High Wallabarrow Camping Barn
Set in the Duddon Valley in the Lake District, High Wallabarrow Camping Barn is 17th Century Lakeland farmhouse is ideal for a tranquil stay
High Wallabarrow Camping Barn, High Wallabarrow, Ulpha, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria, LA20 6EA
Call Chris Chinn (8am to 10pm) on 01229 715011 or 07974 822020
Amazing tranquil Lake District location
High Wallabarrow Camping Barn is a 17th century Lakeland farmhouse restored sympathetically to provide a well equipped camping barn for walkers, climbers, mountain & road-bikers and those who enjoy tranquility and wildlife.
Set in the Duddon Valley, an unspoilt corner of the Lake District National Park, High Wallabarrow is a traditional hill farm owned by the National Trust and keeps Herdwick sheep and Galloway cows. The farm is at the end of a quiet no-through road with only footpaths and bridleways beyond.
The barn sleeps up to 10 and additional accommodation may be available for larger groups.
The ground floor has a large living area with wood-burning stove, tables, pews and well-equipped kitchen with electric cooker, fridge and hot water. You may wish to bring your own logs for the woodburner or pay £20 for a huge basket and kindling (usually enough for two evenings).
The kitchen has a cooker with four rings, toaster, kettle and plenty of crockery, cutlery, pots, pans and cooking utensils.
Upstairs is a large communal sleeping area with 10+ mattresses on a new wooden floor. Please bring mattress protectors/sheets. No sheets provided so bring your own sleeping bags, pillows and sheet. The upstairs room has beautiful views towards Caw and Dow Crag.
The toilet is just outside the Barn and a coin operated shower is available in a nearby building.
Outside the barn, there is a picnic area in a newly planted orchard, ideal for outside eating. A fifteen-minute countryside walk takes you to the The Newfield Inn which serves cask ales and pub food (book in advance for group meals). The Blacksmith's Arms is a 15 minute drive away in Broughton Mills and serves good food and ales.
Whilst we want people to enjoy their stay, the Camping Barn is not suitable for very rowdy groups as it is close to the farm family accommodation! Well-controlled dogs are welcome by prior arrangement (and subject to conditions) when the camping barn has been booked for sole-use.
Please make phone enquiries between 8am and 10pm.
Set in the Duddon Valley, an unspoilt corner of the Lake District National Park, High Wallabarrow is a traditional hill farm owned by the National Trust and keeps Herdwick sheep and Galloway cows. The farm is at the end of a quiet no-through road with only footpaths and bridleways beyond.
The barn sleeps up to 10 and additional accommodation may be available for larger groups.
The ground floor has a large living area with wood-burning stove, tables, pews and well-equipped kitchen with electric cooker, fridge and hot water. You may wish to bring your own logs for the woodburner or pay £20 for a huge basket and kindling (usually enough for two evenings).
The kitchen has a cooker with four rings, toaster, kettle and plenty of crockery, cutlery, pots, pans and cooking utensils.
Upstairs is a large communal sleeping area with 10+ mattresses on a new wooden floor. Please bring mattress protectors/sheets. No sheets provided so bring your own sleeping bags, pillows and sheet. The upstairs room has beautiful views towards Caw and Dow Crag.
The toilet is just outside the Barn and a coin operated shower is available in a nearby building.
Outside the barn, there is a picnic area in a newly planted orchard, ideal for outside eating. A fifteen-minute countryside walk takes you to the The Newfield Inn which serves cask ales and pub food (book in advance for group meals). The Blacksmith's Arms is a 15 minute drive away in Broughton Mills and serves good food and ales.
Whilst we want people to enjoy their stay, the Camping Barn is not suitable for very rowdy groups as it is close to the farm family accommodation! Well-controlled dogs are welcome by prior arrangement (and subject to conditions) when the camping barn has been booked for sole-use.
Please make phone enquiries between 8am and 10pm.
High Wallabarrow is a traditional hill farm in the Duddon Valley, the Lake District’s quiet corner. The well equipped camping barn sleeps 10+ upstairs. Downstairs is a large living area, wood burner & fully equipped kitchen. Mattresses provided. BYO bedding. WC just outside & shower nearby. Pub 15 mins’ walk. Climbing crag 10 mins’ walk. No very rowdy groups.
High Wallabarrow Camping Barn is a 17th century Lakeland farmhouse restored sympathetically to provide a well equipped camping barn for walkers, climbers, mountain & road-bikers and those who enjoy tranquility and wildlife.
Set in the Duddon Valley, an unspoilt corner of the Lake District National Park, High Wallabarrow is a traditional hill farm owned by the National Trust and keeps Herdwick sheep and Galloway cows. The farm is at the end of a quiet no-through road with only footpaths and bridleways beyond.
The barn sleeps up to 10 and additional accommodation may be available for larger groups.
