Campsites in Cumbria

Simple, quaint country fun, 800 acres of country fun to be precise.

This site makes for a really fantastic postcard. With lake Buttermere on your doorstep and a backdrop of Cumbrian hills, you'll find it quite hard to leave.

Arrive at this campsite by a steam locomotive and prepare to amaze your kids with this campsite that has it all: playgrounds, streams and lots of trains.

Ever yurnt for that perfect yurt camping experience? Look no further. Woodlands, endless falls and crackling fires-who needs Mongolia?

If it’s views you want, then it’s views you got! Fresh farm produce to eat whilst lazing on a sunny afternoon watching the moss-lined beck go by.

Once you get off the tiny ferry to this site, you won't be able to stop marvelling about what awaits you: Castles, freshwater pools and breathtaking views.

Not many campsites can beat the location of this stunningly diverse retreat. Wake up every morning to the Helvellyn falls and fall in love with life again.

Catch food, kill food, eat food. Find sticks, rub sticks, make fire. Back to basics with a stunning Cumbrian Hillian backdrop.

Looking for the land that time forgot? Look no further! No Computers, limited showers and a rope-swing for enertainment. Primitive yet so countryesque!

Sshh, don’t tell anyone but this place offers a great escape, supreme walking and caters well for kids too, just don’t go shouting about it.

Strap on the hiking boots and get involved in this beast of a site. Walk amongst crags, fells, pikes, tarns and waterfalls-definitely far from the beaten track.

Great Langdale campsite has absolutely spectacular views of mountains, lakes and valleys. The campsite is well organised and efficiently run.

Wasdale Head is tranquil campsite provides a great base camp for a walk in the mountains.

Low Wray National Trust campsite sits on the shore of Lake Windermere. It’s a small site with two main areas for camping; one set back from the lake in a clearing surrounded by trees, and another tree-scattered spot right on the shore with expansive views across the water.

Boutique and bijou farm camping in a small orchard and kitchen garden.

Bring plenty of honey for the bears at this forest wonderland, or just eat it yourself in pure peace and quiet...

Morrocan, magical, star-gazing, yurt-loving fun!

Epic views in this Cumbrian treat...

Absolute visual masterpiece of a campsite...with plenty of fellwalking opportunities.

View-tastic camping nestled in the stunning Cumbrian valleys.

The National Trust’s Low Wray campsite on the shore of Lake Windermere has long been renowned as a pretty near-perfect spot for campers. And now you can glamp here, in fully equipped, luxury yurts nestling in woodland above the lake.

Get away from it all at this magical woodland hideaway.

Guests have commented that Howbeck Lodge is their ‘little piece of heaven’. We certainly agree.

Glamping getaways in stunning Cumbria.