perfect rustic site with everything we needed and lovely hosts

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Beautiful views
Very quiet

Nothing, it was perfect!!

Great views and excellent shower facilities on site. Loved the space and choice of pitches over a couple of areas. Working farm so plenty of animals about too. We loved visiting the horses and were visited by the farm dogs, goats and chickens!!

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Easy booking, warm and helpful welcome

Gorgeous campsite and well kept

Calm nature animals roaming freely

Highly recommend to all

Have no negative thoughts about the place

Liked the location, really easy to get to Coniston. Loved the view, the ducks, hens and lovely dog wandering. Very quiet site. Just perfect.

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Great qwerty site with a fab host who was always on hand to help where she could.

Little ducklings walking around made our day.

Lovely flat and easy walk to the town along the old railway track where we visited the bakery and pubs.

Nothing….

Wonderful surroundings with lovely views. Great to see the farm animals and owners' dogs - lots of ducklings to watch while we were there. Peace and quite even on a busy weekend.
Friendly welcome upon arrival and then left to come and go (mobile number to contact if any problems and they are on site as well)
Large grassy field to pick own spot in. Busy over the weekend but never felt loud and there was always room. Quieter during the week.
It's worth the pleasant short walk along a trail to the small local town of Broughton-in-Furness. Butchers, bakers, coffee shop and pub. Visiting the Old Kings Head for a Sunday roast should not be missed.

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Beautiful setting and amazing views. Louise was lovely and very helpful and supportive of her guests. The facilities were clean and looked after with necessities provided and hot water was always available. The site is level on what was an old railway track, so drainage is good but you need strong tent pegs.
The walk from the campsite straight down the old railway into Broughton-In-Furness was really enjoyable. The Blacksmiths Arms at Broughton Mills was also excellent.

The grass was quite long and in need of a cut, but it was hay making time so the farm equipment was in full use. You just need to remember this is a working farm that provides the campsite, not the other way round.

Location, atmosphere, facilities

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I liked it was a working farm, on a hillside with amazing views. Can walk down to village using the disused railway line, all woodland, so shaded. Village has pubs, food, butchers and shop.
Each pitch has a fire pit
Friendly owner and pet dogs that can smell a bbq from a mile away. Toilets and showers ‘quirky’ complete with spiders webs … don’t expect 5* luxury loos/showers

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