Englethwaite Hall Club Campsite
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Shame no ablutions facilities. And therefore very expensive really in comparison to other sites that have such facilities nearby
Perfection in the countryside
We have stayed here several times over the years and love it. It is spacious, spotless and welcoming.
Maybe not too great for children, but wonderful for dogs. The dedicated dog walk, leading to a fully enclosed exercise field is exceptionally good, as well as the attached woodland and lakeside walks.
Added to all this, the England girls beat Germany in the European Cup whilst we were there.
What more could one ask for. 😀
One of the best sites in the network
Just had a week at what is our favourite Club site. Beautifully set within trees, very quiet and the site managers are excellent especially the way they look after the site. Just one caveat: this is the third time we’ve been faced with ‘road closed’ signs. The first time it was the water company (had to reverse the van in a fairly narrow B road until we could do a six point turn), second time it was just closed, diversion not bad via a housing estate and today the gas company had dug a trench and the diversion was via a narrow lane. All good fun and not the site managers’ fault. Reckon it’s us that jinx the place.
A gem of a site!
We stayed over for 2 nights on our way to Scotland. We have never been to a club site without a shower block and as a family of four this would only suit us for a short stay, so a weekend for example. It is however, such a beautiful, peaceful and pretty site - the best I have visited in terms of how pretty and well kept it is.
If you don't need facilities, and enjoy nature, then this is the site for you. I just wish it was closer to us as I would absolutely visit it for weekends to "get away from it all". It provides an excellent base for cycling, and walking and going "off grid".
Hopefully we will return at some point.
mazarnold
Reviewed on 23/08/2022 12:49
A hidden gem
A delightfully peaceful site in a superb location. Friendly and welcoming (relief) wardens and the site is maintained to a high standard. Great access to walks in High Stride wood and well located for access to Carlisle and surrounds.
Wonderful site
I find it very sad that many people only use this site for overnights on the way north or south. We had several days here in April/May and it is so calm and peaceful it really deserves more time. The gardens are immaculate, and the secret garden a delight. There is lots to do in the area, from the city of Carlisle to Hadrians Wall to the Solway Air Museum, and so much more.
meeander
Reviewed on 02/07/2022 16:49
Lovely and peaceful
Small and peaceful site with nature right on your doorstep, the site had lots of bird feeders and plenty of birdsong as a result, this site is a must for animal lovers with Red squirrels onsite although the hide needs updating.
The staff were very friendly and welcoming when we arrived which is nice to see.
This is a very relaxing site just outside of the Lake District and would make a lovely base to visit from. We only stayed one night on the way down from the highlands but we wish we had stayed much longer, we will definitely be returning for another longer stay.
Great little site for a stop over on the way to Scotland
We only stayed here one night on our way to the Highlands.
Good pitches, quiet.
Will use it again.
Perfect site, good access and helpful staff.
Spent five nights here recently, and enjoyed some good weather. A short drive out will put you in easy reach
of shops and supermarkets if shopping for food etc. Friendly staff, always busy, and available if you need them.
Great dog walks, especially High Stand wood with its lakes and number of paths.
A pity that some people find it necessary to walk their dogs past the back of your van, even if you are sitting out!!