Waterside campsites near Eskdale

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Camping waterside in Eskdale puts you right up against rivers, tarns, and the kind of wild Cumbrian scenery that never feels crowded. You’ll find over 150 campsites here catering specifically to waterside stays—think pitches a stone’s throw from the riverbank, with the fells rising behind you. Prices start as low as £25 a night, with an average around £57. Showers, pet-friendly policies, and campfires are standard on most sites, so you won’t need to rough it. Swimming, fishing, and wildlife-watching fill the days. For a spot that’s tried and tested, check out Social District (38 reviews), Baystone Bank Farm Campsite (30 reviews), or Moss Side Farm Campsite (30 reviews). Expect basic but reliable facilities—no need to worry about cold showers or overflowing rubbish bins. Locals and regulars swear by the early mornings: mist on the water, no crowds, and the odd otter if you’re lucky.

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Camping waterside in Eskdale puts you right up against rivers, tarns, and the kind of wild Cumbrian scenery that never feels crowded. You’ll find over 150 campsites here catering specifically to waterside stays—think pitches a stone’s throw from the riverbank, with the fells rising behind you. Prices start as low as £25 a night, with an average around £57. Showers, pet-friendly policies, and campfires are standard on most sites, so you won’t need to rough it. Swimming, fishing, and wildlife-watching fill the days. For a spot that’s tried and tested, check out Social District (38 reviews), Baystone Bank Farm Campsite (30 reviews), or Moss Side Farm Campsite (30 reviews). Expect basic but reliable facilities—no need to worry about cold showers or overflowing rubbish bins. Locals and regulars swear by the early mornings: mist on the water, no crowds, and the odd otter if you’re lucky.

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