Campsite · Carlisle, United Kingdom

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Camping at Cardewlees

About the stay

Camping at Cardewlees – Your Perfect Base for Exploring Cumbria 🥾🏕️ Nestled in the beautiful Cumbrian countryside, just outside Carlisle, Camping at Cardewlees is a friendly, relaxed campsite on a working farm, offering the perfect base for walkers, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Surrounded by rolling farmland, stunning sunsets and views towards the Cumbrian fells, we're ideally placed for exploring the local countryside, discovering scenic walking routes and enjoying everything this beautiful part of Cumbria has to offer. Whether you're walking solo, exploring with friends or bringing your four-legged companion, we offer a range of accommodation to suit your adventure, including traditional camping pitches, electric hook-ups, campervan and caravan pitches, cosy glamping pods and a bell tent. We're not a five-star holiday park, and that's part of our charm! We're a welcoming working farm campsite where you can enjoy fresh air, open spaces, peaceful surroundings and the chance to meet like-minded people. Dogs are welcome, and our relaxed atmosphere makes us a great place to unwind after a day on the trails. Whether you're stopping for one night during a walking adventure or staying longer to explore the Cumbrian countryside, we'd love to welcome you. Walk, explore, relax and make memories at Camping at Cardewlees

Written by the owner· Updated October 2026

Where it is on the Cumbria Way

Map of the Cumbria Way
Previous stop
Caldbeck · 10.4 miles
Next stop
Carlisle · 5.1 miles
Off the trail
1 mile

What hikers say

Also rated 4.4 ★ from 203 reviews · Google Maps

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Facilities and prices

€20 to €75a night

  • BreakfastAvailable
  • DinnerAvailable
  • Packed lunchAvailable
  • CookingNone
  • DogsAllowed
  • CampingPossible

Supplied by the owner, October 2026

Managed by the owner. Updated October 2026.

Camping at Cardewlees, Cardewlees Farm, Cardewlees, Carlisle, CA5 6LF Carlisle, GB Route data from Traileasy. Ratings from hikers who stayed here.