Turner Hall Camp Site

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Welcome to Turner Hall Camp Site

With spectacular views this site is popular with walkers, climbers, mountain bikers and families.

Footpaths from the site lead to a variety of Lakeland fells including Dowcrag, Harter Fell and Coniston Old Man.

Campfires not allowed, BBQ'S ok
Local pub a pleasant short walk away
Dogs under control welcome
Bookings not taken except for organised groups outside peak periods

Facilities: Showers • Toilets • Washing up • Drinking water

Prices:
£6 adult
£5 D of E student
£1 car
£1 tent
£2 campervan
£2 child
£1 dog
£1 shower meter

The Area

The Duddon Valley is a jewel in the crown of Cumbria, situated between Coniston and Eskdale, remote, unspoilt and perhaps the most idyllic corner of the Lake District. The Duddon Valley will delight walkers, mountain bikers, climbers, nature lovers and those who enjoy the peace and beauty of the countryside. The tiny villages of Ulpha and Seathwaite are two focal points of the valley. At Ulpha there's a Post office/village shop whilst Seathwaite, situated near the end of the ancient Walna Scar road, boasts the 16th century Newfield Inn, where good home-cooked food, real ales and a warm welcome await, all day all year.

Pubs and Shops

The Newfield Inn
A traditional sixteenth century Lakeland Inn located in Wordsworth's favourite valley.
We are open every day
throughout the year*

We stock a variety of local Cumbrian beers and our full menu is served from 12 noon until 9pm. Steaks a specialty. Home made vegetarian dishes.

Our attractive beer garden alongside a children’s play area offers spectacular views of the local hills.

Open:
11am - 11pm Mon-Sat
12am - 10.30pm Sun (11am for coffee)

*Christmas day 12noon – 3pm, no food served
*Boxing day 12noon – 6pm, food served 12noon – 5pm

Ulpha Post Office and General Store

Ulpha Post Office and Village Store can be found in the delightful Duddon Valley in England's Lake District. Located on the road from Broughton-in-Furness, 4 miles (6km) away, this small shop offers a good range of groceries as well as Post Office services.

Artwork and local crafts may be viewed in a small adjacent gallery.

Newspapers, groceries, ice cream. etc.

Post office services available six days a week including Saturday and Sunday. Closed each day for lunch 1pm until 2pm and all day Tuesday

Local tourist information point

Postcards and souveniers

Places of Interest

The Dock Museum, Barrow-in-Furness

Holker Hall and Gardens, Cark-in-Cartmel

Lakeland Motor Museum, Backbarrow

Laurel and Hardy Museum, Ulverston

Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, Haverthwaite

The Little Ratty Railway, Ravenglass/Eskdale

Aquarium of the Lakes, Newby Bridge

Wild Animal Park, Dalton-in-Furness

Muncaster Castle and Owl Center, Muncaster

LazerZone, Barrow-in-Furness

Swarthmoor Hall, Ulverston

Conishead Priory, Ulverston

Activities

Walking

The Duddon Valley has huge scope for hill walkers, giving access to classic peaks such as Scafell Pike (978 m.) and The Old Man of Coniston (803 m.). Easily accessible from the valley are Dow Crag, Harter Fell, Greyfriar, and Caw. If you are lucky with the weather it may be clear enough for you to see the five ancient kingdoms of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man from a single vantage point. Plenty of less challenging fell walks take in tarns, waterfalls, lower pikes and crags which offer stunning views. You can wander over the Dunnerdale Fells into the delightful Lickle Valley, across Ulpha Fell or Birker Fell and into Eskdale. Those who prefer shorter, more leisurely walks can follow footpaths through woods, across farmland and along the river, discover the magnificent Wallabarrow gorge or explore Dunnerdale Forest. There really is something for everyone.

Detailed walks can be purchased locally

Cycling

The valley and surrounding fells provides many routes for on-road and mountain biking. The Coast-to-Coast Cycle Way passes through the area and other off-road possibilities include the ancient Walna Scar Road and various bridleways, but mostly not for the faint-hearted!

