Wigwam Camping in Cumbria

These wooden tents in the Lake District, allow all the freedom of camping whilst providing more shelter during Cumbria's often unpredictable weather. Very similar to Camping Pods, they are practical for adults and great fun for kids - a kind of Camping Den!

Woodclose Park - Wigwam Camping

The Wigwams are sturdy wooden cabins that can sleep up to 5. Foam mattresses are provided, but you will need to take your own sleeping bag and other items you would generally need for camping minus, of course, the tent.

The Wigwam has a fridge, cutlery tray, broom, heater, lights, dustpan/brush, bin, washing up bowl, chopping board and a kettle for your use. If you prefer to go 'light' then why not hire a crockery set too? A grocery pack can also be pe-ordered.

Cooking and washing can not be done in the Wigwam, however there is an outside area suitable for a BBQ or gas stove and ample washing facilities available on site.

A fire basket is also provided, free usage, if logs are purchased from the shop.

Please note that fires must be out by 23.00hours and a quite site policy is observed around the same time.

For full information on what is included in these fabulous wooden tents and for all the facilities available please read more on the Woodclose Park website.

Wild Rose Park

The Wigwams are made from sustainable home grown timber and are approx 16' by 12'. They have sky lights, insulation and a lockable door. They sleep a maximum of 5 people and are well situated by the Donkeys, an area which is normally closed after peak season, giving extra tranquility to Wigwam guests.

These fun units come well equipped with electric light, heating, electric points, foam mattresses, fridge, kettle, toaster even a microwave and TV! All you need to bring is your sleeping bag and perhaps some microwave crockery and towells too.

To find out exactly what is included and to read more about the facilities on site....did we mention the outdoor heated children's pool and the adventure playground.....head over to the Wild Rose Park Website