Our Yurts at Great Langdale can comfortably accommodate six people. Each has a double futon and four singles the which can be folded away in the day to make a pleasant seating area. The single futons can also be pushed together to make a double. All the beds come with freshly laundered, sheets, duvets and pillows. Yes, a yurt holiday is ideal for children, it’s fun, different and above all exciting. There’s also loads of things to do both in the surrounding area and beyond. On site there is a small adventure play ground and on the doorstep are the mountains rising up directly from outside the door of the Yurt, a large adventure playground in itself. Yes both of our yurts are lined with locally sourced Herdwick sheeps wool. In addition they have a 4 KW wood burning stove which will keep you all cosy and warm. Firewood and kindling is also provided. Yes the yurts are covered with a tough waterproof canvas layer which keep out the worst the Lake District weather can throw at it. Yes both the yurts have lockable doors. However please be aware that they are located on a campsite which is accessible to all. Long Valley Yurts takes no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during your stay. No all your bedding is provided. Each yurt comes with freshly laundered sheets, pillow and duvets. I’m sorry but we do not allow pets inside the yurts. We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home.

• We do not provide towels.
• The Yurts do not have any refrigeration system we advise you bring a cool box with cool bricks. The campsite shop will re-freeze your bricks for you for a small charge.

In addition we advise you bring suitable cloths and footwear for all conditions, the Lake District can be somewhat un-predictable.

Here is a downloadable list of everything we provide:

Kitchen: Double ring burner stoves with grill Storage facility Kitchen Utensils: Mugs Wine glasses Glass tumblers Diner plates Side plates Cereal bowls Cutlery:     - Knives     - Forks     - Desert spoons     - Tea spoons Set of pots and pans incl. frying pan Colander Set of kitchen knives Chopping board Wooden spoons Ladle Spatula Large spoon

Slotted spoon (large) Bottle opener/corkscrew Tin opener Potato masher Peeler Cheese grater Kitchen scissors Sit on top kettle Kilner jars Measuring jug Plastic storage containers (small) Oven gloves Tea pot Coffee pot Washing up liquid Washing up bowl Washing up cloth Trivets Rubbish bins Mop/bucket Broom Dust pan and brush Fire blanket Fire extinguisher

Bedroom: Futon (double) x 1 Futons (single) x 4 Cotton sheets Feather duvets Duvet covers Feather pillows Pillow cases Colourful Moroccan throws Living: Small low table Colourful woollen Moroccan rugs Wood basket Fire tools - Poker, Shovel, Brush Door matt Small stools Wood burning stove with integrated oven Shoe bucket Games box Lighting: Solar lighting Solar fairy lights

The campsite has the following facilities all within a very short walk of the Yurt:

• A well stocked shop.
• Toilets and hot showers, cleaned regularly.
• Drying room.
• Laundry, both washing and drying.
• Children’s adventure playground.
• Washing up area.

The Lake District weather is every changeable, when its good there is no better place to be. When its not so good it can be pretty bad. While the Yurts are insulated and have a log burner which keeps them toasty and warm it is still well worth bringing some extra layers, thermals and waterproofs for those trips out into the mountains. See the climate information link for an up to date forecast. The simple answer is everything, and nothing. Whatever type of break you are looking for there is something here for everyone. Recently voted the best UK destination (2008 British Travel Awards) the Lake District has a lot to offer. Whether it’s exploring the hills, valleys and lakes on foot, taking photographs, reading, writing, or for the more adventurous, climbing, canoeing and mountain biking, it’s all here. However, if you choose to do nothing but just sit back, relax and enjoy being in a truly magical setting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern day life then that’s definitely available too.

There is a file in each of our Yurts which gives you a comprehensive guide to what’s on in the Lakes and other visitor attractions for all ages. We have also included a list of Long Valley Yurts hot spots and recommendations of places we really like. We hope you will too.

Long Valley Yurts also provide Outdoor Activities and Back to Basics Bush Craft Course which are available from this site. Please see the Outdoor Activities section of the website for more information. The site has an exceptionally well stocked shop (see site map for location) selling the following:

Selling the following: Groceries - milk, bread, bacon, tinned foods, pasta, rice etc. Frozen foods - burgers, sausages, vegetarian sausages etc. Chocolate, sweets, ice cream, biscuits. Maps, guide books, hats, gloves. Toiletries and medicines. Toys, games, gifts, postcards & stamps. Camping & walking accessories.

Other shops: 3 miles - Co-op at Chapel Stile. 8 miles - Spar & Co-op at Ambleside. 11 miles - Booths supermarket at Windermere.

• 5 minutes walk - Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel. Hikers' Bar. Pub food & restaurant. Occasional music sessions.
• 10 minutes walk - Sticklebarn Tavern. Pub food, live music some weekends, satellite TV.
• 10 minutes walk - New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel. Bar, pub food & restaurant.
• 3 miles - Wainwright's pub. Pub food. Pub quizzes.
• 3.5 miles - The Britannia Inn. Pub food & restaurant.
• 8 miles - Ambleside - several restaurants and pubs.

For up to date weather information, please telephone the Lake District Weatherline 08700 550575. The weather forecast is also available daily at the site shop. Great Langdale Valley is one of the most popular starting points for a hike up on to England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike (and not Scafell - shorter by 14 metres.) By the shortest route from the campsite, the summit is approximately 10km away (20 km round trip). To walk there and back, the time will obviously vary according to the fitness and age of your group but it would be sensible to allow a complete day for the hike. Very fit hikers can get there and back in as little as 7 hours but it would be more like 8 - 10 hours for most !