The ground floor has a large living area with wood-burning stove, tables, pews and well-equipped kitchen with electric cooker, fridge and hot water. You may wish to bring your own logs for the woodburner or pay £20 for a huge basket and kindling (usually enough for two evenings).
The kitchen has a cooker with four rings, toaster, kettle and plenty of crockery, cutlery, pots, pans and cooking utensils.
Upstairs is a large communal sleeping area with 10+ mattresses on a new wooden floor. Please bring mattress protectors/sheets. No sheets provided so bring your own sleeping bags, pillows and sheet. The upstairs room has beautiful views towards Caw and Dow Crag.
The toilet is just outside the Barn and a coin operated shower is available in a nearby building.
Outside the barn, there is a picnic area in a newly planted orchard, ideal for outside eating. A fifteen-minute countryside walk takes you to the The Newfield Inn which serves cask ales and pub food (book in advance for group meals). The Blacksmith's Arms is a 15 minute drive away in Broughton Mills and serves good food and ales.
Whilst we want people to enjoy their stay, the Camping Barn is not suitable for very rowdy groups as it is close to the farm family accommodation! Well-controlled dogs are welcome by prior arrangement (and subject to conditions) when the camping barn has been booked for sole-use.
Please make phone enquiries between 8am and 10pm.
Set in the Duddon Valley, an unspoilt corner of the Lake District National Park, High Wallabarrow is a traditional hill farm owned by the National Trust and keeps Herdwick sheep and Galloway cows. The farm is at the end of a quiet no-through road with only footpaths and bridleways beyond.
The barn sleeps up to 10 and additional accommodation may be available for larger groups.
The ground floor has a large living area with wood-burning stove, tables, pews and well-equipped kitchen with electric cooker, fridge and hot water. You may wish to bring your own logs for the woodburner or pay £20 for a huge basket and kindling (usually enough for two evenings).
The kitchen has a cooker with four rings, toaster, kettle and plenty of crockery, cutlery, pots, pans and cooking utensils.
Upstairs is a large communal sleeping area with 10+ mattresses on a new wooden floor. Please bring mattress protectors/sheets. No sheets provided so bring your own sleeping bags, pillows and sheet. The upstairs room has beautiful views towards Caw and Dow Crag.
The toilet is just outside the Barn and a coin operated shower is available in a nearby building.
Outside the barn, there is a picnic area in a newly planted orchard, ideal for outside eating. A fifteen-minute countryside walk takes you to the The Newfield Inn which serves cask ales and pub food (book in advance for group meals). The Blacksmith's Arms is a 15 minute drive away in Broughton Mills and serves good food and ales.
Whilst we want people to enjoy their stay, the Camping Barn is not suitable for very rowdy groups as it is close to the farm family accommodation! Well-controlled dogs are welcome by prior arrangement (and subject to conditions) when the camping barn has been booked for sole-use.
Please make phone enquiries between 8am and 10pm.
This accommodation is featured on our map of the Lake District and here is its own website.
Details
Beds & Rooms:
10: 1x10 with extra possible.Open:
All year. Arrive after 4pm, (possibly earlier by arrangement) vacate by 11am.Price per night:
£15pp m/week (term time). W/ends & school hols ~ sole-use: £150 (10 people), min 2 nights. £1.50 per dog per night.Booking:
Families with children under 5 should book sole-use and anyone 16 and under should be accompanied by a responsible adult.Directions:
(Best not to rely on Sat Nav) Please car-share where possible. When you reach the traffic lights at Duddon Bridge turn right up the Duddon Valley signposted 'Ulpha'. Continue for 4 miles to Ulpha, past Church on the right and Post Office on the left, stay on this road for 2 miles until the road bends right over the River Duddon, stop! and turn left just before the bridge up a 'no through road' and continue right to the end of the lane (3/4 mile). Parking just before the yard on the left.Public Transport :
Nearest train stations are Foxfield (6 miles) or Ulverston (15 miles.Walks :
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The lakes are still as gorgeous as ever….
August 2nd 2021
For simple accommodation in the Lakes look no further than High Wallabarrow Camping Barn. A no frills stay for those just dying to get out in the midst of this stunning area again.
Just a short walk from Seathwaite this end of the Lakes has a fair share of interesting sights to see. From the peaks of The Old Man of Coniston to the (relative) lows of Great Worm Crag. Further afield the beautiful Stanley Ghyll Waterfall can be seen in all it’s glory. Which as it so happens is en route to the main attraction for hill climbers Scarfell Pike. A pub dinner at the Wasdale head after an ascent comes highly recommended as does a stay at High Wallabarrow. You won’t find better value accommodation in the Lakes that much is for sure.
Stay in a 17th century lake-land farmhouse!
May 15th 2019
Soak up the varying culture of the past and present in Cumbria and the Lake District.
Surrounded in the tranquility and wildlife of the unspoiled Duddon Valley, High Wallabarrow Camping Barn is ideally equipped for walkers, hikers, and mountain bikers.
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