Silecroft Caravan Park rests alongside the spectacular Pettycur beach and is a peaceful yet central base to explore the numerous attractions in the Lake District. It is common knowledge that there are more than enough attractions and activities to suit all ages and abilities in the national park.

Even the most anti-outdoors person will feel incredibly sad to bid adieu to a sumptuous stay at Neaum Crag, a lovely site with alpine-style lodges tucked away and generously spaced on 18-acres of striking woodland.

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.

YHA Helvellyn enjoys a peaceful and unique location, nestled 963-feet up one of the largest mountains in the UK. The site rests amid the stunning scenery of the Lake District and serves as an incredible base for exploring the second highest mountain in the national park.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Gillside Camping and Caravan Park Ullswater is the ideal base for guests who want to get away from it all, resting on a peaceful Lakeland farm that serves as an excellent base for uncovering the natural scenery and attractions in the renowned Lake District National Park.

Troutbeck Head Caravan Club Site is a classically beautiful site located amid the stunning natural beauty of the North Lakeland countryside, an ideal 4-miles from amenities like restaurants.

The Estate Patterdale is a gorgeous, five-pitch, Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location for member’s only, located on a private 300-acre Lakeland estate. The site rests on the southern tip of the stunning and peaceful Ullswater valley.

Askew Rigg Farm is a small Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location set amid beautiful countryside with rolling Lake District hills forming an imposing border on one side.

Harbour Lights Campsite is one of those splendid locations where one can have their cake and eat it. This roomy, clean and welcoming site rests in a lovely location on the Cumbrian coast.

There'll be no long faces at Longlands Caravan Park, a beautifully laid out, private holiday park blending luxurious homes with the thrills of kicking back in the great outdoors.

Moordale Caravan Park is a lovely little campsite located a short walk from a beautiful beach. The site rests on the Solway Coast, on the fringes of the picturesque village of Blitterlees.

Side Farm Campsite is arguably one of the most scenically placed campsites in England, near an unbeatable collection of walks. The small yet simple site boasts spectacular lakeside views and enjoys a central position.

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.

Butterflowers Holiday Park is a friendly, well-maintained site a stone’s throw from the beach and half a mile from the picturesque village of Haverigg. Guests are ideally placed for seaside escapes and within walking distance of local amenities like shops and pubs.

If you’re craving an escape from the maddening pace of the rat race yet have no wish to break the bank, consider a stay at Hawkshead Youth Hostel, an excellent base for cheap escapes and activity holidays in the Beatrix Potter country.