The most fantastic Campsite in the World. Whether driving here over Hardknott Pass, via Muncaster…read moreCastle or from Western Lakes - it is beautiful. As you drive onto the campsite there are sacks of logs for you to buy - because here you can actually have a proper campfire(in the allocated fire circles. The site is a couple of large fields, a pond with a small kiddies playing area, a well maintained shower block and nothing much else. Set in the most idyllic out of the way place (although theres a couple of small pubs a short walk away). I live about 15 miles from here, and we often pack our tents after work and pop down here to spend the night chatting and relaxing round a campfire. Brilliant

I stayed here from 25th-28th October with my sister in law and my partner. We booked out a Wigwam,…read morenot wanting to brave camping in the cold. The Wigwams are an absolute gem. It was lovely and warm and very comfortable. It was spacious and well kitted out with a kettle and a small fridge. The fire pit is an excellent idea. It is lovely on a night to have the warmth from the fire whilst sitting outside under the stars. Facilities Absolutely spotlessly clean. The kitchen is really well kitted out, nice little sofa and a flat screen TV and loads of equipment. One of the ovens has a broken dial and the temperature is guess work but we managed. This is a lovely place and I would definitely go back.

Very well kept caravan and camping club site, immaculate lawns. The toilet and shower facilities…read morefor campers is outstanding. EHU is available for both caravans & Campers. Facilities also available for washing up dishes. No traffic noise and a nice view in any direction. Very Close to Staindrop village with a Pub & Spar Supermarket. Raby Castle also very close which is open to the public and has vast herds of deer roaming its parklands. £15 per night, not a bad price. Stayed the weekend recently and would return.

We rented the 18th Century Bridge House at Allonby in March 2007 for a friend's birthday and had a…read moregreat weekend in a beautiful village on the West Cumbrian coast. The cottage sleeps 10 easily in 5 quaint and chinzy bedrooms and although some of the decor is admittedly a bit tired and in need of a makeover, the overall feel is comfortable, homely and historic. Allonby itself is a lovely little village, although the boys who poppd into the pub whilst we (the girls - how sterotypical?) made dinner, said it was a bit of a 'locals' pub i.e. everyone stared as the visitors walked in! The cottage is literally 30 seconds walk from the beach, which is wide and flat and a mix of sand and pebbles with some excellent rock pools, which we explored to the full and learned all about the slimy little creatures as I was with a bunch of teachers! I would heartily reccommend a BBQ on the beach at sunset. As you will see from the pictures, the views are breathtaking.

Stayed in August 2012. House was disgusting. Filthy, greasy,…read moresmelly, riddled with damp. Many appliances, taps, showers and toilets did not work properly. Many windows could not open because so much water had got into the frame they had swelled up and were permanently closed. Left after one night. Avoid like the plague!!!!