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Any reccomendations please ?
Don't need anything fancy apart from pub grub within staggering distance.
The one at Braithwaite is pretty nice and flat but for a bit more wilderness there's a good few up Borrowdale. The one just past Rosthwaite which give you two pubs to go at! Remember camping there around this time of year a few years ago and it was bloody cold though.
For Lads or family ?
A group of lads will struggle with ANY campsite in and around Kewsick.
family then Braithwaite is good, as is Lane Foot a little further along the A66.
Castlerigg Camp Site is good too.
2 blokes (50+) - not sure if we count as lads anymore.
It is just a stop off for Friday night so we get an early start for a weekends loop ride.
Should be alright at Braithwaite. Good pub (well, last time I was there) in th evillage but very popular.
You might struggle with two blokes on Braithwaite. Call them first. Lanefoot you will probably be ok.
http://www.castleriggfarm.com/site_rules.php
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http://www.castlerigg.co.uk/camping/.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT TAKE ADVANCED RESERVATIONS FOR CAMPING. We operate on a first come first served basis for families and couples only. NO GROUPS PERMITTED.
What is classed as a "couple" nowadays? Can business discriminate between a "couple" of guys or gals who may be a "couple" ?
I think I'll get Henry to wear a dress
IMHO that just means we will turn away a group of 15 lads and a hen do
I think two 50 year old males wont worry anyone with their rowdy ways
Lanefoot proper camping in a farmers uneven field pub further away
Braithwaite Commercial camping in a crowded flat field Pub next door iirc
Good pub (well, last time I was there) in th evillage but very popular.
The Coledale Inn is 5 mins further up through the village.