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Motor Caravanners' Accommodation MOTOR CARAVANNERS’ ACCOMMODATION MAP A B C D E F G H J K L M 1 NORTHUMBERLAND SCOTLAND Gretna Green 14 34 LongtownA6071 B6318 Gilsland Lanercost 0 Miles 5 10 2 BOWNESS-ON- A7 13 12 BRAMPTON 0 Kilometres 8 16 SOLWAY 44 A689 h B5307 A69 t CARLISLE 43 Newton Arlosh r 61 63 64 65 B5302 15 B6413 i A689 3 9 F SILLOTH 76 Thursby 42 N y Dalston 1 2 62 WIGTON M6 Waverton o a Low Hesket B5301 Rosley S ALSTON 35 B5299 B5300 45 w Welton Armathwaite 4 High Hesket r l Allonby A686 78 Nenthead 77 o B5299 47 Aspatria A595 t Calthwaite A6 Lazonby S Caldbeck B5305 Hesket Melmerby h A591 Uldale MARYPORT Newmarket 5 Langwathby A595 41 COUNTY 27 Bassenthwaite PENRITH Blencarn DURHAM 8 COCKERMOUTH 49 52 Embleton Milburn 41 43 44 53 Rheged 40 46 WORKINGTON A66 Temple Sowerby B5292 A66 4 P Eamont Bridge 45 6 A5086 18 54 Troutbeck A66 3 25 29 26 67 68 71 Kirkby Thore Distington Braithwaite KESWICK Watermillock Pooley Hackthorpe e Lamplugh Portinscale 66 70 55 Bridge 42 5 A595 APPLEBY-IN- Legburthwaite n B5289 28 Howtown Bampton WESTMORLAND 7 WHITEHAVEN Buttermere A66 Ennerdale Bridge HONISTER n Cleator Moor PASS Glenridding SHAP 48 Rosthwaite B6260 A591 69 Brough 39 i St Bees B5345 Egremont PASS n 8 Wasdale KIRKSTONE Orton Head GRASMERE 51 S 50 KIRKBY STEPHEN Beckermet Rydal 75 A685 33 B5343 38 e A595 A6 Nether Wasdale Tebay B6270 Gosforth AMBLESIDEA592 20 HARDKNOTT PASS s WRYNOSE Seascale PASS 9 58 HAWKSHEAD Eskdale Green 22 A683 57 CONISTON WINDERMEREA591 A685 B6259 19 Sawrey Staveley RAVENGLASS YORKSHIRE 56 Muncaster A5084 BownessB5284 Grizedale 37 SEDBERGH VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES 21 KENDAL A593 80 A591 S 11 Alston J4 ............................. 01434 382244 10 79 A5074 Broughton-in- 23 AmblesideA684 F9 ...................... 0844 225 0544 Furness A590 Dent 60 Appleby J7 .......................... 017683 51177 59 Bowness F9 ........................ 0845 9010845 NEWBY BRIDGE 24 A683 Brampton ...................... 016977 3433 A595 Haverthwaite G2 A595 39 10 B5278 40 36 36 Broughton-in-Furness D10 .. 01229 716115 11 Millom Milnthorpe A65 KIRKBY Silecroft A590 Carlisle F3 ........................... 01228 598596 37 38 LONSDALE Haverigg CARTMEL Cockermouth C6 ................ 01900 822634 ULVERSTON ARNSIDE 32 MAP KEY Coniston E9 ........................ 015394 41533 72 Cark GRANGE- S 30 Burton Egremont B8 ....................... 01946 820693 36 M6 Motorway Flookburgh OVER- 16 17 31 Grange-over-Sands F12 ..... 015395 34026 Recommended route Dalton-in-Furness SANDS 12 B6254 A687 Ingleton Keswick D6 ......................... 0845 9010845 Passable with care A5087 Carnforth 35 Kirkby Lonsdale .......... 015242 71437 Walney 6 7 H11 Only recommended 73 74 Kirkby Stephen K8 ............. 017683 71199 for accessing A683 BARROW-IN- A6 M6 Penrith ........................... 01768 867466 overnight locations G6 FURNESS Sedbergh J10 ..................... 015396 20125 Accommodation Sites 34 LANCASHIRE 13 MORECAMBE Silloth C3............................. 016973 31944 (approximate location) LANCASTER Ullswater F7 ........................ 0845 9010845 Windermere F9 ................... 015394 46499 Roads with bends, gradients or restricted width which require additional consideration and caution VISITOR INFORMATION POINTS Barrow D12 ......................... 