If you're visiting the Lake District for the first time, planning a budget-friendly break, or looking for a weekend escape, we’ve got the perfect stay for you. Immerse yourself in the wild, remote landscapes, embrace the countryside lifestyle, and enjoy an unforgettable adventure—without breaking the bank. From campsites and caravan parks to affordable hostels, find a place to stay that suits. Looking for hotels, cottages, or B&Bs? Find more options on Visit Lake District' pages via links below.
Things to know before you go, tips to plan a great trip and help us look after the landscape you love.
Lake District youth hostels and bunkhouses are a great way to holiday in the area on an affordable budget. For basic friendly accommodation, see our hostel page.
Hostels & bunkhouses
Lake District campsites are available across the National Park – it simply wouldn’t be the outdoor magnet that it is if camping wasn’t so popular. From small to large, the choice is yours - check out our camping sites page.
Camping sites
There are many caravan sites in the Lake District National Park. Perfect for a family holiday of fun and adventure, a caravan holiday is often top of the list for school holidays, or a quiet long weekend all year!
Caravan sites
Wild camping is not permitted anywhere in the Lake District without prior permission from the landowner. Find out what is possible.
Wild camping
From hotels to houses nestled on lakeshores, take your pick from VisitLakeDistrict.com's accommodation pages.
Hotels
Nothing beats a cosy fire in a Lake District holiday cottage! See secluded to luxury cottages in towns and villages at VisitLakeDistrict.com's listings.
Cottages
Lake District B+Bs offer perfect affordable ways to enjoy the National Park with home comforts. Check out VisitLakeDistrict.com listings on where you can stay.
B&B
Every penny you spend in our online shop goes back into protecting the Lake District National Park.
From re-usable water bottles and coffee cups, to bags, t-shirts and even Lake District Monopoly, its a great way to take a bit of the Lake District with you everywhere.
