Lake camping in Peak District National Park

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For lake camping in the Peak District National Park, you’ve got over 40 sites that put you right on the water’s edge. Tents, bell tents, and safari lodges dot the landscape—expect grassy pitches with easy access to fishing spots and quiet corners for wildlife-watching. You’ll find campsites like Oakwood Marina (26 reviews), Chilled Out Adult Only Glamping (11 reviews), and Bell Tent Village Parks (5 reviews) set up close to lakes, with horse trails and fishing pegs just steps away. Facilities usually include showers, toilets, and proper spots for campfires. Nightly prices average £59, but you can snag a pitch for as little as £18 if you know where to look. The lakes here pull in wildfowl and quiet mornings, and you’re never far from a solid pub or a stony path up into the hills.

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For lake camping in the Peak District National Park, you’ve got over 40 sites that put you right on the water’s edge. Tents, bell tents, and safari lodges dot the landscape—expect grassy pitches with easy access to fishing spots and quiet corners for wildlife-watching. You’ll find campsites like Oakwood Marina (26 reviews), Chilled Out Adult Only Glamping (11 reviews), and Bell Tent Village Parks (5 reviews) set up close to lakes, with horse trails and fishing pegs just steps away. Facilities usually include showers, toilets, and proper spots for campfires. Nightly prices average £59, but you can snag a pitch for as little as £18 if you know where to look. The lakes here pull in wildfowl and quiet mornings, and you’re never far from a solid pub or a stony path up into the hills.

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