TURNER HALL FARM
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Seathwaite
Broughton-in-Furness
Cumbria
LA20 6EE
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01229 716420
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"Situated in the heart of the Duddon Valley with breathtaking views of the fells, the site is on the doorstep of a labyrinth of footpaths, leading to a variety of Lakeland fells and villages. A few minutes' walk across the fields is the ancient Walna Scar track, taking you to Dow Crag and Coniston's classic peak, the Old Man, with views out across Coniston Water en route. Walkers and climbers alike will enjoy the site's closeness to Wallowbarrow gorge and crags. The grassy site offers privacy through the natural craggy landscape, and provides toilet and basic washing facilities. The local pub is a pleasant 10-minute walk from the site, where good food and refreshment can be purchased"
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2007-03-24
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Wee yellow tent 2007-04-26
Such a perfect campsie for my annual birthday camping trip. Will have a hard time finding somewhere to live up to it for this years trip. Off the beaten track, a trecherous (and stunning) journey along the Wrynose Pass -infamous with the locals. Beautiful site. Craggy outcrops and trees break it up so you feel you have your own space. This combined with chilled out farmers meant we were able to continue the silliness into the wee small hours without disturbing anyone. Enjoy.
missnaomi 2008-05-20
Just got back from my first camping trip of the year to Turner Hall farm... was lovely. Found a lovely little corner to pitch my tent in and it felt like we were the only ones around! Brilliant walking and views...and lovely, clean, hot showers!
***MrsColl*** 2008-06-25
Just had my first camping ever experience here and thought I would share my experience with other happy campers : )

Drove here in the glorious Friday evening sunshine, along the endorphin-raising Wrynose Pass, and pitched up. Feels really remote and scenery is really beautiful - was not disappointed! If you love walking, you will love it. If you love gazing at mother’s nature finery, you will also love it.

Had our dinner in candlelight (they do allow campfires BTW, which we did not do - you can buy kindling at Ulpha post office 3 miles down the road) with a bottle of wine and a few beers. Very relaxing and romantic. Felt quite giddy with excitement!

Woke up the next morning to the sound of sheep baaing. Very cute. However, alas, the sunshine didn’t last. Next day’s weather turned very rainy and windy, which made it much more difficult. Esp since our spot was very much in an open field. Would recommend more sheltered area (e.g. 2nd field) to protect from the elements. After trying to secure the tent that had somehow turned into a kite in the gusts of wind, we decided to be truly hardcore and stay the night.

Pub close by (Newfield Inn) has lovely atmosphere and food. Def recommend. Totally yummy homemade spinach and ricotta cheese dish. Delicious!

Used the facilities which were clean and modern. Showers £1 for 3 mins. Don’t forget your pound coins! Good pressure and clean facilities. Farm owners are also nice and friendly.

All in all, I would definitely recommend Turner Hall Farm. Great to get away from it all, but without sacrificing on nice warm showers! Would return – hopefully next time the weather will be less miserable.

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