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Crake Valley Camping and Glamping
For more information please call
077412 74546
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Getting to Crake Valley….
Our Postcode is LA12 8DL. Please note your sat nav will try
and guide you in to our neighbours’ property. We are
approximately 300 yards further along the A5084, look
out for the Hoseasons Bouja sign on the left.
If you require any assistance on finding the park, please
feel free to contact us on 07741 274546.
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Some key information to help you prior to your arrival
Firstly, we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for booking your holiday at Crake Valley Holiday Park. We are a small, friendly,
family run park. The park is set in 20 acres of mixed woodland and moorland and is a registered site of scientific interest with rare newts
and plants being found on Blawith common at the rear and side of the park. With this in mind we ask guests to be respectful of the area
and help preserve its natural beauty.
We have a warden on site 24 hours a day for your safety, our wardens normal working hours are 9am till 7pm, you can contact our duty
warden on 07741 274546 or via info@crakevalley.co.uk As we are working towards keeping unnecessary contact to a minimum please do
not visit the wardens property unless in an emergency.
If an emergency arises out of normal working hours and it is critical that we attend the campsite immediately please call the site
mobile 07741 274546 or visit the wardens lodge.
Should you have any queries prior to arrival, please feel free to contact the warden during normal working hours 9am till 7pm Mon – Fri,
10am till 4pm – Sat /Sun
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YURT INFORMATION
• Please only burn wood in the stoves, a £50 charge will be added if you are found to be burning anything
else in the stove, this is to cover cleaning of the stove.
• Please see the “how to light a fire” guide leaflet in your yurt, if you are still unsure please contact the
warden who will show you how to use the fire.
• Each hire comes with a supply of logs, kindling and fire lighters, if you require more they are available
from the warden at a cost. £6 for a bag of logs, £4 for kindling and fire lighters.
• The yurts have a limited power supply, this means it is not possible to use the kettle, toaster and
microwave all at once, please bear this in mind and use items individually to prevent power cuts. If your
power is out, there is a circuit breaker outside at the rear of the yurt where power can be restored.
• Outdoor furniture: cushions can be found inside the table, please ensure you put them back after use
to prevent loss or damage.
• Water is to be sourced from the sinks on the toilet block, please note this is a fresh drinking water
supply.
BELL TENT INFORMATION
• Our bell tents sleep up to 4 people, however we supply a double bed with bedding, linen and towels for
2, if you booked for more than 2 please provide your own sleeping bags etc.
• Each bell tent comes with an indoor table and chairs, battery operated lights, outdoor bean bag and
outdoor fire pit with grill. There is also a shared dining canopy and outdoor benches.
• Wood is available from the warden at a cost. £6 for a bag of logs, £4 for kindling and fire lighters.
Alternatively please bring your own.
• Under no circumstances may you could down any trees or branches as a site is protected by a Tree
Protection Order.
• There is no electricity in the bell tents.
• We do not supply any cutlery or pots and pans so please ensure you will bring your own.
• Water is to be sourced from the sinks on the toilet block, please note this is a fresh drinking water
supply.
GRASS PITCH INFORMATION
• We have two camping pitches, please pitch sensibly to allow space for another camper.
• Please feel free to use one of the fire pits with grill and outdoor table/benches.
• Wood is available from the warden at a cost. £6 for a bag of logs, £4 for kindling and fire lighters.
Alternatively please bring your own.
• Under no circumstances may you could down any trees or branches as a site is protected by a Tree
Protection Order.
• There is no electricity or hook ups available on the campsite.
• We do not supply any cutlery or pots and pans so please ensure you will bring your own.
• Water is to be sourced from the sinks on the toilet block, please note this is a fresh drinking water
supply.
SITE RULES: please note by accepting your booking you are agreeing to abide by these rules.
• Check in time is 2pm, check out time is 10am unless previously arranged with site manager.
• Full payment required prior to arrival.
• We are a quiet site, 10pm is our deadline time to minimise outdoor noise, persistent offenders will be asked to leave the site and will NOT
be entitled to any refund.
• Please use the toilet facilities provided. Anyone caught defecating in the park will be asked to leave immediately and will NOT be entitled
to any refund.
• The park has a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY when it comes to drugs, again anyone found to be using illegal substances will
be asked to leave immediately and will NOT be entitled to a refund.
• There are general rubbish and recycling bins located at the bottom of the lane. Please ensure you use these bins for your rubbish. The
bin on the field is for dog waste only.
• Fires can only be carried out in the fire pit provided, portable BBQ’s etc need to be lifted off the grass to avoid leaving
burn marks.
• Please do not cut down any trees or break off branches – Logs for the fire pit are available from the warden. You are welcome to burn
anything that has already fallen or been cut down by the site.
• Please leave your yurt/bell tent/grass pitch as you found it.
• We will do our best to ensure the field/woodland is clear for you however we do have a heard of stray sheep so please watch out for
the sheep poo!
• Due to the COVID19 outbreak we will be cleaning the toilet and shower regularly each day. We have provided cleaning wipes in the toilet
and anti viral spray in the shower. In order to help us keep the site COVID free and open can you use these products after using the
facilities to minimise any chance of contamination.
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Pet friendly Camping, please note the following…
• At no time should your pets be left unattended on
the site, please note this is for the wellbeing of your
animal more than anything else
• Please keep your dog on a lead while in the main
area of the park (within the cattle grid) and please
ensure any waste is placed in one of the dog waste
bins on the site.
• Please respect other users on the site and ensure
your dog is under control while on the glamping
field.
• There are several great walks nearby, and if your dog
is anything like ours, you can’t beat a stroll by the
lake !
