The Eden Valley rolls out in all directions from Chapel Farm, with dry-stone walls stitching together high sheep pasture and the distant line of the Pennines soft against the sky.
This is a small, straightforward site for touring caravanners and campervans, tucked into the folds of Little Asby — proper North Cumbria countryside, minutes from Orton and the old drove roads that cross toward Tebay. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so it suits couples and families who want a quiet base for walking the Howgills or picking up the Coast to Coast path where it weaves through the valley. It's off the main tourist track, which means peace, but you're not marooned — Appleby and Kendal are both reachable for supplies.
Facilities aren't detailed, so check what's available when you book. Campfires may be allowed depending on conditions — ask on arrival. The vibe is low-key and rural; anglers sometimes head to Bessy Beck Trout Fishery a few kilometres away. Expect wide skies, quiet nights, and the kind of Cumbrian calm that feels miles from anywhere.
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3 routes found via OpenStreetMap
Follows the historic 17th-century journey of Lady Anne Clifford across 160km of the Pennines from Skipton to Penrith. Terrain varies dramatically—gentle riverside stretches through Eden Valley contrast with steep climbs over moorland passes and limestone pavements. Not suitable for young children or buggies given the distance, remoteness and challenging sections. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock on farmland. A multi-day adventure showcasing northern England's most atmo
Stretches 90 miles from Saltaire to Appleby-in-Westmorland through the Yorkshire Dales and Eden Valley, traversing challenging, often steep terrain with significant elevation gain over multiple days. Not suitable for young children or buggies—this is a serious long-distance trail requiring good fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but must be lead-fit for multi-day hiking across farmland and open moorland. Rewards committed walkers with stunning limestone scenery, remote valleys, historic
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