This is a serious walk with some very steep rocky paths with ample opportunity to get lost on the fells. So please be careful. Chapel Stile is the nearest village which is 2 miles away. There is a great pub, a café and a Co-Op. Ambleside and Grasmere are approximately 8 miles away. Coniston is also only about 12 miles away. The nearest bus stop is approximately 5 minute walk from the campsite. The route is bus 516 The Langdale Rambler which travels from Ambleside and from Kendal during weekends. For timetable information telephone the traveline on 0870 608 2608.

Each Bell Tent can comfortably accommodate five people. Inside there are two single and one double futons which can be folded away in the day to make a pleasant seating area. The single futons can also be pushed together to make a double. In addition we provide a blow up single mattress. Yes, a Bell Tent holiday is ideal for children, it’s fun, different and above all exciting. There’s also loads of things to do both in the surrounding area and beyond. On site there is a small adventure play ground and on the doorstep probably one of England’s most famous Lakes. Its safe and there is lots to explore both on the campsite and the surrounding area. Yes, all of our Bell Tents 4 KW wood burning stove which will keep you all cosy and warm. Firewood and kindling is also provided. Yes the Bell Tents are covered with a tough waterproof canvas layer which keep out the worst the Lake District weather can throw at it. They are only as secure as any normal tent. Please be aware that they are located on a campsite which is accessible to all, Take your valuables with you or lock them in your car. Long Valley Bell Tents takes no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during your stay. Yes, you will need to bring, sheets and either duvets or sleeping bags. I’m sorry but we do not allow pets inside the Bell Tents. We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home.

• We do not provide towels.
• The Bell Tents do not have their own refrigeration system so we advise you bring a cool box with cool bricks. The campsite shop will re-freeze your bricks for you for a small charge.

In addition we advise you bring suitable cloths and footwear for all conditions, the Lake District can be somewhat un-predictable.

Here is a downloadable list of everything we provide:

Kitchen: Double ring burner stoves with grill Storage facility Kitchen Utensils: Mugs Wine glasses Glass tumblers Diner plates Soup bowls Cereal bowls Cutlery:     - Knives     - Forks     - Desert spoons     - Tea spoons Set of pots and pans incl. frying pan Colander Set of kitchen knives Chopping board Wooden spoons Spatula Large spoon Slotted spoon (large) Bottle opener/corkscrew Tin opener

Potato masher Peeler Cheese grater Whisk Kitchen scissors Sit on top kettle Large mixing bowl Egg cups Kilner jars Salt and Pepper pots Measuring jug Sieve Pyrex dish Casserole dish Oven gloves T towels Tea pot Coffee pot Washing up liquid Washing up bowl Washing up cloth Bin Broom Dust pan and brush Fire blanket Fire extinguisher

Bedroom: Futon (double) x 1 Futons (single) x 2 Living: Wood basket Fire tools Door matt Small stools Wood burning stove Lighting: Solar lighting Fairy lighting

What’s the weather going to do?

The Lake District weather is every changeable, when its good there is no better place to be. When its not so good it can be pretty bad. While the Bell Tents have a log burner which keeps them toasty and warm it is still well worth bringing some extra layers, thermals and waterproofs for those trips out into the mountains. See the climate information link for an up to date forecast.

Climate information for Cumbria

What is there to do?

The simple answer is everything, and nothing. Whatever type of break you are looking for there is something here for everyone. Recently voted the best UK destination (2008 British Travel Awards) the Lake District has a lot to offer. Whether it’s exploring the hills, valleys and lakes on foot, taking photographs, reading, writing, or for the more adventurous, climbing, canoeing and mountain biking, it’s all here. However, if you choose to do nothing but just sit back, relax and enjoy being in a truly magical setting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern day life then that’s definitely available too.

There is a file in each of our Bell Tents which gives you a comprehensive guide to what’s on in the Lakes and other visitor attractions for all ages. We have also included a list of Long Valley Bell Tents hot spots and recommendations of places we really like. We hope you will too.

Where is the nearest food shop?

The site has a shop (see site map for location) selling the some basics, bread, milk etc.

Other shops:

• 3 miles – Spar & Co-op at Ambleside.
• 8 miles - Booths supermarket at Windermere.

Where is the nearest pub / restaurant?

There are two excellent country pubs with restaurant areas within a 2 mile radius of the site. The Outgate Inn on the main B5286 can be reached on foot from the campsite (approx 45 minute walk along a bridle path) or a 5 minute drive away.

The Drunken Duck Inn is a quaint and cosy inn which offers a more pricey menu (the restaurant has to be booked in advance). It is situated on the road which leads to Tarn Hows (approx 25 minute walk along the road) or 5 minutes in the car. Both Hawkshead and Ambleside offer extensive choice for eating out. Visit www.amblesideonline.co.uk for further information.

Where is the nearest bank?

The nearest banks with cash machines are in Ambleside (NatWest, Barclays and HSBC). There is a cashback facility at the Spar in Ambleside and the Co-op in Hawkshead which also has a link cash machine.

Where is the nearest town or village?

