North West Lake District Campsites
The North Western area of the Lake District includes Keswick, Buttermere, Crummock Water, Lorton, Borrowdale, Braithwaite, Bassenthwaite and Threlkeld, as well as many more lesser known areas. A great area for camping and campsites and for exploring this wonderful part of Cumbria.
For more information about specific camp sites please contact the campsites themselves directly - and don't forget to mention LakeDistrictCamping.co.uk.
| Buttermere | |
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Cragg Camping BarnCamping barn within easy walking distance of two pubs and also the lake of Buttermere together with excellent walking from the door. |
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Syke Farm CampsiteFantastic location close to Buttermere village, set alongside a stream with amazing views of Red Pike, Haystacks and High Stile. |
| Grange in Borrowdale | |
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Inside Out Bell Tents @ Hollows FarmIdyllic location in woodland next to the River Derwent in Borrowdale. 0.5 miles from Grange. 5.5 miles from Keswick. Tell me more about Inside Out Camping Bell Tents at Hollows Farm > |
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Inside Out Luxury Yurts @ Hollows FarmIdyllic location in woodland next to the River Derwent in Borrowdale. 0.5 miles from Grange. 5.5 miles from Keswick. |
Keswick |
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Castlerigg Farm CampsiteLocated up on hillside with stunning views of Derwentwater and the Keswick fells. A quiet site for couples and families. Excellent facilities and extremely well run site. 1.5 miles from Keswick town centre. |
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Castlerigg Hall Camping & Caravan ParkSet in an elevated position just outside Keswick, Castlerigg Hall enjoys exceptional panoramic views of Derwentwater & Bassenthwaite Lake & surrounding fells. Excellent facilities and location. |
Rosthwaite in Borrowdale |
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Dinah Hoggus Camping BarnCamping barn in the heart of Borrowdale. A perfect location for exploring this stunning part of the Lake District. |
Seatoller in Borrowdale |
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Inside Out Luxury Yurts @ Seatoller FarmLuxury yurts at the head of the dramatic valley of Borrowdale. 0.5 miles from Grange. 7.5 miles from Keswick. |