Climbing and Scrambling

Easily reached from the heart of the valley, Wallowbarrow Crag (click for map) provides around 30 routes to suit climbers of all grades including the popular "Trinity Slabs" (VD) and "Thomas" (S). It faces south-west and is a popular crag, particularly when the weather makes the high mountain crags less attractive. There are also other minor crags, including Stonestar and Seathwaite Buttress. To the east there is classic climbing at all levels on Dow Crag, accessible via the Walna Scar track.

There are also many good scrambles in the area, for those who prefer to travel light and leave the gear behind but still enjoy the rocks. (See "Scrambles in the Lake District" and "More Scrambles in the Lake District", published by Cicerone.)

Fishing

Fishing licences available at Ulpha Post Office

Fishing at Seathwaite Tarn £5 permits available at the Newfield Inn
(your £5 is donated to Duddon and Furness Mountain Rescue Team)

Millom and District Angling Association permits available at Broughton Information Centre
Email: [email protected]

Canoeing

The Duddon must be rated the best river in the Lake District, it hosts a great variety of excellent rapids with a range of grades and sections to suit many different groups.

When conditions are right it splits conveniently into four sections:

Wrynose Bottom to Birks Bridge grade III 4km
Birks Bridge to Hall Bridge grade IV (V) 5km
Hall Bridge to Ulpha Bridge grade III (IV-) 3.5km
Ulpha Bridge to Duddon Bridge grade III/IV 6km

For further information see Stuart Miller, White Water Lake District

History of the Valley

Frith Hall

Frith Hall is visible as a romantic ruin on the skyline as you drive up the valley. Four hundred years ago it was a hunting lodge overlooking the deer park of Ulpha (Frith means 'in the wood'). So at some times of year it would be as quiet and peaceful as it now is but at other times full of bustle and activity as the gentlemen of the Hudleston family came out from Millom Castle to hunt the deer. You may be lucky enough to catch sight of a deer on your holiday. Three hundred years ago Frith Hall was no longer a host to the gentry but a hostelry open to all, a stopping place for pack-horse teams and their drivers on one of the old roads in and out of the valley. Like all routes to and from the coast, it was used by smugglers as well as honest carriers. The Isle of Man was then a notorious centre for smugglers and the Board of H.M. Customs had its work cut out defending the rugged Cumbrian coastline from the persistent and ingenious approaches of the denizens of that 'warehouse of frauds'. The Board's Whitehaven representative reported that the town and country were 'mostly supplied with brandy, rum, tea, tobacco, soap and other high duty goods illegally imported'. So strong drinks were cheaply available at Frith Hall, which made the place lively and at times violent. At least one of its clientèle died there. Not much peace and quiet in those days. Two hundred years ago Frith Hall became a farm, and still stands on farmland. Now the enigmatic Herdwick crop the grass in silence where once the lords rode out to the chase and midnight brawls disturbed the peace.

Ulpha and Seathwaite Churches

Ulpha church is a testament to the craftsmanship of one-time parishioners with the altar itself carved from a local cherry tree. There are still the remains of wall paintings high up on the inside of the church. Outside the church look for the gravestone of the man who died in the "pitiless storm".

Seathwaite church cannot be visited without recognition of the life of Wonderful Walker, an 18th century parson whose life inspired Wordsworth's "The Excursion".

Quaker Burial Ground

Further up the valley, as you look across from the Ulpha side to the Seathwaite side, you will see a sober, square enclosure planted with conifers. That is a Quaker burial ground. No ostentation there, no headstones, statues or monuments. All is plain and quiet, inviting meditation. The last burial took place in the middle of the eighteenth century, while below, at Duddon Hall, Major Cooper and his aristocratic friends cheered on the fighting cocks and placed their wagers. Some come in pursuit of sport and excitement, some in search of tranquillity. Over the centuries the hospitable Duddon Valley has managed to accommodate them all.

Duddon Hall

Duddon Hall is the imposing building that appears below you on your left as you drive up the valley. It is now divided into apartments but was once the grand house of the valley, inhabited by the lord of the manor of Dunnerdale with Seathwaite. In its grounds can be seen an elegant Georgian chapel that looks a bit like a pagan temple. The chapel is circular in shape and a handsome stag surmounts its portico. It was built in the eighteenth century by Major John Cooper and celebrates his love of hunting. The circular design was made to allow the chapel to double as an arena for cock-fights, held on Sunday afternoons.