Low Wray is approximately 3 miles from Ambleside and approximately 3 miles from Hawkshead. Ambleside is the larger town and has much to offer in terms of shopping and eating out. It boasts a cinema and a museum (The Armitt Museum) and has a roman fort (Galava , NT).

Hawkshead is a picturesque Lakeland village with cobbled streets and offers family friendly pubs and quaint shops. Further information about both villages can be found at www.amblesideonline.co.uk.

How far is it to Bowness on Windermere?

By car, there are three routes to Bowness. Either by road to Sawrey and then by ferry across the lake to Bowness (approx. 6 miles) or drive to Ambleside and then follow the A591 to Windermere, turn right at the mini roundabout to Bowness (approx 10 miles but no waiting time for the ferry!). Alternatively, you could drive to Waterhead at the northern tip of the lake and catch a steamer to Bowness (30 minute cruise - visit (www.windermere-lakecruises.co.uk) for a timetable.

Where is the nearest bus stop?

The nearest bus stop is approximately 1 mile from the campsite. The route is bus 505 which travels from Windermere (next to the train station) and travels through to Hawkshead and Coniston (via Ambleside). For timetable information visit Traveline or telephone the traveline on 0871 200 22 33.

How safe is it to walk on the fells?

Please refer to the Lake District National Park Authority website for some useful guidelines on how to be safe whilst on the fells or alternatively go to the Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team website.

Where are some good walks for families?

There are countless walks starting from the campsite which are suitable for families. There is an excellent easy track along the west shore of Windermere and some interesting tracks nearby leading over Claife Heights towards Sawrey (and the home of Beatrix Potter).

A map is advisable and the routes too numerous to outline here. Please refer to www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk for further ideas and advice or www.lakedistrictwalks.com. Maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Ambleside or Hawkshead or ordered by post by calling Ambleside Tourist Information Centre on 015394 32582. Our campsite wardens will also be happy to offer any advice they can.

Where are some good mountain bike routes?

Low Wray is an excellent base if you wish to go mountain biking. There are some excellent tracks over Claife Heights and nearby Grizedale Forest which are accessible from the campsite. Check out www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk for some good routes and the Lake District National Park Authority for some sound mountain biking advice.

Can we go fishing nearby?

Low Wray is an excellent base for fishing. All anglers require a rod license available at Post Offices and Tourist Information Centres. You may fish on Windermere from the grounds of the campsite or launch your own boat. (NB Motor craft are not permitted in Low Wray Bay).

Just a short walk away is Blelham Tarn, a beautifully tranquil spot for which you require a permit to fish from the Windermere and District Angling Association (WADAA), available from The Tower Bank Arms at Sawrey (only 2 tickets per day can be issued) - tel: 015394 36334.

There are many other fishing locations nearby including lakes, rivers and tarns. Further information available at www.lakedistrictfishing.net. There is also trout fishing at nearby Esthwaite Water (permit available on site).

Are there laundry facilities?

We have washing machines and dryers. Tokens are available from the shop. Washer tokens £3, dryer tokens £1.

What places are there to visit nearby?

There are many National Trust properties within easy driving distance such as Hill Top, The Beatrix Potter Gallery and Steam Yacht Gondola on Coniston Water. There are countless other attractions nearby. For more information, visit www.visitcumbria.com or www.lakelandgateway.info.

Which is the nearest lake?

Low Wray Campsite is situated on the west shore of Windermere, England's largest lake. The site is also a short drive to many other lakes and tarns such as Grasmere, Rydal Water and Coniston Water.

Our Yurts at Low Wray can comfortably accommodate five people. Each has a double futon and two singles and a blow up mattress for a fifth person. During day the futons can be folded away in the day to make a pleasant seating area. The single futons can also be pushed together to make a double. All the beds come with freshly laundered, sheets, duvets and pillows. Yes, a yurt holiday is ideal for children, it’s fun, different and above all exciting. There’s also loads of things to do both in the surrounding area and beyond. On site there is a small adventure play ground and the site is right on the shores of Windermere so a jog and dip in the early morning is a definite possibility. Yes both of our yurts are fully equipped with a 4 KW wood burning stove which will keep you all cosy and warm. Firewood and kindling is also provided. Yes the yurts are covered with a tough waterproof canvas layer which keep out the worst the Lake District weather can throw at it. Yes both the yurts have lockable doors. However please be aware that they are located on a campsite which is accessible to all. Long Valley Yurts takes no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during your stay. No all your bedding is provided. Each yurt comes with freshly laundered sheets, pillow and duvets. We also provide an additional duvet, sheets and pillow for the fifth person should it be required. I’m sorry but we do not allow pets inside the yurts. We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home.

• We do not provide towels.
• We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home.

In addition we advise you bring suitable cloths and footwear for all conditions, the Lake District can be somewhat un-predictable.

