Relaxing location with plenty of space. Excellent scenic views of the valley below. Close enough to commute to popular locations but far enough away for peace and seclusion. Great hosts and we could not have chosen a better campsite for a week away. Staff friendly with all the amenities you need.

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View….ease….left alone

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We all loved the animals around especially the dogs that would come and chill by the fire with us, the staff were very friendly but left us to it which we loved and the quiet setting was so relaxing and had stunning views of Cumbria. Facilities were clean and easy to access 24/7 plus charging station easy to find :) Local village was very close and the camp site was easy to find.

Ground was a tad bit tough to pitch up the tents but this was a very minor issue and can’t fault the campsite at all!

Lovely land and so nice to have the animals nearby, some of them wandering free. The view was great where we were.
Situated near Broughton-in-Furness via a good 35 minute walk. Ideal location.

I found the showers a bit unappealing myself, and more toilets may have been helpful, for privacy and no waiting.

Being met on arrival with the owner. She told us all relevant info. Lovely little working farm with dogs and animals. Quiet, peaceful site with a lovely walk. And we drove to a nearby pub for tea. It was literally somewhere we needed to stay to break up our journey. We were only there for roughly 13 hrs so didn’t use the facilities other than the toilet. We stayed in the train rail pod. Would recommend the site.

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Quiet, small campsite
Lovely setting
Pleasant owners

The farm dogs have free run of the field and in 3 days we witnessed the collie pooing in the field 4 times, including next to our tent

Really friendly welcome to a lovely campsite. Facilities basic but clean and well maintained. Lovely walk to the local village and great views from the site.

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We liked the farm and the animals. The owners were very friendly. The site was interesting and peaceful.

A few of the other campers didn't seem to appreciate the fact that this was a "quiet site".

Moss Side Farm is unique, being a working farm you may occasionally open up your tent in the morning to be greeted with a load of sheep grazing next to you, rams, chickens or ducks. Wandering the farm you'll see 2 of the most adorable young pigs who run to say hello in their little pen, horses and cows.

The site is well maintained with Louise looking after the guest, the farm hands are very friendly too.

The facilities are great, warm showers with private cubicles, the toilets have a few stalls and the washing up area has hot water provided. Wood,kindling come right from the farm, we would often pass who I assume is Louise's husband chopping wood in the morning and bagging it. They also sell firelighters.

The pitch itself was great, a nice quite flat field not 5 minutes from the ablutions/washing area.

The pitch was large and you do have free reign go pick for yourself from one of three fields.

The farm is a 5 minute drive from broughton with lots of walking routes straight from the site too. Coniston is a 20 minute drive.

This is our second visit to Moss Side Farm and we will continue to come back as it is idyllic. Yes it is a working farm and animals smell so if you are a bit sensitive to smell, may be worth bypassing. It can also get noisy with the cows wandering past, moving fields etc but I found that rather nice.

Also firepits are freely available and plenty of them, if none in your pitch/field, go grab one from another.

If quite a few people use the showers one after another, the water will become tepid but this is to be expected and not a detractor.

Very friendly and welcoming. A beautiful part of the country to explore

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