Low Moor Head is a very peaceful, quiet site just outside the hamlet of Easton, near Longtown the gateway from England to the Scottish Borders. The site is located within one acre lawned area, on a slight incline, with the beautiful backdrop of Heatherbelt Wood, part of Netherby Estates. All our pitches are spacious, all hard standing with both electric and individual water supplies. On arrival visitors and pets are greeted with a warm, friendly welcome, together with six free range complimentary eggs. In addition we have a small car park on the site for guests, which also houses our heated toilet/shower, with disabled facilities.
In adjacent fields which border the campsite visitors can enjoy watching our Shetland ponies play, together with 3 donkeys, ducks chickens, 2 pigmy goats and sheep. In early March visitors can enjoy the new born lambs as they play!
The site is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area known as the Debatable Lands, battle ground of the Border Reivers, which is steeped in history, and close to South West Scotland, the World famous Gretna Green, historic Carlisle, Lake District and the Solway coast.
The town is within a mile of the site and provides an excellent selection of shops, hotel, restaurants, cafes, chemist, Post Office and supermarket. Visitors can enjoy a walk or cycle into the town, where they can take a beautiful riverside walk, along the banks of the river Esk a renowned salmon river (speak to owner re permit), or visit the Coop house, Arthuret Church, Netherby Hall or the largest sheep sales market in the country.
We are located an easy 6 mile drive from Hadrians Wall. There is also a new Border Reivers cycle route in addition to Sustrans Route 7 - please ask the CL owners for more details when you arrive. There is a summer house information and recreational area which provides tourist information, local history and other local information.
Opposite the entrance to the CL are three woodland walks of varying distance and excellent for dog walking (dogs must be on leads at all times) and local wildlife (red squirrels and roe deer as well as wild birds and flaura and fauna)
Luxury Norwegian log cabin, sleeping four with hot-tub available, please speak to owner.
There are smart meters on each pitch. If the daily limit is exceeded, additional electric will have to be purchased.
Wifi is free.
Please note: directions - when nearing the CL please use driving directions and not Sat Nav.
Latest arrival time: 8:00 PM
1 acres
Lawned site
Recycling Facilities
Offers available to Club members
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Dumfries Museum is centred around an 18th century windmill. On the top floor of the museum is the Camera Obscura, a historic astronomical instrument that gives amazing panoramic views across the countryside. Although the museum is open (free entry) the camera obscura may not be available for some time. Please check website www.dgculture.co.uk for updates as to when it will re-open.
Home to the Hasell family since 1769, boasting incredible Medieval, Tudor and early Georgian architecture. Offering guided tours, five acres of award-winning gardens, delicious homemade food in the Medieval Hall tearoom and a gift shop. Home to the internationally renowned Marmalade Awards, you can sample and buy the finest marmalades in the world.
Two for the price of one for entry to the House and Gardens.
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Congratulations to Low Moor Head Farm, voted CL of the Year 2017 by Club members
