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Location was very nice, enjoyed the walks.

As soon as we arrived we got stuck in the mud and there was no staff/owners anywhere to be seen.When I contacted them they couldn't come, because no one was available till after 4pm. THANKS to very nice, helpful people we were pushed out of mud and it took 10 people including my kids to push us out into a different spot. There was a very kind man with 4x4 car and tried to help us, but it was not successful, but we were very thankful for help. He helped few other cars at least 4 since we've been stuck. There was another lady who needed help with her camper. She payed for 2 nights, but never stay because she need her camper to move around the area,but it was impossible to take your car/van once you've parked. Mud everywhere so it was impossible. We were covered in mud and campervan as well. It was horrendous. Toilets were full of .... Thanks god for our portable one. Showers were £3, but once you had it and walked to your camper/tent you were cover in mud so no point. Definitely do not recommended and will never use/stay, rather stay in nearest parking spot. 2 nights was enough for my family. Never seen anything like it and I've stayed in few campsites.

The campsite is very large and consists of several fields, so it is easy to find a quiet place. There is a bar where you can buy some hot dishes and drinks.

Dingy shower charge £3. The toilets are dirty and smelly. Their cleaning is limited to washing the floor from time to time. There is neither soap nor paper towels. Overall the toilets are disgusting. Very sad to see calves separated from their mother and locked up for days. I do not think I will come back there.

Always a pleasure to visit Farm and Fell. It has a relaxed feel to it and the barn with drinks, food and live music is a really nice touch. All the team are friendly and ensure you have a good stay. It is in walking distance to Sedbergh, which has a lovely feel to it too.

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Very calm and peaceful.
Perfect views
Choices of fields
Animals to keep kids occupied

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The farm and fell campsite was excellent, clean facilities and lovley staff. Lots of amazing walks all around the campsite and near by.

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Excellent location

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Friendly and helpful staff. Kids enjoyed seeing the animals and feeding the horses grass. Gorgeous views. Sedbergh town is lovely (nice public toilets too!) and walkable from the campsite.

I was expecting basic but one portaloo per the 3 fields isn’t enough for how many tents per field especially with the other loos only open at set times and when raining it’s too muddy to walk to the others unless you bring wellies (we went in August- it was still too muddy)
Showers were £3 per use- gets a bit pricey when you have 5 kids.
There is a water tap in the field but I didn’t see a washing up station anywhere.

Lovely place lovely people.

Porta loo discusting. Toilet block locked at certain times of the day. No hand wash sanitizer or anything to dry your hands on

Hill views

1 portaloo shared between each field of campers , these were never cleaned once on our 2 night 3 day stay no fluids to flush no fluids to wash hands no toilet paper ..... the cabin toilets at the front of the farm were just as dirty and only open for a few hrs in morning and few in night they were locked up majority of the time. Asked a member of staff why they said the generator is on a timer .... so you pay all that money and your limited to times for abit of warm water . Showers were overly priced and just a wooden dirty box £3 per shower again only open for few hrs . We have stayed in much much better maintained / clean and better facilities with electric for much less £30 per night with gazebo , plus £3pp per day for shower , bag of wood £8 then ask for an additional £2 for charity so paid £10 literally got 4 logs. Noticed the bread buns for the hotdogs they sell on site on the hay next to pig pen , cow pen and ferret pen. Not a great experience.