Camping sites, touring caravan parks, campgrounds, trailer parks in Cockermouth.
This characterful market town in the north of Cumbria lies on the edge of the Lake District National Park and is where the rivers Cocker and Derwent meet. It was not only the birthplace of Fletcher Christian, the leading mutineer on the famous ‘Bounty', but also William Wordsworth. His boyhood house (Wordsworth House) was almost demolished in the 1930s to make way for a bus station. Instead it was handed to the National Trust. It was owned by the poet's father, John, who lived there rent free, and his employer, Sir James Lowther, of Lowther Castle.
The church of All Saints celebrates Wordsworth's life in a stained glass window while the tomb of the poet's father lies in the churchyard.
The town has a number of fascinating museums - including a printing museum and toy and model museum - as well as the 19th century Jennings Brewery, where visitors can enjoy guided tours and sip some fine ales.
This section includes campsites (campgrounds) for
tents and parks for touring caravans, motorhomes, campervans in Cockermouth, Cumbria
.
By their nature, these sites vary considerably from basic campsites with no amenities to five-star sites will all amenities including electricity, shop, leisure facilities, etc.
We also include data on some campsites where a pre-erected tent and facilities are provided, some of which
sites may also have been included under the Self Catering section. Whatever type of
camping or touring site in Cockermouth you are looking for, we aim to help.
Cockermouth Camping, Campsites, Touring van and motorhome parks, etc
The Beeches is a Caravan
Club Certified Location caravan site with
fantastic views of Grasmoor & Whiteside and the
N W end of the Buttermere Valley.
The site is all hard
standing and we prefer visitors to use organic
Elsan. The caravan site is about ¾ mile outside
Cockermouth town centre to the south.
Simonscales Lane is parallel to the Lorton Road,
which leads into the Buttermere Valley. Dogs
welcome. There are good walks from the site,
golf course in the town, Wordworth's birthplace,
pubs, restaurants, 3 supermarkets, petrol
stations etc.