Lytham St Annes is a friendly, well-maintained site set out on a lovely cricket club, a short trot from the sea. Guests are invited to come over if coastal retreats are uppermost in mind.

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.

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.

Coniston Experience Freedom Glamping is a spacious, friendly site set on the banks of Coniston Water, affording easy access to a range of activities and attractions in the Lake District.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Birchbank Farm Campsite is a small, friendly spot hidden away on a sprawling sheep farm, on the fells between Coniston Water and the Duddon Estuary. The remote settings are ideal for those ‘away from it all’ camping escapes.

Black Beck Farm is a peaceful and spacious site offering a range of camping accommodations to suit all budgets and travel needs, nestled amid the stunning scenery of the Lake District.

Newby Bridge Country Caravan Park is a spacious, well-equipped site nuzzled in peaceful woodland settings, a quick drive from the southern shores of Lake Windermere. The site rests in the quiet hamlet of Newby Bridge.

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.

If you’re looking for a scenic base with a central location and heaps to do, pitch your tent or park up at Bowness On Windermere Campsite. This cracking spot rests on the eastern shores of Lake Windermere.

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.

Kick back in delightful woodland settings amid an old quarry at Bigland Hall Caravan Park, a lovely family-run holiday park in the Lake District. The site comprises over seventy privately owned lodges.

Eskdale Campsite is a tranquil base for getting away from the rat race and its complexities, savouring the gentle pace of quintessentially English countryside and scenery. The site is a hotspot for open-air pursuits.

Let out a sigh of contentment as you survey the pleasing rural settings at the family-owned Greaves Farm Caravan Park, a compact yet entirely scenic campsite nuzzled amid miles of rolling countryside.

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.

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.

Bardsea Leisure Park is an excellent base for exploring Ulverston, located an ideal 15-minute stroll away. The site rests in the stunning Furness peninsula, on the fringe of the Lake District.