Dog-friendly camping in Cumbria

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In Cumbria, you’ll find over 240 pet-friendly camping spots where dogs aren’t just tolerated—they’re welcomed. Many sites offer campfires, so you can toast marshmallows as your pup snoozes by the flames. Toilets are standard, and you’ll stumble across anglers wading in rivers, climbers tackling crags, and wild swimmers plunging into chilly waters. Prices start at just £12 a night, with the average hovering around £34. Standouts include Kestrel Lodge Campsite (79 reviews), set beneath Skiddaw’s slopes, The Old Chapel Campsite (58 reviews) with its sweeping fell views, and Ewe Love Camping Pods (43 reviews) where you can hunker down in a snug pod after a day on the hills. Bring your boots, your lead, and a sense of adventure—Cumbria’s got space for all of you.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Lake District Herdwick Huts

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5 units · Glamping · Rydal, England
You will not find a more stunning place to stay and explore within the UK. Set in the very heart of the Lake District National Park, there is good reason why this magnificent location inspired the poet William Wordsworth to commit some of his most world-renowned poetry to paper. These beautiful huts are nestled underneath the Fairfield horseshoe mountain range and Nab scar, so there is no need to drive anywhere for the finest mountain hikes. With Rydal Lake, a wild swimmers hot spot, and waterfalls and plunge pools on site, it really is hard to beat! You will not find a more stunning place to stay and explore within the UK. Set in the very heart of the Lake District National Park, there is good reason why this magnificent location inspired the poet William Wordsworth to commit some of his most world-renowned poetry to paper. Grasmere is on the doorstep, voted one of the top places to visit in the Lake District, with the famous '‘Coffin route’ walk offering a spectacular lake and mountain view stroll straight from your hut door. With low level to high level walks exploring the Lakes from Rydal caters for everyone. Ambleside and Grasmere are both walking distance for cafes, restaurants and cinemas and Rydal offers scenic off-road strolls to arrive by. Each with fresh linen, wood burning stove and cast iron gas hob, you are sure to be comfortable even in the thick of winter.
Potable water
Campfires
Showers
from 
£110
 / night

In Cumbria, you’ll find over 240 pet-friendly camping spots where dogs aren’t just tolerated—they’re welcomed. Many sites offer campfires, so you can toast marshmallows as your pup snoozes by the flames. Toilets are standard, and you’ll stumble across anglers wading in rivers, climbers tackling crags, and wild swimmers plunging into chilly waters. Prices start at just £12 a night, with the average hovering around £34. Standouts include Kestrel Lodge Campsite (79 reviews), set beneath Skiddaw’s slopes, The Old Chapel Campsite (58 reviews) with its sweeping fell views, and Ewe Love Camping Pods (43 reviews) where you can hunker down in a snug pod after a day on the hills. Bring your boots, your lead, and a sense of adventure—Cumbria’s got space for all of you.

95% (452)

Top-rated campgrounds

Lake District Herdwick Huts

2. Lake District Herdwick Huts

100%
(1)
5 units · Glamping · Rydal, England
You will not find a more stunning place to stay and explore within the UK. Set in the very heart of the Lake District National Park, there is good reason why this magnificent location inspired the poet William Wordsworth to commit some of his most world-renowned poetry to paper. These beautiful huts are nestled underneath the Fairfield horseshoe mountain range and Nab scar, so there is no need to drive anywhere for the finest mountain hikes. With Rydal Lake, a wild swimmers hot spot, and waterfalls and plunge pools on site, it really is hard to beat! You will not find a more stunning place to stay and explore within the UK. Set in the very heart of the Lake District National Park, there is good reason why this magnificent location inspired the poet William Wordsworth to commit some of his most world-renowned poetry to paper. Grasmere is on the doorstep, voted one of the top places to visit in the Lake District, with the famous '‘Coffin route’ walk offering a spectacular lake and mountain view stroll straight from your hut door. With low level to high level walks exploring the Lakes from Rydal caters for everyone. Ambleside and Grasmere are both walking distance for cafes, restaurants and cinemas and Rydal offers scenic off-road strolls to arrive by. Each with fresh linen, wood burning stove and cast iron gas hob, you are sure to be comfortable even in the thick of winter.
Potable water
Campfires
Showers
from 
£110
 / night

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