Baysbrown Farm Campsite
Chapel Stile, Cumbria
A dog friendly campsite on a working Lakeland sheep farm at the entrance to the Great Langdale Valley, where you turn up, pick your spot and walk out from the field.
Baysbrown Farm Campsite sits on a working Lakeland sheep farm in Chapel Stile, at the entrance to the Great Langdale Valley. The farm likes to be pretty casual about camping: there are no bookings and no set pitches, so campers arrive between 2pm and 8pm, check in and choose their own spot on the grass. The views from the campsite are spectacular, and this dog friendly site is meant for low key stays.
Dogs are welcome on site as long as they are kept under control, and anything they leave behind should be cleared up straight away. The Cumbria Way footpath passes right through the campsite, so a walk with the dog can begin at the tent, and the valley is a superb base for walking, climbing and ghyll scrambling. Langdale Co-op is less than a mile away in Chapel Stile, next to the pub, and Ambleside, Coniston, Grasmere and Hawkshead are all within a 15 minute drive.
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Baysbrown Farm Campsite welcomes dogs.
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At a Glance
- Enclosed Garden
- Not stated
- Dog Fee
- £0 per dog, per night
- Price
- £ · Budget
- Facilities
- Tent, Touring, Motorhome, Farm, Meadow, Moorland
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Is Baysbrown Farm Campsite dog friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome across the site and it earns a solid 8/10 for dog friendliness on Wildpack Collective. Set on a working farm in Great Langdale, there's plenty of space for dogs to roam on-lead, and the surrounding countryside gives you direct access to some brilliant Lakeland walking straight from your pitch.
Are dogs allowed at Baysbrown Farm Campsite year round?
The listing doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs, but it's worth contacting the farm directly to confirm availability and any current arrangements before you travel, particularly outside peak season.
What should I know before visiting Baysbrown Farm Campsite with my dog?
Baysbrown operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no pre-booking, so arriving early is wise during busy periods — especially if you're travelling with a dog in tow during peak walking season. The facilities are basic and farm-style, which suits people looking for a relaxed, no-frills base rather than a polished holiday park. Dogs should be kept on-lead around the site, as it is a working farm, and the sat-nav postcode for parking is LA22 9JR.
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