Fingers crossed that if the weather holds for later in the week, I should be going up to the Lakes for a few days of climbing.
Being a tight-fisted Yorkshireman, I’ll probably just end up sleeping out somewhere.
Anyone know of potential campsites that I could wonder in un-noticed to have a shower?
Probably based around Ambleside, but happy to go somewhere less touristy.
(more than happy to pay for it)
Also any suggestions of good pubs to visit for a filling evening meal would be great
Cheeky Showers in the Lake District
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Re: Cheeky Showers in the Lake District
Buckstones Jump is nice.
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Re: Cheeky Showers in the Lake District
If you're near Langdale you could try the National Trust campsite for showers, and the Sticklebarn (Langdale) or the Brittania Inn (Elterwater) for food.
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Langdale is currently under water.
I saw a photo from them on Facebook this morning and it's just a big lake with tents in the middle.
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What's up with you? Stanley Ghyll, bath and shower in one.
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Could you ask at Ambleside YHA?
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Re: Cheeky Showers in the Lake District
Just walk into Ambleside through the dining area towards the kitchen there are some near the drying rooms buy a pint on the way out!
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Re: Cheeky Showers in the Lake District
Just walk into Ambleside through the dining area towards the kitchen there are some near the drying rooms buy a pint on the way out!