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Our personal guide to some of the best sites, activities and
places to eat and drink around Crake Valley Holiday Park
Confidential CHealth care, fuel stations and cash points
• Local Doctors – Mon to Fri 8:30 am till 6pm – Coniston Medical Practice, Wraysdale
House, Coniston, LA21 8ER (5 miles) 015394 41205
• Pharmacy – Boots the Chemist, 32 Market Street, Ulverston, LA12 7LR (9 miles)
• Alternative Pharmacy – 7am till 11pm Mon – Sat, 11am till 5pm Sunday- ASDA
Superstore, Walney Road, Barrow in Furness, LA14 5UG. (18 miles)
• Hospital A and E – Furness General Hospital, Dalton Lane, Barrow in Furness, LA14 4LF
(12 miles)
• Hills Garage Coniston, LA21 8EN (6 miles)
• Penny Petroleum Ulverston LA12 7QG ( 8miles)
• Gulf Petroleum, Ulverston LA12 7LA (8.5 miles)
• Shell Newby Bridge LA12 8ND (11 miles)
• Hills Garage Coniston – Via post office inside when
garage is open – LA21 8EN (6 miles)
• Bargain Booze Ulverston – LA12 7LR ( 9 miles)
• Lloyds Bank Ulverston – LA12 7HR (9 miles)
Confidential CA gentle stroll on Blawith Common behind the park.
To get a great viewpoint above the park, before the cattle grid, turn up the
gravel drive. At the top you will see a path onto the common, follow this
path keeping the park wall on your left and then continue up the hill for 5
– 10 mins. You will reach a rocky view point offering an amazing
panoramic view of Coniston Water and the valley.
Coniston Water - The 3rd largest lake in the Lake District. It’s 5.3 miles long
and has 3 small islands owned by the national trust. The Coniston launch and
Coniston Steam Gondola provide regular cruises throughout the year to the
jetties around Coniston, including Lake Bank jetty located down a foot path in
the far right hand corner of the field directly opposite the drive.
Famous for being the setting for Arthur Ransome’s book – The Swallows and
Amazons and also as the resting place of Donald Campbell who’s craft,
Bluebird, took off and sank into the lake on 4th January 1967 while
attempting to beat the world water speed record. Most of the Lake shore is
accessible to visitors and offers great secluded locations to isolate yourself.
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As well as the usual smattering of Lakeland pubs with roaring fires and craft / gift shops, some
other great places to visit in Coniston are….
• Bluebird Café – right on the edge of the lake serving hot and cold food and drinks all day with
panoramic views of Coniston Water and the surrounding fells
• Coniston Steam Gondola – Take a nostalgic cruise on Coniston Water in this restored steam
gondola from 1859 to find out more click HERE
• Coniston boating centre – Hire a variety of different types of boats and spend the day
enjoying the lake. To book your boat online click HERE
Confidential CM&T Adventures is a family run Outdoor Adventure provider, having over 24 years’ experience. M&T Adventures can offer Canoeing, Kayaking, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Rock Climbing, Caving, Mountain Climbing, Bush Craft, Ghyll Scrambling, Mountain and Road Biking. We provide quality, bespoke adventures for Individuals, Families Groups, Birthday parties, Schools, Children’s Adventure Weeks & Days and more. In addition, M&T Adventures offers individual & Giant SUP Hire; 2hour - Full Day options. ADVANCED BOOKING ESSENTIAL For further information please view out website www.mandtadventures.co.uk / Facebook M&T Adventures / Instagram @mandt_adventures or contact Sam 07790053029
Grizedale Forest Park
LA22 0QJ (10 miles away)
Grizedale forest is a 24.47 square kilometres of
Woodland in the Lake District located to the east of
Coniston Water and the south of Hawkshead. The
postcode above is for the main visitors centre which
offers ample parking. Visit website HERE
Grizedale Forest also offers…..
• Go Ape Ropes Course
• Segway Hire
• Sculpture trail
• Mountain bike hire and trails
• Children's playpark
• Café and visitors centre
Confidential CFurther a field some of the other great attractions…….
Connishead Buddhist Temple – Ulverston LA12 9QQ (11 miles).
Providing a place for quiet spiritual reflection and inspiration. The temple is used every day for
meditation and prayers and offers in depth courses and retreats. Click HERE for more info…
Ravensglass and Eskdale Railway – Ravensglass CA18 1SW (22 miles).
This magnificent small gauge railway offers 7 miles of stunning scenery with
several stops along the route you can hop on and off the train or simply
enjoy the full route. For more info click HERE
Windermere Lake Cruises – Lakeside LA12 8AS (11 miles)
Rather than try to find somewhere to park in Windermere, why not sail into Bowness bay
on one of the classic cruise boats? Plenty of cheap parking available at Lakeside and boats
travelling all day to Bowness and Ambleside. Find out more by clicking HERE
Confidential CThe Box LA12 – Bakehouse Born The handmade ice Honesty Hut
Afternoon Cheese and Bread – cream co – Wallenrigg
Greenodd
If you want to Greenodd’s best New to the area, While on your
have a delicious kept secret! With a offering a waffle Lakeland
Afternoon Cheese friendly Café house, ice cream adventures please
Board to be serving amazing sundaes and visit Wallenrigg
delivered directly pies and cakes as milkshakes as well Hut for all your
to your lodge well as an evening as amazing treats, drinks,
please place your take out service. handmade ice jams, marmalade
order HERE For more info cream. For info and chutney.
please click HERE please click HERE Instagram
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Confidential CThank you for taking the time to read this guide, if you have
any questions prior to arrival please feel free to contact the
park either via email – info@crakevalley.co.uk or during
normal office hours on 01229 885203.
We look forward to welcoming you to Crake Valley.
K a rin a and Mathew
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