Tarn Foot Farm

not allowed for motorhomes, only campervans and tents, neither allowed to use water facilities for motorhomes.

Great spot for rude welcomes and uneven pitches

Loves like a lovely spot but can only take vans up to 4.5m.

Great campsite in fantastic location. Very basic but that’s what you want you are camping not coming for spa break. 1 min walk to the lake. Next to public footpath so very handy for walking. Very good price. No signs upon entrance.

Crammed in like sardines. Noisy children allowed to run wild and annoy other campers - def NOT somewhere to bring kids as no facilities. No showers. No mobile signal. Toilets in a damp shed. Not v secure as a busy bridleway is right next to site and easy for undesirables to jump over fence and access your tent and belongings. Chapel stile campsite much better for not much more money.

Beautiful area! Highly recommended! A Fiat Ducato panel van just barely fits through the gate with the mirrors folded in.✦Translating

Family friendly camping located on a hill next to a lake and many walking routes starting literally across the fence. It has decent 4G/5G coverage which is a very rare occurrence in this area. Only a single outdoor tap and sink, plus two toilets. The owner also offers a selection of hot and cold drinks. Pub and a cafe are located at 15 min walk.

This is a lovely small site. £9.00 per person per night. Two clean toilets adjoining the rear of the farmhouse. An outside belfast sink in the yard. Campfires and BBQ's allowed. They must be extinguished by 11pm. A 15 stroll down the lane to the Talbot Bar in Skelwith Bridge. The gate is very narrow. I needed to pull in the door mirrors on our Renault Trafic. larger vehicles would struggle.