Brantwood - John Ruskin's Home
A house set in gardens offering a fascinating insight into Ruskin’s life with fine paintings and treasures.
View and BookOFFERS*: 10% OFF Spring Getaways | £25 OFF Summer Getaways | Kids for £1 (aged 5-17) | Under 5s stay free | £5 refundable deposit
Imaginatively landscaped, the campsite is set within 63 acres of beautiful National Trust woodland. With pitches grouped in open glades and easy access to the fun attractions of Coniston Water, the site offers a scenic, peaceful base for an active holiday that will keep the whole family happy, including its own mini adventure playground for children. Additional activities within the area include cycling, rock climbing, guided pony treks around the fells and much more.
The close proximity of Coniston Park Coppice Club Campsite to Coniston Water is a great bonus, a short walk from the bottom exit gate brings you to the lakeside launching point where you can enjoy watching or try your hand at a range of water sports such as dinghy sailing, windsurfing and canoeing. Coniston Pier, only 1.5 mile away, offers steamboat rides on the Coniston Gondola and boat hire. Several cafes and pubs serving good food are located in the village 1 mile away.
The campsite is an excellently placed central point for exploring the whole National Park, with its dramatic combination of Lakeland and soaring fells. Needless to say, the walking is matchless and you have a good range of paths to keep you on the go. Birdwatchers will not be disappointed - expect to have your binoculars in constant use, especially in Grizedale Forest.
Please Note: Reception at this site may close earlier than 8pm and staff may not be available to greet you. If this is the case, don’t worry, you can still arrive on site until 8pm. We will simply contact you on your day of arrival with details of how to check-in. Please ensure your contact details are up to date on your Membership profile.
Additional ways to stay:
Glamping - book a glamping holiday on this site by visiting experiencefreedom.co.uk
To contact the campsite directly, please call 01539 441555
Nearest alternative campsites: Meathop Fell Club Campsite, Kendal Club Campsite, Borrowdale Club Campsite and Troutbeck Head Club Campsite.
*T&Cs
10% OFF Spring Getaways: Save 10% on stays between 14 March to 20 June 2025 (excluding 18-21 April). 3 night minimum stay. Book by 27 May at least 21 days in advance of arrival. Discount automatically applied and appears at checkout.
£25 OFF Summer Getaways: Save £25 on stays between 1 July to 21 September 2025. 5 night minimum stay. Book by 26 August at least 21 days in advance of arrival. Discount automatically applied and appears at checkout.
£5 Deposit: FREE cancellations and FREE amendments up to 21 days before arrival.
Prices
Touring pitch types | Awning | Without Awning |
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Standard (electric & hardstanding) |
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Tent (electric & grass) |
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Offers available to Club members
A house set in gardens offering a fascinating insight into Ruskin’s life with fine paintings and treasures.
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View and BookWhenever possible approach from the South (Newby Bridge) on the A590. Follow signposts for the A590, Barrow. In 5 miles at Greenodd turn right onto the A5092 (signposted Workington). Within 2 miles fork right onto A5084. In about 6 miles in Torver turn right onto the A593. The site is on the right within 1.25 miles (100 yards past the brown and white tourism sign). Please note that the final approach from North or South is narrow in places. Arrivals after 20:00 please remain on reception area beyond office.
Sites key:
Steve Gripton
Reviewed: 02/05/2025 18:45
A first time visit to Coniston, it was lovely, staff were very good and a credit to the company. It was very quiet at night leading to some well earned sleep. Accessible for lots of local walks and lovely pubs nearby and in town. Would love to go again at... Show more
Sarah Hutchinson
Reviewed: 22/04/2025 17:00
Absolutely love this site, have been coming for nearly 20years, great for families as my children love it and suits every age group. Several parks and toilet blocks. Spacious and well spaced out pitches set within a woodland and 5min walk to the lake. Great for water activities. Lovely... Show more
James Gardiner
Reviewed: 21/04/2025 14:51
70 years old with many journeys up and down the M6 over the years. Picked this campsite for our first visit to Lake District and was not disappointed. Facilities excellent and very clean. Immaculate in fact. Welcome by staff was great and everything explained very well. We booked 5 nights for... Show more
Sioban Doyle
Reviewed: 17/04/2025 14:34
An absolute favourite on the network. Outstanding location for walking and kayaking. Great to still have the ability to arrive before 1pm and always a good welcome, also good to still have bins at the water point, where they should be. Good to see the... Show more
Louise Saggers
Reviewed: 17/04/2025 13:44
This was my first visit to Coppice Park and was recommended by friends. I was a solo female traveler who enjoys the outdoors. I arrived in my Camper van with my dog, right from arriving the staff were friendly and helpful. I picked my pitch let them know which it was. I... Show more
Beverley Kirkham
Reviewed: 14/04/2025 19:18
Stayed here 3 times now with husband, children 9 and 11 years and dog. Great location as next to the lake and short distance to Conniston. Boys enjoyed playing in the woods behind the caravan and going to the playground. I like the fact we can cycle along cycle paths... Show more
Claire Berry
Reviewed: 14/04/2025 08:08
Regulars at Coniston as it’s our go to when we need some time out. Facilities were exceptionally clean this time. Great for walking and splashing around in the lake. We prefer the quieter sites, although this one is quite big the site layout allows for quiet areas and there are... Show more
Michael smethurst
Reviewed: 03/04/2025 21:36
Ideal spot for active and not so active people a stones throw from the old man and the copper mines valley great for stout walkers, some great cycling routes for mtbs and road cyclists. Or for the not so active enjoy the serenity of the lake or the village pubs... Show more
Rob Baber
Reviewed: 03/04/2025 11:55
Our first time to the Lake District, we stayed at this wonderful site for 10 days between 16th and 25th March 25. We loved it! Really peaceful at this time of year. Only one Toilet block in use but spotless throughout. Yes, needing a key every time can be... Show more
Lisa Fuller
Reviewed: 02/04/2025 19:59
Had a lovely stay the site is lovely and clean the staff are very helpful and friendly. Good location I’m sure we will be back Thank you ☺️
Steve Gripton
Reviewed: 02/05/2025 18:45
A first time visit to Coniston, it was lovely, staff were very good and a credit to the company. It was very quiet at night leading to some well earned sleep. Accessible for lots of local walks and lovely pubs nearby and in town. Would love to go...