Here is a downloadable list of everything we provide:

Kitchen: Double ring burner stoves with grill Storage facility Kitchen Utensils: Mugs Wine glasses Glass tumblers Diner plates Side plates Cereal bowls Cutlery:     - Knives     - Forks     - Desert spoons     - Tea spoons Set of pots and pans incl. frying pan Colander Set of sharp kitchen knives Chopping board Wooden spoons Ladle Spatula Large spoon Slotted spoon (large)

Bottle opener/corkscrew Tin opener Potato masher Peeler Cheese grater Kitchen scissors Sit on top kettle Kilner jars Measuring jug Plastic storage containers (small) Oven gloves Tea pot Coffee pot Washing up liquid Washing up bowl Washing up cloth Trivets Rubbish Bins Mop/Bucket Broom Dust pan and brush Fire blanket Fire extinguisher

Bedroom: Futon (double) x 1 Futons (single) x 2 Cotton sheets Feather duvets Duvet covers Feather pillows Pillow cases Colourful Moroccan throws Living: Small low table Colourful woollen Moroccan rugs Wood basket Fire tools – Poker, Shovel, Brush Door matt Small stools Wood burning stoves with integrated oven Shoe bucket Games box Lighting: Solar lighting Solar Fairy lights

The Lake District weather is every changeable, when its good there is no better place to be. When its not so good it can be pretty bad. While the Yurts are insulated and have a log burner which keeps them toasty and warm it is still well worth bringing some extra layers, thermals and waterproofs for those trips out into the mountains. See the climate information link for an up to date forecast. The simple answer is everything, and nothing. Whatever type of break you are looking for there is something here for everyone. Recently voted the best UK destination (2008 British Travel Awards) the Lake District has a lot to offer. Whether it’s exploring the hills, valleys and lakes on foot, taking photographs, reading, writing, or for the more adventurous, climbing, canoeing and mountain biking, it’s all here. However, if you choose to do nothing but just sit back, relax and enjoy being in a truly magical setting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern day life then that’s definitely available too.

There is a file in each of our Yurts which gives you a comprehensive guide to what’s on in the Lakes and other visitor attractions for all ages. We have also included a list of Long Valley Yurts hot spots and recommendations of places we really like. We hope you will too.

Long Valley Yurts also provide Outdoor Activities and Back to Basics Bush Craft Course which are available from this site. Please see the Outdoor Activities section of the website for more information. The site has a shop (see site map for location) selling the some basics, bread, milk etc.

Other shops:

• 3 miles – Spar & Co-op at Ambleside.
• 8 miles - Booths supermarket at Windermere.

There are two excellent country pubs with restaurant areas within a 2 mile radius of the site. The Outgate Inn on the main B5286 can be reached on foot from the campsite (approx 45 minute walk along a bridle path) or a 5 minute drive away.

The Drunken Duck Inn is a quaint and cosy inn which offers a more pricey menu (the restaurant has to be booked in advance). It is situated on the road which leads to Tarn Hows (approx 25 minute walk along the road) or 5 minutes in the car. Both Hawkshead and Ambleside offer extensive choice for eating out. Visit www.amblesideonline.co.uk for further information. The nearest banks with cash machines are in Ambleside (NatWest, Barclays and HSBC). There is a cashback facility at the Spar in Ambleside and the Co-op in Hawkshead which also has a link cash machine. Low Wray is approximately 3 miles from Ambleside and approximately 3 miles from Hawkshead. Ambleside is the larger town and has much to offer in terms of shopping and eating out. It boasts a cinema and a museum (The Armitt Museum) and has a roman fort (Galava , NT).

Hawkshead is a picturesque Lakeland village with cobbled streets and offers family friendly pubs and quaint shops. Further information about both villages can be found at www.amblesideonline.co.uk. By car, there are three routes to Bowness. Either by road to Sawrey and then by ferry across the lake to Bowness (approx. 6 miles) or drive to Ambleside and then follow the A591 to Windermere, turn right at the mini roundabout to Bowness (approx 10 miles but no waiting time for the ferry!). Alternatively, you could drive to Waterhead at the northern tip of the lake and catch a steamer to Bowness (30 minute cruise - visit (windermere-lakecruises.co.uk) for a timetable. The nearest bus stop is approximately 1 mile from the campsite. The route is bus 505 which travels from Windermere (next to the train station) and travels through to Hawkshead and Coniston (via Ambleside). For timetable information visit Traveline or telephone the traveline on 0871 200 22 33. Please refer to the Lake District National Park Authority website for some useful guidelines on how to be safe whilst on the fells or alternatively go to the Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team website. There are countless walks starting from the campsite which are suitable for families. There is an excellent easy track along the west shore of Windermere and some interesting tracks nearby leading over Claife Heights towards Sawrey (and the home of Beatrix Potter).

A map is advisable and the routes too numerous to outline here. Please refer to www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk for further ideas and advice or www.lakedistrictwalks.com. Maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Ambleside or Hawkshead or ordered by post by calling Ambleside Tourist Information Centre on 015394 32582. Our campsite wardens will also be happy to offer any advice they can. Low Wray is an excellent base if you wish to go mountain biking. There are some excellent tracks over Claife Heights and nearby Grizedale Forest which are accessible from the campsite. Check out www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk for some good routes and the Lake District National Park Authority for some sound mountain biking advice. Low Wray is an excellent base for fishing. All anglers require a rod license available at Post Offices and Tourist Information Centres. You may fish on Windermere from the grounds of the campsite or launch your own boat. (NB Motor craft are not permitted in Low Wray Bay).

Just a short walk away is Blelham Tarn, a beautifully tranquil spot for which you require a permit to fish from the Windermere and District Angling Association (WADAA), available from The Tower Bank Arms at Sawrey (only 2 tickets per day can be issued) - tel: 015394 36334.

