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Haweswater - Reservoir in the English Lake District

 

Haweswater reservoir was created in 1929 as a reservoir for Manchester. In so doing, the settlements of Mardale and Measand were demolished. It is on the famous Coast 2 Coast walking path and many people visit the area when the water levels are low to see the remains of the settlements. Haweswater has a great range of camping and caravan sites as well as a great selection of attractions and things to do. Check out the key information on the right and then explore the Haweswater camping and caravanning sites listed below.

 

 

Campsites and caravan parks in the Haweswater area include:

 

 

Patterdale

 

Side Farm Campsite, Side Farm, Patterdale, Ullswater, Cumbria.017684 82337  

Patterdale Hall Estate, Patterdale Hall, Patterdale, Cumbria. 017684 82867.

Sykeside Camping Park , Brotherswater, Patterdale, Cumbria. 017684 82239.

 

 

Glenridding

 

Gillside Camping and Caravan, Gillside Farm Glenridding, Ullswater, Cumbria. 017684 82346

 

Things do around Haweswater

 

There are also a number of attractions around Haweswater, including Shap Abbey.

 

Nearby Ullswater is a popular venue for sailing, and there are many boat hire businesses, including the Glenridding Sailing Centre. For those looking to explore the lake in a more relaxed manner, then the famous Ullswater Steamers sail from Glenridding to Howtown and Pooley Bridge. It is also a great place for fishing. Click here for more info on fishing in Ullswater.

 

As well as sailing, boating and cruising on the lake itself, Haweswater is surrounded by some great hill-walking and tends to be much quieter than the Helvellyn fells.To the west of Haweswater is the majestic Place Fell, and the old Roman road of High Street. Other notable peaks in the area include Kidsty Pike and Harter Fell.

 

We are always looking to improve the information we have on Haweswater in the Lake District. If you would like to contribute information or photos on Haweswater in Cumbria, or you would like to advertise your Haweswater campsite or caravan park, please contact us. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, please note our site terms of use.

 

 

Haweswater camping and campsites and caravan parks around Haweswater, in the  Lake District

Haweswater - Points of Interest

 

Grid Ref: NY 480 140

Map:  Explorer map OL5

Stats: 4 miles long and ½ mile wide

Villages: Bampton, Shap, Kendal, Pooley Bridge, Howtown, Glenridding, Patterdale

Fells:       Place Fell, High Street, Harter Fell, Kidsty Pike

Lakes:    Hayeswater, Ullswater, Brotherswater

View on Map: Haweswater on a map

More info: Haweswater Tourist Info

Things to do:  Haweswater

 

Nearest Bus Stop: Shap, Pooley Bridge, Glenridding

 

Nearest Train:  Penrith, Kendal

Haweswater