Nearly wild camping in North West England
42 bookable campsites in North West England
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
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Burn House Campsite
Clitheroe, Lancashire, England- Wild camping in grassy fields in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire
- Settle (Yorkshire Dales) half an hour’s drive; Lancaster 45 minutes
- Leave-no-trace site with recycling facilities; barbecues allowed
Stone Raise Farm
Armathwaite, Cumbria, England- Simple bell tents on a working farm in Cumbria’s Eden Valley
- Half an hour’s drive to the Lake District; 25 minutes to Carlisle
- Wild-style glamping on grass, with simple toilet/shower facilities
Newlands Valley Campsite
Keswick, Cumbria, England- Well-maintained Lake District site half a kilometre from Derwentwater
- A five-minute drive from Catbells; 15 minutes from Whinlatter Forest
- Pub with a beer garden a short walk away; adventure centre nearby
Pitch and Canvas
Tattenhall, Cheshire, England- Small family-run site a mile from Tattenhall
- 25 minutes' drive from the historic attractions of Chester
- Within 25 minutes' walk of pubs and eateries
Jacksmere Camping
Scarisbrick, Lancashire, England- Laidback family-friendly farm site close to the Merseyside coast
- A 10-minute drive from Southport and 20 minutes from Formby
- Play area and small pool on site; walking distance to farm shop
Camping at Hayfield
Ulverston, Cumbria, England- Pop-up site at a friendly family farm five minutes from Ulverston
- A five-minute drive to beach or safari zoo; 20 minutes to Windermere
- Local pub and ice cream parlour within walking distance
Happy Valley Camping
Stockport, Cheshire, England- Semi-rural Cheshire campsite on a farm next to a nature reserve
- Peak District walks or Manchester city centre within a half-hour drive
- Easy access to bus and train services; dogs welcome on site
Blossom Tree Camping
Lancaster, Lancashire, England- Family-run back to basics farm site in the Lancashire countryside
- A 35-minute drive from the Lake District; 45 minutes from Blackpool
- Picnic area on site; pubs, restaurants, and farm shop nearby
Greystones Farm - Pendle View
Blackburn, Lancashire, England- Peaceful back to basics site on a working Lancashire farm
- On the edge of Belthorn village; short walk from pubs and a farm shop
- Gorgeous views and plenty of local walks; dogs welcome on site
Dog Hill Campsite
Oldham, Lancashire, England- Well-kept, volunteer-run Lancashire campsite with Crompton Moor views
- Walks and bike rides accessible from the site
- A five-minute drive from a golf course and 10 minutes from shops
Ivy House
Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria, England- Pop-up wild camping at an equestrian centre in the Eden Valley
- A 30-minute drive to Ullswater lake, and 45 minutes to Hadrian’s Wall
- Back-to-basics site, with a pub 200 metres away
Viaduct View
Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, England- Family-friendly site with views of a Victorian railway viaduct
- Three miles from Kirkby Stephen; Ullswater 40 minutes' drive
- Direct access to the gorgeous Smardale Gill Nature Reserve
Netherings Campsite
Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, England- Wild-style pop-up rural Cumbria site in the Upper Lune Valley
- Cautley Spout and Sedbergh within a 25-minute drive
- In the Yorkshire Dales National Park, 10 minutes' drive from the M6
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Croft House Camping
Penrith, Cumbria, England- Pop-up wild camping site at an Eden Valley livery yard
- A 15-minute drive to Penrith or Ullswater; Whinfell Forest 10 minutes
- Spacious sheltered pitches with horses and hens for neighbours
Low Scarside
Penrith, Cumbria, England- Small-scale Lake District campsite with direct access to the fells
- A mile and a half from Bampton; Ullswater 20 minutes’ drive
- Surrounded by Herdwick sheep; views over Haweswater Reservoir
Rufus Lane Campsite
Ulverston, Cumbria, England- Quiet pop-up site with grass pitches 20 minutes’ drive from Windermere
- One mile from Ulverston; 10 minutes’ drive from a beach and safari zoo
- Spacious, dog-friendly pick-your-own pitches; pub five minutes’ walk
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Highfield Campsite
Penrith, Cumbria, England- Simple off-grid pitches in the Cumbria countryside
- A 10-minute drive from Penrith, with easy access from the M6
- On the edge of the Lake District National Park for outdoor activities
Castle How Wild Camping
Sedbergh, Cumbria, England- Peaceful wild camping on a Cumbria working farm in the Howgills Fells
- Sedburgh 15 minutes’ drive; Cautley Spout waterfall 20 minutes
- Off-grid site with no amenities; fell walks direct from the pitches
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