Seathwaite Tarn

In 1904 the dam at Seathwaite Tarn was built to supply the expanding town of Barrow-in-Furness with water. The navvies brought in to build the dam rioted at the Newfield Inn and one man was shot dead, much damage was caused to the local buildings including the church where many of its windows were broken.

Industry

The fell side provided the Duddon with its greatest resource. Water-power from the river was utilised both the bobbin mill and corn mill at Ulpha. Quarrying and the sale of slate, the only local building material, brought valuable income into a once self-sufficient community. The workings of the quarries are still visible on the hillside and some of the most beautifully marked slate came from Walna Scar. An example of this can be seen on the floor of the Newfield Inn at Seathwaite.

Duddon Bridge Iron Furnace

This was established 1737, it was supplied with charcoal from the ancient coppiced woodland nearby. The pitheads of the charcoal workers can still be found. Further information can be seen at the site of the furnace, which has recently been restored.

Open March - November (weather permitting)

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Carvery Mon-Fri 12-6.30pm ??6.95 :-)

Bakery

Willans

18.86 miles

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Restaurant

The Pheasant Inn

21.25 miles

Bassenthwaite Lake
Cockermouth
Cumbria
CA13 9YE
http://the-pheasant.co.uk
+441768776234

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Have morning coffee in the lounge and make sure you try the shortbread.

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13 The Warehouse

23.59 miles

Queen Street
Morecambe
Lancashire

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Lovely coffee, warm ambiance and three floors of ephemera to get your interest (no accessible loo though)

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Work

23.72 miles

Broughton Craggs hotel
Cockermouth
Cumbria
Ca13 0XW
+441900824400

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Fast Food Restaurant

McDonald's

24.90 miles

Sunnyfield
Morecambe
Lancashire
LA3 3AB
+441524383386

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Yummy Big Mac!

Coffee Shop

The Hall

26.35 miles

10 China Street
Lancaster
Lancashire

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Try a syphon coffee. It's quite a sight.

Cafe

The Music Room

26.37 miles

Sun Square
Lancaster
LA1 1EW
UK

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Best coffee in town!

Juice Bar

Juicafe

26.42 miles

53 Market Street
Lancaster
LA1 1JG
http://www.juicafe.co.uk
+441524380002

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The milkshakes here are absolutely beautiful. Worth every penny.

Tapas Restaurant

1725

26.43 miles

28 Market Street
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 1HT
http://www.bar1725.co.uk
+44152466898

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Have the Chorizo in red wine, it's yummy

Coffee Shop

Caff Nero

26.44 miles

23 Market Street
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 1HZ
+44152436130

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The chai latte is good. Window seat for people watching :)

Coffee Shop

Starbucks

26.44 miles

19 Market Street,
Lancaster
LA1 1HZ
http://starbucks.co.uk

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Ask about samples of their new instant-style coffee. It's good stuff!

Restaurant

Oscar's Wine Bar & Bistro

26.58 miles

9 George Street
Lancaster
LA1 1XQ
+441524845563

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Don't get anything with liquid nitrogen in it...

Gastropub

The Water Witch

26.73 miles

Canal Towpath, Aldcliffe Lane
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 1SU
http://www.thewaterwitch.co.uk
+44152463828

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Try the platters - get there early on sunny days and while away a couple of hours by the canal

Cafe

Pavilion Cafe

27.07 miles

Williamson Park
Lancaster
Lancashire

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Good coffee!

Food Court

Booths

27.77 miles

6-26 Hala Rd
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 4SG
+44152467415

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Medium supermarket half-way through city-center and the Uni. Prices a bit high, but can have great deals.

Cafe

Lantern O'er Lune Cafe

28.37 miles

Thurnham Terrace
Glasson
England

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American Restaurant

Subway

28.98 miles

Unit 66 Bowland College, Lancaster University
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 4YT
http://www.subway.co.uk
+441524844245

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Pizza Place

Pizzetta Cafe Republic

29.06 miles

Furness College
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 4YG

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Great coffee!

Burger Joint

Wibbly Wobbly Burger Bar

29.17 miles

Grizedale College
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 4YZ

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Try the garlic mayo its awesome

Cafe

Cafe 21

29.27 miles

Infolab 21
Lancaster
Lancashire
LA1 4WA

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