01229 876557 A591 Bothel to Keswick: very narrow at Mirehouse. A5074 Gilpin Bridge to Bowness-on-Windermere: B5285 Coniston to Hawkshead and Hawkshead Dalton D12 .......................... 01229 464000 Road starts wide and flat but narrows extremely as to Clappersgate: Due to difficulties when A592 Kirkstone Pass: caution needed as large soon as road begins to climb after approximately encountering oncoming traffic drivers are Grasmere E8 ....................... 015394 35475 vehicles cannot pass one another on several 1.5 miles. encouraged to travel from Coniston to Hawkshead Hadrian’s Wall H2 ............... 016977 41267 stretches on both sides of the pass. and not the other way round. Approximately 1 mile Very narrow past Damson Dene Hotel and through Maryport B5 ........................ 01900 817760 A593 Ambleside to Coniston: between after leaving Coniston the road narrows through a Winster village until the road approaches Bowness- Millom C11 .......................... 01229 772555 Clappersgate and Skelwith Bridge narrow with series of bends where it is not possible to pass other on-Windermere. Nenthead ....................... 01434 408040 passing places. Narrow over bridge. Special care large vehicles. Extreme caution needed along all of K4 needed between Skelwith Bridge and Coniston. A5084 Ulvertson to Torver: Very narrow at Water this route. Rheged G6 .......................... 01768 860034 Yeat. Bad bend approaching Torver. Pooley Bridge ............... 01768 486627 A595 Dalton to Silecroft: From Kirkby-in-Furness B5289 Buttermere: This is not recommended for G6 very narrow to Grizebeck, particular care over last A5086 Egremont to Cockermouth: Narrow in larger vehicles. Shap H7 .............................. 01931 717539 quarter mile into Grizebeck. Between The Green and places. Caution needed. Ulverston E11 ..................... 01229 585778 Silecroft care needed. A5091 Matterdale to Ullswater: Very narrow For information regarding road closures and Waterhead F9 ..................... 015394 43360 A684 Kendal to Sedbergh: Low bridge when between Dockray and Matterdale. works visit www.cumbria.gov.uk/roadworks Whitehaven A7 ................... 01946 592302 leaving Kendal 12’ 3” - follow signed large vehicle Know before you go, visit www.saferlakes.co.uk Workington A6 .................... 01900 706170 route. Hairpin bend on hill. Over motorway down A5092 Duddon Bridge: Traffic light controlled to find out which car parks and areas of the to River Lune Bridge extreme care needed as this bridge, then extreme care from bridge through county are busy. SEASONAL * possible limited bridge is very narrow. Duddon Bridge Farm and up Buckman Brow Hill. opening during OPEN ALL YEAR* winter months visitlakedistrict.com/vanlife OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION All dates and prices are indicative and may be subject to change. Please double check with the site for the most accurate and up to date information. No. MAIN TOWN Site Grid Site Open Price One night Special Notes Booking Information Property name and location Postcode ref. info months from stay? 1 ALSTON, Haggs Bank Bunkhouse, Nentsbury CA9 3LH J4 All year £30-£35 Yes 07919 092403 2 ALSTON, Tyne Willows, Station