There are many other fishing locations nearby including lakes, rivers and tarns. Further information available at www.lakedistrictfishing.net. There is also trout fishing at nearby Esthwaite Water (permit available on site). We have washing machines and dryers. Tokens are available from the shop. Washer tokens £3, dryer tokens £1. There are many National Trust properties within easy driving distance such as Hill Top, The Beatrix Potter Gallery and Steam Yacht Gondola on Coniston Water. There are countless other attractions nearby. For more information, visit www.visitcumbria.com or www.lakelandgateway.info. Low Wray Campsite is situated on the west shore of Windermere, England's largest lake. The site is also a short drive to many other lakes and tarns such as Grasmere, Rydal Water and Coniston Water.

Each Bell Tent can comfortably accommodate five people. Inside there are two single and one double futons which can be folded away in the day to make a pleasant seating area. The single futons can also be pushed together to make a double. In addition we provide a blow up single mattress. Yes, a Bell Tent holiday is ideal for children, it’s fun, different and above all exciting. There’s also loads of things to do both in the surrounding area and beyond. On site there is a small adventure play ground and on the doorstep probably one of England’s most famous Lakes. Its safe and there is lots to explore both on the campsite and the surrounding area. Yes, all of our Bell Tents 4 KW wood burning stove which will keep you all cosy and warm. Firewood and kindling is also provided. Yes the Bell Tents are covered with a tough waterproof canvas layer which keep out the worst the Lake District weather can throw at it. They are only as secure as any normal tent. Please be aware that they are located on a campsite which is accessible to all, Take your valuables with you or lock them in your car. Long Valley Bell Tents takes no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during your stay. Yes, you will need to bring, sheets and either duvets or sleeping bags. I’m sorry but we do not allow pets inside the Bell Tents. We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home.

• We do not provide towels.
• The Bell Tents do not have their own refrigeration system so we advise you bring a cool box with cool bricks. The campsite shop will re-freeze your bricks for you for a small charge.

In addition we advise you bring suitable cloths and footwear for all conditions, the Lake District can be somewhat un-predictable.

Here is a downloadable list of everything we provide:

Kitchen: Double ring burner stoves with grill Storage facility Kitchen Utensils: Mugs Wine glasses Glass tumblers Diner plates Soup bowls Cereal bowls Cutlery:     - Knives     - Forks     - Desert spoons     - Tea spoons Set of pots and pans incl. frying pan Colander Set of kitchen knives Chopping board Wooden spoons Spatula Large spoon Slotted spoon (large) Bottle opener/corkscrew Tin opener

Potato masher Peeler Cheese grater Whisk Kitchen scissors Sit on top kettle Large mixing bowl Egg cups Kilner jars Salt and Pepper pots Measuring jug Sieve Pyrex dish Casserole dish Oven gloves T towels Tea pot Coffee pot Washing up liquid Washing up bowl Washing up cloth Bin Broom Dust pan and brush Fire blanket Fire extinguisher

Bedroom: Futon (double) x 1 Futons (single) x 2 Living: Wood basket Fire tools Door matt Small stools Wood burning stove Lighting: Solar lighting Solar fairy lights

The campsite has the following facilities all within a short walk:

• Toilets (2 mins) and hot showers (10 mins), cleaned regularly.
• Washing up area - cold water only (2 mins).
• Note - Unfortunately there is no electricity on the campsite.

The simple answer is everything, and nothing. Whatever type of break you are looking for there is something here for everyone. Recently voted the best UK destination (2008 British Travel Awards) the Lake District has a lot to offer. Whether it’s exploring the hills, valleys and lakes on foot, taking photographs, reading, writing, or for the more adventurous, climbing, canoeing and mountain biking, it’s all here. However, if you choose to do nothing but just sit back, relax and enjoy being in a truly magical setting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern day life then that’s definitely available too.

There is a file in each of our Bell Tents which gives you a comprehensive guide to what’s on in the Lakes and other visitor attractions for all ages. We have also included a list of Long Valley Bell Tents hot spots and recommendations of places we really like. We hope you will too. There are several shops in Keswick which is a 10 min drive away. It has a Booths supermarket with a car park (pay and display, but redeemable when spending over £5). The town has several small food shop and a great market on a Saturday and Thursday. www.keswick.org. The Scafell Inn is a 2.5 mile drive south on the main road or you can walk from the camp site along the river for a about a 2.5 miles (remember if you are walking back along the river at night to take torches). The Flock Inn café in Rosthwaite which combines café and farm shop is worth a trip.

There famous Shepherds Café is just past the Borrowdale Hotel at High Ladore Farm. This is very popular with climbers and walkers and has excellent service, reasonably priced food and great outdoor seating. (They do a cracking cooked breakfast before 11.00am). The nearest banks with cash machines are in Keswick - NatWest, LloydsTSB. Barclays and HSBC. For up to date weather information, please telephone the Lake District Weatherline 08700 550575.

The Lake District weather is every changeable, when its good there is no better place to be. When its not so good it can be pretty bad. While the Bell Tents have a log burner which keeps them toasty and warm it is still well worth bringing some extra layers, thermals and waterproofs for those trips out into the mountains. See the climate information link for an up to date forecast.

