Whinfell Hall Farm Campsite
Whinfell Hall Farm Campsite is a peaceful and spacious site nestled in the stunning Lake District, ideal for exploring the western lakes and nearby fells. The location offers beautiful views of surrounding hills and dark skies perfect for stargazing. Most visitors praise the quiet and relaxed atmosphere, though some note that noise curfews are not always enforced, with late-night campers occasionally causing disturbance. The campsite provides basic facilities including toilets, showers, and a washing-up area with hot water, which are cleaned regularly but are described as tired, dated, and in need of refurbishment. Showers receive mixed reviews—some find them warm and with good pressure, while others report inconsistent temperatures and low pressure. Toilet cleanliness is a common concern, with mentions of cobwebs, mould, and occasional shortages of toilet paper and soap. The site offers electric hook-ups and spacious pitches, but the ground can be rocky or hard, making it difficult to peg tents. Staff, particularly the owner Andrew, are frequently described as friendly and helpful, though some guests experienced poor communication or unhelpful check-in. A local pub within walking distance serves good food, and there is a shop nearby. Waste disposal and recycling areas sometimes overflow with rubbish. The campsite is popular with families and those seeking a basic, no-frills camping experience at a reasonable price. Guests recommend being prepared for rugged ground and bringing a mallet for pegs. Despite its imperfections, many visitors express a desire to return, valuing the location and tranquility. The campsite offers excellent value for money and is well looked after, with compact but essential facilities. However, check-in could be improved with clearer signage and instructions upon arrival.
Guest reviews
No reviews yet.
Caravaneo