Englethwaite Hall Club Campsite

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Sad Farewell

Fourth visit this year, site fabulous as always ,clean and immaculately kept, lovely weather (a bonus) Just want to say farewell to the lovely and excellent site managers Fiona & Lewis who are retiring, Englethwaite , I'm sure and the Boyz (Dodge & Debo)will miss you next year, Enjoy yourselves....

Dweebs

Reviewed on 01/11/2018 19:22

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busy busy

spent six days on this site, no further comment required as to other reviewers,apart from the constant stream of one nighters made it impossible to get any peace and quiet, probably more peaceful on the services on the m6.

nicko

Caravanner from West Yorkshire

Reviewed on 20/09/2018 15:21

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Great site

Used this site on way up to Scotland,good site for stop over or even longer. Good dog walks Best toilet and shower in the whole of the caravan sites My own Caravan All sites should be like this make them a lot cheaper

JHVH

Reviewed on 19/09/2018 13:45

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An absolutely stunning site.

My first time visiting this site. Fantastic site. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and the facilities are first class. No toilet block, but that deals with the constant progression to and from that you see in other places. For a dog owner, this site ranks as one of the best. Outstanding dog field on site to let them run free, and direct access from the site to the neighbouring forest offers huge off lead dog walks. I loved it here and will definitely return.

IainGill

Reviewed on 15/09/2018 19:19

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Lovely site

Our second time here. Lovely site - very quiet. No playground so might not be so good for young children for more than a couple of days. Good dog walk and large enclosed field so dog could play football without being distracted by a squirrel. Wardens really friendly. Definitely recommend.

kmelluk

Reviewed on 31/08/2018 20:39

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Like visiting an old friend.....

We have just returned from our 4th visit to the wonderful site that is Englethwaite Hall. We can never find fault here and would go as far as saying, for us and what we want and need out of a break away, this ticks every box and remains a firm favourite. It was nice to see last years wardens are still here also and they remembered us also. They are the friendliest we have met on the network and nothing is too much trouble. Reception has restricted opening hours which are clearly advertised on the door. The small amount if groceries in offer is more than adequate for those forgotten basics or a treat. The only little snippet of negativity we have is that roadway near the entrance / exit is slippy underfoot. This is owing to the tree cover and obviously gets covered in tree sap and probably never gets entirely dry. We were in good solid walking boots and both noted the lack of grip. Not sure how it could be facilitated but a good pressure / jet wash to remove the grime and sap would be beneficial and make the potentially hazardous surface, less so or perhaps a good prune of the trees to enable natural daylight through to dry the road off. We do love this site, the many dogs walks, access to villages, towns and the county city is very easy as is the 10 mins drive off the M6.

Jack

Reviewed on 30/07/2018 19:05

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Flying visit

Used this site for a stopover on the way to Bunree in Scotland. We had a small mishap and needed to get a front and rear pad for the Alko stabiliser, we contacted a few caravan spares places but either they didn't have it or were closing soon, however we came across The Larches, under caravan spares Cumbria, aka Google. Which was about 12 miles away, we arrived at the 'Larches caravan site', which had a board outside with 'Caravan spares' written in chalk! This we found to be a prefab type building absolutely crammed with spares, and this wonderful lady had exactly what we needed. Thank you Larches lady. Hope this info may help a fellow caravaner. Owe, the site.. beautifully kept. But beware of the damn fly's they'll eat you alive if you let them. Stopped over on route back to Wiltshire, the damn fly's we waiting.

JackieandTim

Caravanner from Wiltshire

Reviewed on 17/07/2018 20:36

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Off the beaten track!

Arrived here on 3rd July for a 4 night stay on our return journey home to Surrey from Fort William. I can see why so many people only use it as a stopover due to the location of the motorway, but what a waste for just a stop over. The site is peaceful & well laid out, in what were the gardens of an old Hall. The majority of the pitches were very big with ample space for awning, car & still close enough to be sociable with your neighbours, all of which were lovely. Once again it was one of these sites where the site office is not open all day & you are requested to pop your membership card through the door, find your pitch & return to pay later. There is a dog walk which is fully fenced so your four legged friend doesn't wander off plus other walks straight from the site so furry paws are well catered for. Not far away is Lanercost Priory which is worth a visit plus there is a very nice tea room where the 'Bark 'n' Brew' makes all it's visitors very welcome. Hadrian's wall was just up the road so you can go off & pretend to be Caesar! Carlisle Castle was also just up the road & when we visited it was the last day that the Poppies were on display. It was an easy site to just sit, have a brew (or some other light refreshment!) & watch the world go by or read a book. Very peaceful. The wardens did have a cat Zorro which made regular appearances to the amusement of all the dogs. I enjoyed my short stay but am unsure whether there was sufficient activities in the immediate area to keep me occupied for a fortnight.

GeorgeTheCairn

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Reviewed on 10/07/2018 18:06

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Peaceful and relaxing

Unfortunately had only booked a one night stay here but we will definitely be returning. Lovely peaceful site, more suited to adults which was perfect for us, maybe not so much for families. Staff were helpful and friendly. Definitely on our list for future visits.

ARoamer

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 14/06/2018 16:02

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