Lush countryside settings, big skies, friendly locals, a laidback pace of life, and beautiful views over the Pennines and Lakeland Fells make holidays at Croft Ends Farm an absolute delight.

Eden Valley Holidays is a quiet touring site cleverly named after the stunning Eden Valley in Cumbria. The site rests an ideal 20-minute drive from Penrith, affording quick access to the M6.

Tymparon Hall is a tranquil, relaxing and welcoming park located near the bustling market town of Penrith. The centrally located site is an excellent base for exploring the numerous attractions and mile upon mile of rolling lush landscape from towering mountains to shimmering.

Stonefold Touring Caravan Park, an adults-only site, rests on a flat, well-maintained lawn like field affording spectacular vistas across the Pennines and the stunning Lake District National Park.

Escape the modern world, the constant pinging of phones, and the unending bumper-to-bumper traffic at Haggs Bank Campsite. This splendid spot is a sight for sore eyes and a peaceful haven for the weary mind.

Cairndale Caravan Park is a cracking spot for the outdoorsy types who can spend pleasant hours walking, cycling and exploring the lush settings of not one but two designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty nearby.

Englethwaite Hall Caravan Club Site is a very peaceful campsite ducked in the lush Eden Valley, on the fringes of the High Stand Forest, providing guests with tranquil settings brimming with an abundance of thriving wildlife.

Flusco Wood is a part of the exclusive Bouja Luxury Boutique Breaks Collection, located amid majestic woodland. It offers guests the chance to get away from it all in desirable settings and swish abodes.

Hillcroft is a spacious, peaceful site set out on a rolling hillside, overlooking the gleaming Ullswater Lake and the surrounding hills. The campsite is the perfect spot for a countryside escape.

Waterfoot Caravan Park is a tranquil park near Penrith in the Lake District National Park on a stunning Georgian mansion. The site overlooks the shimmering lake of Ullswater.

Do you catch yourself staring out the window of a packed train, longing for the weekend? Have you been feeling uninspired and burned out in the claustrophobic city? It’s time to escape the mayhem and rejuvenate the mind.

Ghyll House Farm is a beautiful spot to restore your peace of mind whilst immersing your senses in Cumbria's laid-back atmosphere and big skies. The site rests on a peaceful working family farm.

Park Foot Holiday Park rests a mere mile from the picturesque village of Pooley Bridge, along the Howtown Road, on the eastern side of the stunning Lake Ullswater that inspired Wordsworth and Coleridge.

Cross Dormont Camping and Caravans is a peaceful site nestled within Cumbria’s world-famous Lake District National Park. The friendly family-run site rests on a working hill farm with sprawling pastures extending to the shores of the shimmering Ullswater.

Waterside House Farm and the adjoining camping and glampsite have been run by the same family for five generations, ensuring a reputed, safe and relaxing space to kick back and escape the complexities of everyday life.

Thanet Well Lodge Retreat is the perfect place to escape the routine humdrum of modern life, plug in and escape the hectic pace of everyday life for sweeping views, the soothing sounds of the countryside and the freedom to amble as far and wide as desired.

Beckses Caravan Park is a compact, family-run campsite nestled amid the lush sceneries of the renowned Lake District National Park, within easy reach of the M6 Motorway and famed destinations like Ullswater and Keswick.

Wild Rose Park is an award-winning, family-friendly site located in the lush heart of the stunning Eden Valley, with easy access to renowned outdoor settings like the Lake District.

Remote and peaceful are the words often used to describe Yont The Cleugh Caravan Park, a haven for guests in need of tranquil, lush settings to shake off the complexities of modern life.

New Ing Lodge is a quiet and welcoming campsite nuzzled between Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, on the grounds of a Grade II listed 18th-century farmhouse. The site rests in Shap.