be the full "needs" match

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[Dramfineday]

Try:

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www.campsites.co.uk

or

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Compare motorhome and campervan sites in The Lake District and Cumbria, read trusted reviews and book with confidence on Pitchup.com.

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[Stewart J]

New CCC site at Braithwaite opening 24th May, had a look at it today well impressed, bus stop at entrance for visiting, Keswick, Penrith Cockermouth and beyond.

Braithwaite Village Campsite

Book our highly-rated Braithwaite Village campsite from £13.05 p/n. View pitch availability and book online now to kick-start your Lake District adventure!

www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk

 

[Cal54]

Just a word of caution - you need to book well in advance to get on the CCC sites in the Lake District. Also some have minimum stays during school holidays.

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[davidbaldam]

There’s a nice CL in the middle of Coniston village we’ve stayed there in the passed 5 min walk to the lake a new 2 mins to the shops and pubs.

 

[Cheshirecat57]

hiya all .
i am new to motorhoming .
we are looking for a site to stay in the lake district .
we would need
1. dog friendly
2 . easy access from site for walking
3.pref near a lake
4 hook up and water
5 quierter the better
any sugestions would be greatly appreciated.
cheers gray

Welcome
Can recommend CAMC at Coniston and one in Grange over sands
But if you are looking for weekends they may well be full this year
Good luck

 

[orridge]

Just a word of caution - you need to book well in advance to get on the CCC sites in the Lake District. Also some have minimum stays during school holidays.

All year round at CCC in the Lakes from 2 nights minimum on Grass pitches in low season to 5 nights minimum in High Season.

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[LindaPaulB]

We stayed at Waterfoot Park, Pooley Bridge last year. Small site for tourers, mainly statics but great location for walks and easy stroll into the village for pubs & cafes

 

[Mr porky]

We like Coniston

 

[DBK]

Welcome! Finding a pitch will be your challenge. We are going to the Lakes in September and the CMC had no vacancies in the central area near the actual lakes themselves. There was space at Meathrop Fell and Dockray Meadow and we will be visiting them as our consolation prize instead. They aren't too far as the crow flies from the nice bits.

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[Simon Meadwell]

Nice sites in Pooley Bridge . Right on the lake but not quiet.

 

[Grummyb]

Caravan and camping club have 2 sites in kendals virtually next door to each other on the edge of the lake 5 minutesxwalk into town and loads of walking there I was there at christmas and it was fantastic

 

[SteveB123]

Keswick

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[Charlie9038]

Conniston c&m, Keswick CCC or Derewent water c&m, & Borrowdale C&M the other side of derwent lake no facilities though here.

 

[adt]

Lakes and Fells CS (C&CC), right decide the Stott Park Bobbin Mill.
Walks out past the mill and up into the hills from High Dam, or around the dam for a shorter walk, can go through Finsthwaite and the woods to Lakeside on Windermere.
Site has dedicated water to each pitch, electric for £14 a night.
One of my favourites and go there at least a couple of times a year.

 

[Peterj]

Consider Borrowdale CMC site. Its at the southern end of Derwent Water with many walks close by; just a few minutes walk to the lake side, fell walks (path to Cat Bells etc. is opposite the site entrance). Buses to Keswick, Seatoller, Buttermere etc. nearby.

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[kevenh]

My top tip is Low Wray campsite.
Just 2 EHU pitches though. Details here.

About Low Wray Campsite​

Nestled on the western shoreline of Lake Windermere.
This stunning site offers a wide-range of camping options including traditional pitches with waterfront, lake, meadow or woodland views, or camping pods, safari tents, space for campervans and even two suspended tree tents.

Facilities at the site include a shop, three toilet and shower blocks, laundry facilities, washing-up areas and bring your own canoes for pottering about on England's largest lake.

Leave the car behind for a few days and head out on your bikes or on foot along the lakeshore to Claife Viewing Station, or through scenic views to Beatrix Potter's garden at Hill Top, or Allan Bank at Grasmere.

 

[glenn2926]

Caravan and camping club have 2 sites in kendals virtually next door to each other on the edge of the lake 5 minutesxwalk into town and loads of walking there I was there at christmas and it was fantastic

I’m not aware of a lake at Kendal, can you tell me which one it is please?

 

[The Coops]

Check for THS there was always one at Ambleside Rugby Club

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[Simon Meadwell]

Castle Rigg Hall nice site outside Keswick.

 

[tribalbrit]

Theres a commercial site on Coniston water, no booking required, pitch where you like, huge site, on the water, no electric though.