Look Tastes differ, a pure self-contained campsite with water and a chemical toilet disposal point. A fantastic view, wonderfully quiet except for the cooing pigeons. Price: 15 pounds for a fantastic spot; shouldn't this farmer earn something for making it possible to stay at such a beautiful place? But you don't have to stay here, mind you!

The pub has been closed for years; the parking lot is still there, but the land now belongs to a different owner and you are no longer allowed to park there.

You don't have to stand here, though!🍀

Buttermere is a busy place for walkers! This camping site has that as its target group. This mainly means tent campers and also room for 4 campers on a small field. Facilities for campers are nil, mainly aimed at tent campers. Pub with bar food next to the campsite. The campsite is part of a farm/tearoom. costs 10 pounds pp and 4 for the camper. Beautiful view, and as stated, an excellent starting point for hiking

What is stated in the information from the manager at the beginning is correct, you can come here with a camper of up to 6.5 m! Property of the Nat Trust. All amenities (except electric, WiFi) remotely. price £20.

Spacious and great place for campers, a beautiful view indeed. price okay, especially for England.

01/05 This camping spot was not in use as a campsite at the time of writing, but housed sheep and lambs. According to locals, it does in the summer here. On the other side of this village behind the Crown Inn is a small field with perhaps 4 reasonably flat spots. Limited access (6.5m) View is fantastic. Facilities: 1 toilet with sink and hot/cold water. electricity and water on site. price 20 without, 27 with.

This place isn't free, you're supposed to give 200 sek to the Boy Scouts. to donate. See the sign in the parking lot. Scouts' toilets and showers can be found in the woods opposite the site. Beautiful place by the way.. A&E