
Syke Farm Campsite
Cumbria
Syke Farm Campsite is a small, traditional dog friendly site tucked beneath the mountains of Buttermere, one of the most picturesque corners of the western Lakes. Surrounded by fells and crossed by streams, the site is made for those who want peace, proximity to nature and direct access to some of the best walking in the region. Buttermere itself is a short stroll away, with the Buttermere Circuit and the climb up Haystacks both within easy reach.
Dogs are genuinely welcomed here and the setting is ideal for active stays. Syke Farm Tearoom sits right next door and is dog friendly, serving ice cream and simple food, and The Bridge Hotel is also within walking distance for meals and a drink. With fells, water and good dog friendly options all on the doorstep, this is a brilliant base for a quiet Lakes trip with a dog.
At a Glance
- Dog Access
- On-lead on site
- Dog Fee
- Free
- Accommodation
- Tent
- Open Season
- 30 April to 31 January
- Site Size
- Small
- Price Band
- £ · Budget
- Booking
- Optional
- Terrain
- Farm, Lakeside, Moorland
Bookings
Camping Essentials
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Syke Farm Campsite dog friendly?
Syke Farm Campsite is very much a dog friendly destination, earning a 9 out of 10 rating on Wildpack Collective. Dogs are genuinely welcomed here, and the surrounding landscape — fells, streams, and easy access to Buttermere lake — makes it an ideal base for an active trip with your dog. The adjacent Syke Farm Tearoom is also dog friendly, so you can pop in for an ice cream or a bite to eat without leaving your dog outside.
Are dogs allowed at Syke Farm Campsite year round?
The location data we have doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs at Syke Farm Campsite. We'd recommend contacting the site directly to confirm their current policy, particularly if you're planning a visit outside the main camping season.
What should I know before visiting Syke Farm Campsite with my dog?
It's worth knowing that vehicles must stay in the dedicated car park — there's no vehicle access to the camping field itself, so you'll need to carry your gear in. The site has basic facilities, so it suits those who are happy to keep things simple in exchange for a stunning, peaceful setting. The Bridge Hotel is within walking distance if you need a meal or a drink, and it's dog friendly too.










