Chapel Farm, Appleby, Cumbria, North West England
Have a wonderful holiday at Chapel Farm in Cumbria. Among the unique selling points of this park are:
- Great for Exploring
- Countryside setting
- Explore the Lakes
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About Chapel Farm
Close to the beautiful Eden Valley yet within easy reach of both the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales Chapel Farm offers a tranquil central base for nature lovers walkers and sightseeing. Appleby with its castle and horse fair is 8 miles and popular Kendal is 19 miles.
Historic towns and villages and the 'coast to coast' and Pennine Way long distance paths are all within easy reach. A trip on the scenic Settle – Carlisle railway from Kirby Stephen is a real must..
  
Accommodation at Chapel Farm
Appleby - sleeps 6
New in 2009. 12ft-wide luxurious caravan with one double and one twin. No pets. Weekly prices range from £205 to £419. To find out more about this accommodation please click here>
Chapel - sleeps 6
New in 2009. Luxurious caravan with one double and one twin. No pets. Weekly prices range from £185 to £395. To find out more about this accommodation please click here>
Asby - sleeps 6
New in 2008. Caravan with one double and one twin Weekly prices range from £185 to £395. To find out more about this accommodation please click here>
Facilities at Chapel Farm
Location
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Sat Nav co-ordinates
Latitude: 54.481701
Longtitude: -2.46752
Reviews of
Chapel Farm has had 3 reviews. See some of the comments below. The average rating score is 4 out of 5.
| "A lovely quiet park great for dogs and not far from the lovely sights of Cumbria and the Lakes!" |
| Mrs H, 18 November 2009 |
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| "This park was a fantastic location for a quiet retreat. The park is surrounded by great walks so you do not even need to drive anywhere if you don't want to. Windemere is about 30 minutes away and other key lake attractions are well within an hours drive. A fabulous park that we would definitely go back to!" |
| Mr I, 29 September 2009 |
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