Keswick is fast becoming a top destination for mountain biking with the opening of the new purpose built trails in Whinlatter Forest (10 min west of Keswick along the A66). Cyclewise offer mountain bike hire and full workshop facilities there. Cyclewise Whinlatter (www.cyclewise.co.uk) can be contacted on 017687 78711. Keswick Mountain Bikes (017687 75202) hire bikes from the town centre. www.keswickmountainbikes.co.uk General information www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk. Derwent water is a stream fed lake where you can find perch, pike salmon and trout. Week and day tickets are available. ( www.lakedistrictfishing.net )

Permits available from: Rob Youdale at Youdale's Newsagents, 83 Main Street, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5DT, Tel: 01768 772259; Keswick Tourist information, Tel: 01768 772645; and from High Hill Garage, Keswick. Boats available from Keswick Launch Company, Lakeside, Keswick, Tel: 01768 772263. Grange is the nearest village with a couple of excellent café’s. North of here, Keswick is the main town with shops, restaurants, cafés and numerous outdoor shops. South of Hollows Farm are the small hamlets of Rosthwaite, Seathwaite and Seatoller. The main TIC is at the Moot Hall in the centre of Keswick (017687 772645). The nearest bus stop is approximately 1 mile from the campsite. It is situated over the double bridge from Grange on the main Kewsick road. The Borrowdale Rambler service runs up and down the valley from Keswick bus station to Seatoller and back. http://www.dokeswick.com/buses/borrowdale.html. Derwent Water is 30 mins walk away on public footpath/ minor roads. If you drive around the lake there are several car parks from which to access it. Ferry boats run on the lake stopping various points. Buttermere to the southwest and Bassenthwaite to the northwest are also easily reached. www.keswick-launch.co.uk. There are countless walks starting from the campsite which are suitable for families. There is an easy walk along the valley from the site to Rosthwaite and Seatoller via Castle Crag.

A map is advisable and the routes too numerous to outline here. Please refer to www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk for further ideas and advice or www.lakedistrictwalks.com. Maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Keswick or ordered by post by calling Keswick Tourist Information Centre on 017687 772645.

A map/compass is advisable along with other essential equipment for any eventualities and weather conditions. There are other routes too numerous to outline here and maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Keswick.

Our Yurts at Low Wray can comfortably accommodate five people. Each has a double futon and two singles and a blow up mattress for a fifth person. During day the futons can be folded away in the day to make a pleasant seating area. The single futons can also be pushed together to make a double. All the beds come with freshly laundered, sheets, duvets and pillows. Yes, a yurt holiday is ideal for children, it’s fun, different and above all exciting. There’s also loads of things to do both in the surrounding area and beyond. On site there is a small adventure play ground and the site is right on the shores of Windermere so a jog and dip in the early morning is a definite possibility. Yes both of our yurts are fully equipped with a 4 KW wood burning stove which will keep you all cosy and warm. Firewood and kindling is also provided. Yes the yurts are covered with a tough waterproof canvas layer which keep out the worst the Lake District weather can throw at it. Yes both the yurts have lockable doors. However please be aware that they are located on a campsite which is accessible to all. Long Valley Yurts takes no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during your stay. No all your bedding is provided. Each yurt comes with freshly laundered sheets, pillow and duvets. We also provide an additional duvet, sheets and pillow for the fifth person should it be required. I’m sorry but we do not allow pets inside the yurts. We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home.

• We do not provide towels.
• The Yurts do not have any refrigeration system we advise you bring a cool box with cool bricks. The campsite shop will re-freeze your bricks for you for a small charge

In addition we advise you bring suitable cloths and footwear for all conditions, the Lake District can be somewhat un-predictable.

Here is a downloadable list of everything we provide:

Kitchen: Double ring burner stoves with grill Storage facility Kitchen Utensils: Mugs Wine glasses Glass tumblers Diner plates Side plates Cereal bowls Cutlery:     - Knives     - Forks     - Desert spoons     - Tea spoons Set of pots and pans incl. frying pan Colander Set of kitchen knives Chopping board Wooden spoons Ladle Spatula Large spoon

Slotted spoon (large) Bottle opener/corkscrew Tin opener Potato masher Peeler Cheese grater Kitchen scissors Sit on top kettle Kilner jars Measuring jug Plastic storage containers (small) Oven gloves Tea pot Coffee pot Washing up liquid Washing up bowl Washing up cloth Rubbish bins Mop/Bucket Broom Dust pan and brush Fire blanket Fire extinguisher

Bedroom: Futon (double) x 1 Futons (single) x 2 Cotton sheets Feather duvets Duvet covers Feather pillows Pillow cases Colourful Moroccan throws Living: Small low table Colourful woollen Moroccan rugs Wood basket Fire tools – Poker, Shovel, Brush Door matt Small stools Wood burning stoves with integrated oven Shoe bucket Games box Lighting: Solar lighting Solar fairy lights

The campsite has the following facilities all within a short walk:

• Toilets (2 mins) and hot showers (10 mins), cleaned regularly.
• Washing up area - cold water only (2 mins).
• Note - Unfortunately there is no electricity on the campsite.

The simple answer is everything, and nothing. Whatever type of break you are looking for there is something here for everyone. Recently voted the best UK destination (2008 British Travel Awards) the Lake District has a lot to offer. Whether it’s exploring the hills, valleys and lakes on foot, taking photographs, reading, writing, or for the more adventurous, climbing, canoeing and mountain biking, it’s all here. However, if you choose to do nothing but just sit back, relax and enjoy being in a truly magical setting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern day life then that’s definitely available too.

There is a file in each of our Yurts which gives you a comprehensive guide to what’s on in the Lakes and other visitor attractions for all ages. We have also included a list of Long Valley Yurts hot spots and recommendations of places we really like. We hope you will too.

