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Cumbria, England

All-year caravan club sites in Cumbria

5 of 11 sites in the county qualify

Club sites that stay open through the winter. Roughly a third of the network does. Facilities are usually reduced out of season, hardstanding matters more than it does in July, and you want to check whether the site's water is turned off during a freeze before committing to a January booking.

Towing note · Hardknott and Wrynose passes hit 1 in 3 and are impassable with a caravan — reach Eskdale from the A595 in the west. The Struggle out of Ambleside to Kirkstone is equally off limits; use the A592 from Troutbeck Bridge.

Sites

White tent on grass beside a still mountain lake fringed with pine trees

Bowness-on-Windermere · Cumbria

Bowness on Windermere Camping and Caravanning Club Site

An all-year site on Glebe Road on the shore of Lake Windermere at Bowness. The site was refurbished in 2022 and includes a dog wash. Bowness town centre and the lake steamers are within walking distance.

C&CCall yearDogs welcome
Caravan pitched with folding chairs outside against a backdrop of rugged mountains

Keswick · Cumbria

Braithwaite Village Camping and Caravanning Club Site

An all-year site at Braithwaite village, between Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake in the northern Lake District. Glamping pods and self-catering lodges are available alongside touring pitches. Whinlatter Pass and Keswick are both close by.

C&CCall yearDogs welcome
White tent on grass beside a still mountain lake fringed with pine trees

Keswick · Cumbria

Derwentwater Camping and Caravanning Club Site

An all-year site on Crow Park Road at Keswick, between Derwentwater and the northern fells. Keswick town centre is a short walk away. Catbells and Skiddaw are among the fell walks accessible from the site.

C&CCall yearDogs welcome
White campervan on a green grass field below a brown mountain and blue sky

Keswick · Cumbria

Keswick Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A site on Crow Park Road on the shore of Derwentwater in the northern Lake District, within walking distance of Keswick town centre. Skiddaw and the northern fells rise directly behind the town. The site is open all year.

C&CCall yearDogs welcome
White camper vans parked on green grass overlooking the ocean at a coastal site
113 pitches

Grange-over-Sands · Cumbria

Meathop Fell Club Campsite

An all-year site near Grange-over-Sands with 113 pitches, 102 of them hardstanding, divided into separate areas by shrubs and grass. It sits in the southern Lake District close to the A590. Windermere and Coniston are both within driving distance.

CAMCall yearDogs welcome

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