Holme Open Farm

Holme Open Farm Camping

Discover a breathtaking camping experience at Holme Open Farm, nestled in the picturesque Lune Valley between the stunning Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks. Set against the backdrop of the glorious Howgill Fells, this traditional working farm offers visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying modern camping amenities.

About Holme Open Farm

Holme Open Farm is a working dales farm steeped in history, featuring a Roman road that runs through the yard and ancient stone age village remnants nearby. Nature lovers will appreciate the diverse wildlife—ranging from foxes and badgers to herons and oystercatchers—and a variety of orchids found in the surrounding areas of special wildlife interest.

Accommodations

The campsite features a large flat field suitable for:

• Tents
• Caravans
• Campervans

There are opportunities for both electric hook-ups and non-electric pitches. The electric pitches are conveniently located along one side of the field, making it easy to park your vehicle while enjoying the natural scenery.

Facilities

To ensure a comfortable stay, Holme Open Farm offers a range of facilities:

• Ablutions block with separate men’s and women’s toilets
• Showers
• Washing-up sink and drainer
• Basic fire pit hire

Campers can enjoy a communal picnic area by the river, and during the weekends, fresh pizzas are available, providing a taste of local culinary delight. Additionally, visitors can explore the farm via the nature trail, discovering its rich flora and fauna.

Nearby Attractions

Holme Open Farm serves as a perfect base for exploring local attractions:

• Cautley Spout: The highest waterfall in England, featuring a spectacular cascade dropping almost 200m.
• Ingleborough Cave: A remarkable limestone cave with magnificent stalactites and stalagmites, accessible via the scenic Ingleborough Estate Nature Trail.
• White Scar Cave: A fascinating geological site, known for its eerie concretions and ancient formations.
• Farfield Mill: A restored Victorian woolen mill featuring fine art exhibitions, weaving demonstrations, and a highlight of local heritage.
• Ingleton Falls Trail: An enchanting five-mile walk through beautiful oak woodland, home to several breathtaking waterfalls.

Wildlife and Nature Activities

Campers looking for adventure can enjoy:

• Paddling and wild swimming in the River Rawthey
• Horse riding and pony trekking at the nearby Stonetrail Riding Centre
• Fishing opportunities in accessible spots along the river

Local Amenities

Visitors can explore the charming nearby town of Sedbergh, where they will find:

• The award-winning Sedbergh Café for traditional tea
• The historic Bull Inn, offering a delicious menu and a large beer garden
• Steadmans Butchers for local meats and cheeses to barbecue

Plan Your Visit

Holme Open Farm is open from April 29th to September 30th. Please note a minimum of three nights stay is required over bank holidays. Reservations can be made in advance to secure your spot amid the beautiful scenery.

Whether you’re looking for peaceful relaxation or a base for outdoor activities, Holme Open Farm delivers an unforgettable camping experience in the heart of the English countryside.