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The top ten caravan sites in Cumbria and the Lake District
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Top 10 caravan sites in Cumbria and the Lake District
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WHEN it comes to holidaying in Cumbria - and in particular, the Lake District - camping is often the first thing that comes to mind. Whether you re pitching a tent, hooking up a caravan or piling into a motorhome, there s arguably no better way to experience the great outdoors. With that in mind, we ve been looking at the best places to stay by finding out the top 10 highest rated camp sites in Cumbria, according to Trip Advisor. The ranking was decided by the highest rated sites on Tripadvisor, based on reviews left by travellers.
10 – The Quiet Site This popular venue has been welcoming visitors to Ullswater for more than 50 years, and is rated 4.5 out of 5 from 833 reviews.
The top ten caravan sites in Cumbria and the Lake District
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THE Conservatives won two of the three by-elections at last week’s local elections with the third taken back by the Independent councillor who was expelled from the seat last year for not attending meetings during the coronavirus lockdown. Conservative, David Staveley, who already sits on Craven District Council, where he is chairman of the Select Committee, won the Ribblesdale division seat of North Yorkshire County Council, the seat previously occupied by his ‘friend and mentor’, the late Cllr Richard Welch. His fellow Conservative, Robert Ogden, was voted onto Cllr Welch’s old Penyghent seat of Craven District Council, while David Pighills, Independent, reclaimed his old Barden Fell seat on the district council.