Road CA9 3HZ J4 Mar-Oct £10-£15 Yes No awnings 01434 382515 3 APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, Grandie Caravan Park, Dufton CA16 6DB J6 All year £25-£30 Yes Midweek only 017683 53582 / 07825148885 4 APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, Silverband Park, Knock CA16 6DL J6 All year £15-£20 Yes 017683 61218 5 APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND, Wild Rose Park, CA16 6EJ J7 Feb-Oct £20-£30 No No vans 017042 28886 6 BARROW-IN-FURNESS, Barrow Park Car Park, Off Park Road LA13 9DT D12 All year Free Yes Offroad Parking www.barrowbc.gov.uk/ 7 BARROW-IN-FURNESS, Furness Abbey Car Park, Manor Road LA13 0PJ D12 All year Free Yes Booking required visitors/motor-caravans/ 8 BASSENTHWAITE, Trafford Caravan Park CA12 4QH D6 Apr-Oct £20-£25 Yes 017687 76298 9 BRAMPTON, Cairndale Caravan Park, Cumwhitton CA8 9BZ G3 Mar-Nov £20-£25 Yes 01768 896280 / 07900 018362 10 BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS, Low Hall Caravan Site, Low Hall Farm, Kirkby-in-Furness LA17 7TR D11 All year £15-£20 Yes 01229 889220 11 BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS, Upper Hawthwaite Caravan Park, Hawthwaite LA20 6AD D10 All year £15-£20 Yes 01229 716270 12 CARLISLE, Bleatarn Farm Caravan & Campsite, Irthington CA6 4ND G2 All year £15-£20 Yes 07795 490579 13 CARLISLE, Green Acres Caravan Park, Houghton CA6 4JW F2 Apr-Oct £25-£30 Yes 01228 675418 14 CARLISLE, High Gaitle Caravan Park, Longtown CA6 5LU E1 All year £25-£30 Yes 01228 791819 15 CARLISLE, The Wellington Inn & Caravan Park, Great Orton CA5 6LZ E3 * Mar-Jan £15-£20 Yes * Facilities in pub 01228 710775 16 CARNFORTH, Holgates Caravan Park, Cove Road, Silverdale LA5 0SH G12 All year £40-£45 No 01524 701508 17 CARNFORTH, Hollins Farm Holiday Park, Silverdale LA5 0SL G12 Mar-Nov £35-£40 No 01524 701508 18 COCKERMOUTH, Wheatsheaf Inn Lorton, Low Lorton CA13 9UW C6 Mar-Dec £20-£25 Yes 01900 85268 19 CONISTON, Coniston Park Coppice Caravan Club Site, Park Gate LA21 8LA E9 All year £10-£15 Yes 01342 327490 20 ESKDALE, The Old Post Office Campsite, Santon Bridge, Holmrook CA19 1UY C9 All year £30-£35 No 01946 726286 * 2 night stay minimum in peak season. 21 HAWKSHEAD, Grizedale Campsite, Bowkerstead Farm, Satterthwaite LA12 8LL E10 All year £20-£25 Yes* Booking required. Small vehicles only [email protected] 22 HAWKSHEAD, Hawkshead Hall Caravan & Campsite LA22 0NN E9 Mar-Jan £25-£30 Yes On the day 015394 36221 23 KENDAL, Natland Caravan Park, Natland Park, Natland LA9 7QD G10 May-Dec £15-£20 Yes 01539 721115 24 KENDAL, Waters Edge Caravan Park, Crooklands LA7 7NN G11 Mar-Nov £20-£30 Yes Not Bank Holidays 015395 67708 25 KESWICK, Burns Farm Caravan Site, St Johns-in-the-Vale CA12 4RR E6 Mar-Nov £25-£30 Yes Last minute phone bookings only 017687 79112 26 KESWICK, Castlerigg Farm Camping & Caravan Site, Castlerigg CA12 4TE E6 All year £20-£30 Yes Not Bank Holidays 017687 72479 27 KESWICK, Herdwick Croft Caravan Park, Bassenthwaite Lake CA12 4RD D6 All year £25-£30 Yes 017687 76241 28 KESWICK, High Bridge End Farm, Thirlmere CA12 4TG E7 Apr-Nov £10-£15 Yes 017687 72166 29 KESWICK, Setmabanning Farm,Threlkeld CA12 4TT E6 All year £20-£25 Yes 017687 79229 30 KIRKBY LONSDALE, New House Caravan Park, Skipton
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