Eskdale Camping and Caravanning Club Site
More Cumbria Campsites Address Eskdale Camping and Caravanning Club Site Hollins Farm Boot Eskdale Cumbria CA19 1TH Pitches: 65 Open: Open from March to October  | |||||||||||||
Pitch Types Available  Tents  Caravans  Motorhomes Description With an extended season, Eskdale is located in a walkers’ paradise described as “One of the loveliest of Lakeland Valleys” by the great Alfred Wainwright. A fully functional disabled facilty for wheelchair users, including level access shower and equipment. You will need to call the Site direct to make a booking for a motorhome - restrictions apply. Well stocked, licensed shop on site. Camping Barn – up to eight people, available all season. Camping Pods – an alternative dry camping option, sleeping up to four people. Please contact the Site to book these facilities. Nearby Attractions Walkers can reach England’s highest peak – Scafell Pike – and England’s deepest lake – Wastwater – from Site. There are also walks for those who prefer flatter paths, including one which follows the route of the River Esk. The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway – La’al Ratty – terminates at Dalegarth Station, a few minutes’ walk from Site. Hardknott Fort was constructed by the Romans in the second century. Hardknott and Wrynose Pass offer a thrilling car ride over the mountains to Ambleside and Windermere. The waterfall Stanley Ghyll Force is 60ft high in a dramatic deep and narrow gorge. Fold End Gallery exhibits the work of several local artists. Eskdale Mill is a rare example of a working, two-wheel water corn mill. It houses an exhibition explaining the milling process from corn to flour. Muncaster Castle has an interactive facility in the Old Dairy. It gives visitors more information on the castle, gardens and owls as well as games and quizzes. Facilities  Childrens Playground Dogs Welcome Gas Available Ice Pack Facility Laundry Room Shop On Site Showers Telephone Toilet Block Washing Up FacilitiesFacilities Nearby Public House Or Bar Within - 5 Miles Horse Riding Or Pony Trekking Within - 5 Miles Campsite Awards No details entered by the campsite
Posted on 2010-08-16 10:10:58 by Joanne 09
We have just returned from a lovely weekend at this campsite. We took my 4 year old niece and the dog. Have not been camping for a few years and were also apprehensive about taking our niece. We found the site by accident and decided that it looked very well kept and in a picturesque spot, so we booked in. The staff were very helpful and friendly and obviously cared about the guest experience. The toilets and shower facilities were warm and dry and seemed to be cleaned regularly as always spotless. The showers and hairdryer were free so we didn't have to worry about saving coins etc. My niece loved the play area and in particular the trampoline, where she made some new firends and it was difficult to tear her away to visit all the beautiful sites in the vicinity - Muncaster Castle, Steam railway, Coniston and the Boot Inn. There is a well stocked shop on site which was handy for all the things we forgot - eg Suntan lotion and breakfast. Fantastic time-recommended.
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