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Park Coppice CC site at Coniston has vacancies for each of the next three weekends and vacancies thoughout the week as well. You can guarantee peaceful, dog friendly, nice clean and loos and showers with plentiful hot water and it is not too far from Windermere.

You can do your site research and read visitor reviews from here

Cheers  Ratty

Windemere Camping & Caravan Club is a very nice site. No flooding issues for vans (although one of the tent fields suffers if its bad) and its between Keswick and Windemere with Staveleigh (sp) just down the road with a bakery and a nice pub.

Nice spacy pitches, very clean with plenty of toilets/showers, shop, kids play area, family room and bar which also serves food. It one of the c & ccs largest sites and also has statics/lodges hence the extra facilities to usual c&cc sites. A friend of mine recently part exed his caravan in for one of their lodges. He loves the Lakes and this site. He likes the location for getting out and about. Plus (and I have to agree) its a lovely site.

We spent nine nights there last year (August) and it rained every day but one! We've avoided the lakes since in favour of the east coast and coincidentally fallen lucky with the weather since. Daren't go back now!

We can recommend Skelwith Fold as well, we woke up every morning look at the deer grazing away, lovely site and good for the dogs.

Liz

Quote: Originally posted by kingy99 on 01/9/2009

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Windemere Camping & Caravan Club is a very nice site. No flooding issues for vans (although one of the tent fields suffers if its bad) and its between Keswick and Windemere

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Quote: Originally posted by Bernie47 on 01/9/2009

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Windermere C&CC site is not between Keswick and Windermere, it is at Staveley between Kendal and Windermere.

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Sorry yes - Kendal not Keswick. Got my K's mixed up and misspelt Staveley. I'll go have a quiet word with myself!

Have also stayed at Skelwith Fold. Very nice site.

My friend has just returned from a few days at Windemere c & cc and he said whilst he dodged a lot of the rain when it did come down it was heavy and given the already wet terrain lots of areas on site and out and about were flooded. (He fell walks and fell runs). Wellies and waterproofs required!