Waterside House is a beautifully situated family run campsite, on the northern shores of Ullswater in the Lake District.

Perfectly positioned at the foot of Barton Fell, it is an ideal base for mountain biking, walking, sailing, fishing, and pony trekking.

The pretty village of Pooley Bridge is one mile from the campsite and can be easily reached by road or the lakeshore footpath.

Here you will find local shops and cafes as well as a few inns serving excellent bar food and traditional real ale.

The farm and campsite have been run by the same family for five generations.

The farmhouse is dated 1694 and is part of a working farm with land covering 279 acres. The farm is home to a flock of Swaledale Ewes, who spend most of their time on the nearby Barton Fell.

At certain times of the year you may see the sheep being dipped, sheared or even the birth of a lamb.You will certainly see sheepdogs at work.

Cattle and calves are reared and can be seen in the fields around the campsite during the summer months.

DIRECTIONS:
From junction 40 of the M6 motorway take the A66 signposted Keswick.

After one mile turn left onto the A592 for Ullswater and Pooley Bridge.

Turn left at the lake, continue straight on and then over the river into Pooley Bridge.Go through the village and take the first right to Howtown, continue along the this road.

Waterside House is the second campsite on the right- approximately one mile.

There is a lakeshore footpath from Pooley Bridge to the campsite.
Penrith is a west coast mainline station.


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