Fisher-gill Camping Barn

Enjoyable short break

Pros: Stunning mountain scenery,comfortable accommodation,enjoyable evenings reading in front of the stove

Pros: Location was perfect. Great value and the host was lovely . Will definitely be staying again

A cozy little place!

Pros: I stayed here for 5 days to celebrate my 30th. It might not be for everyone, but it was great to spend some time in relative isolation, catching up on my sewing in the living area, and enjoying the views. The host was lovely, and the facilities were also better than expected. I'll definitely be back at some point!

Cons: The address listed on booking.com is for the farm that owns/operates it and not for the barn itself. That fact wasn't explained in the booking, and it took me a good while to realise that it's actually up the next turning on the main road. Also, I'd recommend bringing your own firewood (or cadh) if staying for more than one night and planning on using the heater, as only the first night is supplied free.

Pros: Excellent bunkouse. Has all you need. Nice and cool in the weather. Clean and tidy and Jean the owner was great

Best Mini break ever

Pros: The owner, Jean. Could not have been more welcoming and accommodating. She went above and beyond , providing fresh towels, bedding, booklets on places to see. Even stopping for a daily chat . I've never felt more at home than I did at the Camping Barn. I cannot wait to go back again. The views are Stunning too.

Cons: There is not one thing I do not like about this Beautiful , Picturesque place. It's Food for the Soul.

Pros: The location is fantastic for those who wants to go to the waterfall, its just right behind the accommodation. It is also very convenient as bus stop is available outside of the accommodation place.

Cons: The bed is acceptable, but for some people, it may be too soft.

Pros: My favourite place to stay in the Lake District - simple but great location, reachable by bus and has everything you need for a fun weekend!

Pros: An excellent stay helped by the snow on the hills. Host was very friendly and got the fires going each afternoon which was welcome to return to. You will not be disappointed if you check what the accommodation is- note it is a barn, fires cannot heat it so warm clothing is needed. Very comfy beds and organised with curtains for privacy.

Remember this is a camping barn run by busy farmers, not a luxury hotel! We loved it & will return.

Pros: We were very lucky that Jean (who runs the camping barn) was nearby on-site throughout our stay, and she lit the woodburner for us every afternoon, taking the chill off for our return from walks during the freezing weather we have had during Storm Bert. (Sometimes Jean has to stay at her family's other farm elsewhere, and when that happens you have to fend for yourselves more). The beds were very comfortable, there were quilts and hot water bottles to supplement our sleeping bags, and the kitchen was adequately equipped for us to do basic catering for ourselves throughout our stay. The shower takes either £1 or 5x20ps and gives loads of time. There was also a wall-mounted fan-heater which worked on £1 coins but we didn't use that. There's little to no phone reception. The Stagecoach bus 555 runs past very regularly, so very easy access by public transport.

Relaxing and clean good working kitchen

Pros: The room was clean and tidy and the kitchen was very handy to use

Cons: Well everything