If you’re on the search for complete peace and stunning views for your next camping escape, pack your bags and rumble over to Wheatsheaf Inn Campsite, a quiet and welcoming site with that delightful back to nature feel. The site offers guests the added advantage of camping next to an authentic ale pub serving a range of delicious dishes, ensuring a reliable spot for pre and post-exertion meals. The scenery around the site is certainly worth your attention, with panoramic vistas extending over the Lakeland fells, Whinlatter, Hobcarton, Hopegill Head, Whiteside and Grassmoor, providing campers with a truly idyllic atmosphere for getting away from it all. The shimmering River Cocker rests across the lane from the pub and brims with species of salmon and trout, flexing their tails in the murky depths of the water. Bring your catch back to the base, slap it on the grill with other barbie bits, and settle in for an alfresco feast. Campers with a partiality to the sport of fishing are welcome to throw a line over well-stocked waters mere 10-miles’ from the campsite. Sit back and spend an early morning absorbing the sounds of nature as you inhale the intoxicating fresh air and savour the spectacular views. There are spacious grass plots with optional electric connections for tents and touring vehicles, plus a range of statics for hire. Pets are welcome on the campsite and in the bar. Wheatsheaf Inn Campsite welcomes guests over the age of sixteen.