Tent Campsites in Ambleside, Cumbria

Get away from it all at the secluded Leekworth Caravan Park which rests on fourteen lush acres of farmland right on the fringes of the pretty market village of Middleton. This beautiful campsite offers spectacular vistas over the enclosing countryside and bordered by the rolling hills of the North Pennines.

Walking country is at your disposal at Tarn Foot Farm Campsite. This hidden basic campsite accepts tents only and sits near Loughrigg Tarn, under Loughrigg Fell. Pack in your boots to explore this scenic area of Southern Lakeland and the Great Langdale.

Nestled in the Rydal Hall Estate grounds, this beautiful campsite is surrounded by Nabscar and Fairfield Horseshoe, offering breathtaking views of Rothay Valley. Travel just a mile from Ambleside and two and a half miles from Grasmere to reach this dog-friendly campsite.

Skelwith Fold Caravan Park is a peaceful 5-star awarded site nestled amid the natural beauty of the famed Lake District. The spacious and well-equipped park offers a range of camping accommodations to suit traditional touring camping and the glampers who enjoy kicking back in roomy abodes.

Low Wray Campsite is a cracking campsite providing guests with a memorable lakeside camping and glamping escape. The site rests next to Lake Windermere's more peaceful western shores.

We don't take bookings but operate a first come first served policy. We accept new arrivals on site daily between 2pm and 8pm.Baysbrown Farm is a lovely campsite tucked away in the small and lush village of Chapel Stile.

Sykeside Camping Park is a certificated site set in a lovely, remote location affording a wealth of scenic walks. The campsite is an excellent base for walking and rests in the verdant Dovedale Valley.

Coniston Holly How Youth Hostel is a well-maintained traditional youth hostel enjoying an enviable and scenic position in Coniston. The site rests just minutes from the picturesque village and shimmering lake of Coniston Water.

Coniston Hall Campsite is a lovely spot for a lively family escape nestled amid lush settings on the western shore of Coniston Water. The owners are laid-back and welcome guests to pitch in the corner of choice.

Coniston Park Coppice Campsite is a beautifully landscaped camping space tucked amid 63 peaceful acres of National Trust woodland, welcoming tents, small campervans, motorhomes and caravans.

If you want a quiet camping space that is inexpensive and a stroll from a pub, consider camping or glamping at Grizedale Campsite. This peaceful site rests in a quiet corner of the Lake District and offers campers a beautiful space on Grizedale valley.

Shepherds View is a lovely, small Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site located a short stroll from the bus stop rumbling into Coniston. The village is only 2 miles away.

Chapel House Farm Campsite rests in a unique location, offering the delights of simple camping for guests who enjoy back to nature escapes. The camping area consists of a single open field.

High Bridge End Farm is a compact, grassy and level campsite boasting a friendly and laid-back atmosphere. The site rests in a stunning and entirely tranquil location at the end of the shimmering reservoir of Thirlmere.

Crake Valley Holiday Park is a cracking award-winning site located close to the shores of Coniston Water amid the stunning landscapes of the stunning Lake District National Park in Cumbia.

Seatoller Farm is a peaceful, family-friendly site, ideally located a smooth twenty-minute drive from the picturesque town of Keswick. The traditional 16th-century farm lies nestled at the tip of the lush Borrowdale Valley amid soaring fells.

Dodgsons Wood is a tent-hire-only site ideal for families and groups who can picture themselves unwinding in a quiet location next to Coniston Water. The site is hidden amid ancient woodland and offers guests spotless toilets.

Borrowdale Caravan Club Site is a lovely site, nestled amid the stunning soaring fells and clusters of brightly coloured wildflowers, providing lucky guests with serene settings for escaping the modern world and getting right back to nature.

Moss Howe Farm is a tranquil, secluded base providing guests with the freedom to get back into nature, and enjoys the simple joys of camping, like huddling around a campfire.

Ullswater Holiday Park is a splendid holiday destination for families and affords spectacular views over the stunning Lake District fells. The rest in the heart of England’s most frequented national park and welcomes campervans.