Long Valley Yurts also provide Outdoor Activities and Back to Basics Bush Craft Course which are available from this site. Please see the Outdoor Activities section of the website for more information. There are several shops in Keswick which is a 10 min drive away. It has a Booths supermarket with a car park (pay and display, but redeemable when spending over £5). The town has several small food shop and a great market on a Saturday and Thursday. www.keswick.org. The Scafell Inn is a 2.5 mile drive south on the main road or you can walk from the camp site along the river for a about a 2.5 miles (remember if you are walking back along the river at night to take torches). The Flock Inn café in Rosthwaite which combines café and farm shop is worth a trip.

There famous Shepherds Café is just past the Borrowdale Hotel at High Ladore Farm. This is very popular with climbers and walkers and has excellent service, reasonably priced food and great outdoor seating. (They do a cracking cooked breakfast before 11.00am). The nearest banks with cash machines are in Keswick - NatWest, LloydsTSB. Barclays and HSBC. For up to date weather information, please telephone the Lake District Weatherline 08700 550575.

The Lake District weather is every changeable, when its good there is no better place to be. When its not so good it can be pretty bad. While the Yurts are insulated and have a log burner which keeps them toasty and warm it is still well worth bringing some extra layers, thermals and waterproofs for those trips out into the mountains. See the climate information link for an up to date forecast.

Keswick is fast becoming a top destination for mountain biking with the opening of the new purpose built trails in Whinlatter Forest (10 min west of Keswick along the A66). Cyclewise offer mountain bike hire and full workshop facilities there. Cyclewise Whinlatter ( www.cyclewise.co.uk ) can be contacted on 017687 78711. Keswick Mountain Bikes (017687 75202) hire bikes from the town centre. www.keswickmountainbikes.co.uk General information www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk. Derwent water is a stream fed lake where you can find perch, pike salmon and trout. Week and day tickets are available. ( www.lakedistrictfishing.net )

Permits available from: Rob Youdale at Youdale's Newsagents, 83 Main Street, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5DT, Tel: 01768 772259; Keswick Tourist information, Tel: 01768 772645; and from High Hill Garage, Keswick. Boats available from Keswick Launch Company, Lakeside, Keswick, Tel: 01768 772263. Grange is the nearest village with a couple of excellent café’s. North of here, Keswick is the main town with shops, restaurants, cafés and numerous outdoor shops. South of Hollows Farm are the small hamlets of Rosthwaite, Seathwaite and Seatoller. The main TIC is at the Moot Hall in the centre of Keswick (017687 772645). The nearest bus stop is approximately 1 mile from the campsite. It is situated over the double bridge from Grange on the main Kewsick road. The Borrowdale Rambler service runs up and down the valley from Keswick bus station to Seatoller and back. http://www.dokeswick.com/buses/borrowdale.html. Derwent Water is 30 mins walk away on public footpath/ minor roads. If you drive around the lake there are several car parks from which to access it. Ferry boats run on the lake stopping various points. Buttermere to the southwest and Bassenthwaite to the northwest are also easily reached. www.keswick-launch.co.uk. There are countless walks starting from the campsite which are suitable for families. There is an easy walk along the valley from the site to Rosthwaite and Seatoller via Castle Crag.

A map is advisable and the routes too numerous to outline here. Please refer to www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk for further ideas and advice or www.lakedistrictwalks.com. Maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Keswick or ordered by post by calling Keswick Tourist Information Centre on 017687 772645.

A map/compass is advisable along with other essential equipment for any eventualities and weather conditions. There are other routes too numerous to outline here and maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Keswick.

Each Yurt can comfortably accommodate four people. There are two single and one double sofa beds which can be folded away in the day to make a pleasant seating area. The single sofa beds can also be pushed together to make a 2nd double. We can also provide an air bad for a 5th person if necessary. Yes, a yurt holiday is ideal for children, it’s fun, different and above all exciting. There’s also loads of things to do both in the surrounding area and beyond. On site there is a small adventure play ground and the site is right on the shores of Windermere so a jog and dip in the early morning is a definite possibility. Yes, all of our Yurts have a 4 KW wood burning stove which will keep you all cosy and warm. Firewood is also provided. Yes the Yurts are covered with a tough waterproof canvas layer which keep out the worst the Lake District weather can throw at it. The yurts have a lockable door. Although the Yurt be more difficult to get into than a normal tent it is still a tent. If you are worried then take your valuables with you or lock them in your car. Inside Out Camping cannot take responsibility for any loss or damage incurred during your stay. No - we provide comfy feather duvets, pillows and sheets. I’m sorry but we do not allow pets inside the Yurts or Bell Tents. We have tried to provide everything you might need to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible. However there are a few things that you will need to bring from home. A torch would be useful for walking around the site in the dark. In addition we advise you bring suitable clothes and footwear for all conditions, the Lake District can be somewhat un-predictable. Having specific ‘inside’ pair of shoes is useful as it keeps the majority of the inside clean and dry.

