Nestled in the picturesque village of Crosthwaite, just a short distance from Keswick, Crosthwaite Campsite offers a genuine back-to-basics camping experience in one of England’s most spectacular landscapes. Located at the historic Crosthwaite Conference Centre on Church Lane, this campsite provides the perfect base for exploring the natural wonders of the Lake District.
Whether you’re a seasoned camper or new to outdoor adventures, Crosthwaite Campsite welcomes visitors looking to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the stunning Lakeland scenery. The site’s location makes it an ideal starting point for fell walking, lake exploration, and discovering the charming villages and attractions that dot this UNESCO World Heritage landscape. With excellent accessibility to local amenities in Keswick, you can enjoy the best of both worlds—peaceful countryside camping with convenient access to shops, restaurants, and attractions.
Visitors consistently praise the friendly welcome and well-maintained facilities at this popular Lake District campsite. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a romantic escape, or an adventure with friends, Crosthwaite Campsite provides an authentic camping experience that captures the true spirit of the Lakes. The enthusiastic reviews from campers speak to the quality of hospitality and the magical setting this location offers.
Visitor information
| Address | Crosthwaite Conference Centre, Church Ln, Keswick CA12 5QG, UK |
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| Phone | 07971 699305 |
| Website | http://crosthwaitecamp.org.uk/ |
| Google rating | 4.7 / 5 |
| Admission | Booking required. Contact the campsite directly for current rates and availability. |
Tips for your visit
- Book in advance, especially during peak summer months and school holidays when the Lake District is at its busiest
- The nearby village of Keswick offers excellent facilities, restaurants, and shops—just a short walk or drive away
- Use the campsite as a base for exploring iconic fell walks and lake activities that the Lake District is famous for
Featured image courtesy of Josh Mills via Google Maps.