Campervan Campsites in Appleby, Cumbria

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.

Hazel Brow Farm Campsite is a sheltered, friendly site spread out in a spacious orchard across from the from a lovely farm in the Yorkshire Dales. This beautiful quiet site welcomes tents.

Irton House Farm is a friendly, serene campsite enjoying a convenient position just five miles from local amenities in the picturesque village of Bassenthwaite. The site affords stunning vistas over the gleaming Bassenthwaite Lake and Skiddaw and rests a few minutes’ drive from a verdant wildlife park and an established distillery.

Ah, what serene settings to pitch up and unwind. Thorpe Farm Centre is a tranquil campsite set on the lush grounds of an eighteenth-century Peel House. The spacious site is beyond perfect for a relaxing family escape.

Pier Cottage Caravan Park is a lovely property on the shores of Coniston Water, providing visitors with a beautiful base for exploring the hills or indulging in watersports.

Waters Edge Caravan Park is a family-friendly site set on the fringes of the stunning Lake District. The campsite enjoys a convenient location just a mile from the M6 and rests a smooth fifteen-minute drive from the buzzing town of Kendal.

Blaithwaite House is a spacious, family-friendly site providing guests with a delightful slice of the stunning Cumbrian countryside, an ideal 10-minute drive from the buzzing market town of Wigton.

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.

There’ll be no cross faces at Crosslands Farm, a lovely site comprising a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated site and self-catering accommodation. Owners Ann and David have lovingly restored the typical 17th-century farmhouse nestled amid the stunning natural beauty of the Rusland Valley.

Whinfell Hall Farm Camp Site is a secluded, spacious site welcoming individuals, couples, families and groups. The campsite serves as an excellent base for adventures in the western lakes.

The Inn at the Bush is a family and biker-friendly site set next to a cosy pub serving pub grub and a variety of bevvies. The campsite rests on the fringes of the Solway Coast.

Escape to the heart of the Lake District at The Church House Inn Campsite, a beautiful space offering respite to weary travellers and holidaymakers since the 14th century. The site is ideal for unwinding and soaking in the area's natural scenery.

Wild Camping Northumberland is a delightful spot for plugging in and forgetting the stress of the rat race. The site is a hidden gem and provides guests with ample space where one can stretch out in the golden glow of the sunrise and marvel at daybreak.

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.

Beacon Fell View is a spacious, family-friendly holiday site set out on thirty acres of lush, landscaped park, commanding spectacular views over the stunning Ribble Valley.

Street Head Caravan Park is a magnificent camping, and caravanning site tucked away in the scenic Yorkshire Dales and is an easy trot from the picturesque villages of Thoralby and West Burton.

Set on the historic grounds of Cove Manor House, King Robert The Bruces Cave is a family-run caravan and camping site. It houses a unique monument – an ancient cave that sheltered the fourteenth-century King Robert the Bruce for three months during the bleakest days of The Wars of Independence.

Westlands Country Park provides the thrills of fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting to create the ideal atmosphere for holidaymakers who want nothing more than to kick back and enjoy a relaxing break from the stress of modern life.