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Situated on the edge of the Lake District in the quaint village of Little Urswick, Cherry Tree Farm CL offers a quiet retreat. However, we are 3 miles from the picturesque market town of Ulverston, 20 minutes from Lake Windermere, under an hour to the ferry port of Heysham and just 2 miles from M...
Cyndyn CL is a small site which offers serviced pitches with hardstanding. Nestled at the bottom of Anelog mountain, it offers stunning coastal views and rolling countryside. Cyndyn is quiet and peaceful, ideal for that relaxing escape from everyday life. Only minutes away from the Coastal Path, ...
Gartfairn Farm CL is a quiet site, set on a working livestock farm, in Loch Lomond National Park, overlooking Loch Lomond. Adults/Children/Pets all welcome. The site offers 5 hardstanding pitches with electrical hook-ups and plenty of space for awnings etc. The site is an excellent base for explo...
Set within the Lake District National Park, we have a five pitch site with access to electricity and a private water supply. Well behaved dogs are allowed - but remember, this is a sheep rearing area. Remote secluded location with stunning views of the Northern Fells. Two local grocery shops in H...
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with fascinating nature trails on the doorstep. Close to Alkborough Flatts, Europe's newest wetland project of ecological interest. See Julian's Bower, one of the best examples of a turf maze in the country.
This coastal site is located just 300m from La Tranche-sur-Mer, one of the Vendée’s most popular resorts. It’s family-run, with English-speaking staff, with neat pitches separated by hedges. There are play areas for young children, a heated pool, tennis and badminton. Just 300m...
A quiet sheltered site on the outskirts of Brigham village, with two coarse fishing ponds adjacent to the site and a woodland walk. There is a general store in the village and we are located two miles from Cockermouth where you will find Wordsworth House. The town has a Sainsburys, local sh...
