If coming from Cartmel, you go through Field Broughton and then take the next left, signposted High Cark The site is located at the very end of the lane, past the working farm on your right. As you enter the gates of High Cark Hall, turn immediately left.
Small, simple and scenic – if you’re after a quiet break in the Cartmel Valley, High Cark Hall Campsite should suit you down to the ground. This peaceful rural spot is in the southern stretch of the Lake District National Park, with gorgeous views all around and a laidback vibe on site.
You’ll have plenty of space to relax and soak up the views and peaceful atmosphere. The pitches here are next to a working farm so you may be lucky enough to see some of the neighbouring animals from your pitch or the local wildlife that often passes by. To add to the countryside vibes and contribute to the peaceful soundtrack, a little stream runs through the site.
The pitches are pretty simple, with facilities stretching to just a drinking water tap, a washing-up area and a single toilet.
Things to do
Whether you’re coming here for walking, cycling, nature spotting or touring the Lakes’ many attractions, you’ll be well placed at this sweet little spot 10 minutes’ drive from Cartmel. The site is set just off a bridleway so you’ll easily be able to get out for walks or bike rides, and there are plenty of scenic spots nearby, from the lakeside trails of Windermere (10 minutes’ drive) to the uphill routes at The Old Man of Coniston (40 minutes).
For your picnic and meal supplies, there are some excellent shops in foodie favourite Cartmel; it’s also got a Michelin-starred restaurant for when you’re feeling fancy. A pub is also within 35 minutes' walk of the site, in the village of High Newton.
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