Lake District camping

View over Great Langdale Campsite and Langdale Pikes

Camping at Great Langdale Campsite, Ambleside, Lake District, Cumbria — Camping at Great Langdale Campsite, Lake District, Cumbria

Carpet of bluebells by the Low Wray Safari tent — Campers can enjoy the carpet of bluebells in the woods at Low Wray from the comfort of a safari tent

A camping pod a Great Langdale Campsite, Ambleside, Lake District, Cumbria — A camping pod a Great Langdale Campsite, Lake District, Cumbria

Hoathwaite Campsite offers a stunning location by the shores of Coniston — Adventure awaits at Hoathwaite Campsite

Children enjoying their autumn camp — Enjoy autumn in the great outdoors

Stay by the lakeshore with Long Valley Yurts at Low Wray

Views at Wasdale, Cumbria — Wasdale, Cumbria

Whether you're a camper or a glamper, you'll find a fantastic place to stay at one of our four Lake District campsites in the heart of the UK's newest World Heritage site.

Our sites are perfectly placed for walking, cycling, climbing, running and boating as well as visiting our indoor spaces such as Wray Castle or our Sticklebarn pub. If you can't decide where to go, our campsite staff love to share their passion for the Lake District - just ask.

Your campsite fees help us to look after the Lakes, so thank you for choosing to stay with us.

Choose a campsite

Great Langdale Campsite

Great Langdale is a perfect base for those looking for outdoor adventure. The site lies at the head of Great Langdale valley, below the high fells of Crinkle Crags, Bow Fell and the Langdale Pikes.

Low Wray Campsite

Low Wray campsite nestles on the western shoreline of Lake Windermere and is an ideal location for families who want to combine outdoor activities with visits to local attractions.

Wasdale Campsite

Wasdale Campsite is spectacularly located at the foot of England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike and a stone's throw from England's deepest lake Wastwater.

Hoathwaite Campsite

Hoathwaite is our 'back to basics' campsite for those looking for a simpler camping experience with more rudimentary facilities. The campsite sits in a stunning location running down to the lakeshore of Coniston Water.