Get back to nature with the National Trust by camping at our campsites located in the Lake District National Park.
- Low Wray on the quiet western shore of Windermere with access for non-powered boating activities. Open April -1 November, re-opening Easter 2010
- Wasdale in the remote western valleys close to Wastwater, England's deepest lake and Scafell Pike, England's highest mountain. Open all year
- Great Langdale in the heart of the Lake District mountains, ideal location for fell-walking and climbing. Open all year
- Hoathwaite close to the shore of beautiful Coniston Water. Now closed for the winter, re-opening Easter 2010
- Please read our important terms and conditions before you set off on your camping trip
- Wasdale and Great Langdale campsites currently operate on a first come, first served basis. A new advanced booking system is in operation at Low Wray. More Information

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No Tent?
Find out more about our Holme Wood Bothy situated on the shore of beautiful Loweswater. It is also ideally based for all kinds of outdoor pursuits or for those who prefer a little more comfort try staying in a Camping Pod on trail for a limited time only.
Autumn/Winter Special Offer Book a pod Mon - Thurs in mid and low season and get £5 off per night!. More Information
We need your help

Five million pounds needs to be raised to repair 145 footpaths in the Lake District, visit www.fixthefells.co.uk to find out more and make a donation.
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