Wallace Lane Farm Cottages - Woodpecker Cottage
Cumberland
View on Google MapsWigton sits on the rim of the Lake District, where open countryside meets the edge of the national park. Woodpecker Cottage stands on a 23-acre working farm, giving you space and quiet without feeling remote—Caldbeck village with its pub and shops is a short drive away, and the Cumbrian coast lies within reach for a day out. The cottage is yours alone, not shared with other guests.
Inside, you get two bedrooms (one double, one with two single beds) and a bathroom with a shower. The ground floor holds a living room and a fully fitted kitchen where you can cook properly, with an oven, hob, dishwasher and all the usual kit. Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are included. The one thing that sets this place apart is the private hot tub in the garden, ready whenever you want it. There's also a patio with furniture and a barbecue, secure parking for up to four cars, and a bike store if you want to explore the fells on two wheels.
This works well for families or groups of four seeking a base for walking, visiting Hadrian's Wall or the coast, or simply unwinding in a rural setting. It's a no-smoking property. Check-in is from 15:00, check-out by 10:00. One well-behaved pet is welcome.
Sleeps & rooms
What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Lovely clean campsite. Staff are very helpful and welcoming. We had pizzas delivered to our pitch which were very nice. The hot tub pitch with private decking area was fab. Gorgeous views. We had a peaceful stay and will definitely return.
3 weeks ago · via Google
This was our first trip camping with our kids and we absolutely loved it. The facilities at the site were great and all kept to a very good standard. They were very clean and we really enjoyed the added bonus of a fridge and freezer to store food and drink. We also liked that we could rent a fire pit and have a fire both nights to toast marshmallows with the kids. The little shop on site is great and well stocked with any essentials you may have forgotten. The site is a great base for exploring the local area. We drove down to Ullswater and spent the day exploring the waterfall and lake and also stopped at Pooley Bridge and Penrith. The site is big but never felt too busy or crowded. A lovely couple of days spent exploring a beautiful part of the country with the added bonus of some great weather!
a month ago · via Google
Excellent site to visit if you like Cumbria. Really well run site and is excellently maintained. Varied selection of pitches from camping to full cottages (and everything in between) The facilities are first class, very spacious toilet / washing / shower facilities. Nice and quiet location but still easy to get to by road. Second visit here and will definitely be coming back.
a month ago · via Google
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Lovely camping experience! We stayed on an electric tent pitch and had a fantastic time. The campsite was peaceful, calm, and perfect for a relaxing getaway. The toilet and shower facilities were spotless, which was really impressive. A special mention for the thoughtful extras — having a dishwasher and hand wash facilities available was a brilliant touch and not something every campsite provides. A small tip for future visitors: make sure you bring your groceries with you before arriving, as the nearest supermarkets are around 20–30 minutes away. Planning ahead will make your stay even more enjoyable. Overall, a well-maintained, peaceful campsite with excellent facilities. We would definitely recommend it!
a month ago · via Google
Visitors say this holiday park offers excellent, well-maintained facilities, including spotless showers, toilets, and communal kitchens with fridges and microwaves. They also highlight the private hot tubs available on many pitches and in lodges, which are clean and ready for use upon arrival. Guests consistently praise the friendly, helpful staff and the peaceful, spacious pitches, making it a great base for exploring the Lake District.
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