Here is a downloadable list of everything we provide:

Kitchen: Double ring burner stoves with grill Storage facility Kitchen Utensils: Mugs Wine glasses Glass tumblers Diner plates Side plates Cereal bowls Cutlery:     - Knives     - Forks     - Desert spoons     - Tea spoons Set of pots and pans incl. frying pan Colander Set of kitchen knives Chopping board Wooden spoons Ladle Spatula Large spoon

Slotted spoon (large) Bottle opener/corkscrew Tin opener Potato masher Peeler Cheese grater Kitchen scissors Sit on top kettle Kilner jars Measuring jug Plastic storage containers (small) Oven gloves Tea pot Coffee pot Washing up liquid Washing up bowl Washing up cloth Rubbish bins Mop/Bucket Broom Dust pan and brush Fire blanket Fire extinguisher

Bedroom: Futon (double) x 1 Futons (single) x 2 Cotton sheets Feather duvets Duvet covers Feather pillows Pillow cases Colourful Moroccan throws Living: Small low table Colourful woollen Moroccan rugs Wood basket Fire tools – Poker, Shovel, Brush Door matt Small stools Wood burning stoves with integrated oven Shoe bucket Games box Lighting: Solar lighting Solar fairy lights

The campsite has the following facilities all within a short walk:

• Toilets (3 mins) and hot showers (5 mins across the road at the Farmhouse).
• Washing up area - cold water only (3 mins).
• Note - Unfortunately there is no electricity on the campsite and mobile signal is very poor.

The simple answer is everything, and nothing. Whatever type of break you are looking for there is something here for everyone. Recently voted the best UK destination (2008 British Travel Awards) the Lake District has a lot to offer. Whether it’s exploring the hills, valleys and lakes on foot, taking photographs, reading, writing, or for the more adventurous, climbing, canoeing and mountain biking, it’s all here. However, if you choose to do nothing but just sit back, relax and enjoy being in a truly magical setting away from all the hustle and bustle of modern day life then that’s definitely available too. There is a file in each Yurt which gives you a comprehensive guide to what’s on in the Lakes and other visitor attractions for all ages. There are several shops in Keswick which is a 15 min drive away. It has a Booths supermarket with a car park (pay and display, but redeemable when spending over £5). The town has several small food shop and a great market on a Saturday and Thursday. www.keswick.org. There is a small café in Seatoller less than 5 mins walk from the site. In Stonethwaite about 1.25 miles towards Keswick is the Langstrath Inn. www.langstrath.com.

The Scafell Inn is a 1.5 mile drive north on the main road towards Keswick. There is also the The Flock Inn café in Rosthwaite which combines café and farm shop. www.borrowdaleherdwick.co.uk.

There famous Shepherds Café (4.5 miles norht) is just past the Borrowdale Hotel at High Ladore Farm. This is very popular with climbers and walkers and has excellent service, reasonably priced food and great outdoor seating. (They do a cracking cooked breakfast before 11.00am) The nearest banks with cash machines are in Keswick - NatWest, LloydsTSB. Barclays and HSBC. For up to date weather information, please telephone the Lake District Weatherline 08700 550575.

The Lake District weather is every changeable, when its good there is no better place to be. When its not so good it can be pretty bad. While the Yurts are insulated and have a log burner which keeps them toasty and warm it is still well worth bringing some extra layers, thermals and waterproofs for those trips out into the mountains. See the climate information link for an up to date forecast.

Keswick is fast becoming a top destination for mountain biking with the opening of the new purpose built trails in Whinlatter Forest (10 min west of Keswick along the A66). Cyclewise offer mountain bike hire and full workshop facilities there. Cyclewise Whinlatter ( www.cyclewise.co.uk ) can be contacted on 017687 78711. Keswick Mountain Bikes (017687 75202) hire bikes from the town centre. www.keswickmountainbikes.co.uk General information www.mountain-bike-cumbria.co.uk. Derwent water is a stream fed lake where you can find perch, pike salmon and trout. Week and day tickets are available. ( www.lakedistrictfishing.net )

Permits available from: Rob Youdale at Youdale's Newsagents, 83 Main Street, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5DT, Tel: 01768 772259; Keswick Tourist information, Tel: 01768 772645; and from High Hill Garage, Keswick. Boats available from Keswick Launch Company, Lakeside, Keswick, Tel: 01768 772263. Seatoller is only a small hamlet 2 mins from the site and has a café. Keswick is the main town with shops, restaurants, cafés and numerous outdoor shops. North of Seatoller are the small hamlets of Rosthwaite, Seathwaite and the village of Grange. The main TIC is at the Moot Hall in the centre of Keswick (017687 772645) The nearest bus stop is 200m from the campsite. It is to the right hand side of Seatoller Farm house. The Borrowdale Rambler service runs up and down the valley from Keswick bus station to Seatoller and back. http://www.dokeswick.com/buses/borrowdale.html. Derwent Water is a 10 mins drive back towards Keswick. If you drive around the lake there are several car parks from which to access it. Ferry boats run on the lake stopping various points. www.keswick-launch.co.uk. Buttermere to the southwest and Bassenthwaite to the northwest are also easily reached. There are walks starting from the campsite which are suitable for families. There is an easy walk along the valley from the site to Rosthwaite and Grange (via Castle Crag if desired).

A map is advisable and the routes too numerous to outline here. Please refer to www.lakedistrictoutdoors.co.uk for further ideas and advice or www.lakedistrictwalks.com. Maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Keswick or ordered by post by calling Keswick Tourist Information Centre on 017687 772645.

A map/compass is advisable along with other essential equipment for any eventualities and weather conditions. There are other routes too numerous to outline here and maps and guides can be obtained from various shops in Keswick.