Day 1: Arrival in Wigan
- Start in Wigan: Begin your journey in the town of Wigan. Explore the town, visit the Museum of Wigan Life, and enjoy a meal at one of the local pubs.
- Overnight in Wigan: Stay at a local campsite, such as The Delph Caravan Park.
Day 2: Wigan to Kendal
- Drive to Kendal: Head north from Wigan to Kendal (approximately 1.5 hours).
- Kendal Castle: Visit the ruins of Kendal Castle, offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding countryside.
- Campsite: Stay at Kendal Camping and Caravanning Club Site, a well-equipped campsite close to the town.
Day 3: Kendal to Penrith
- Drive to Penrith: Continue your journey to Penrith (about 45 minutes).
- Penrith Castle: Explore Penrith Castle, a historic ruin with an interesting past linked to Richard III.
- Campsite: Park your campervan at Penrith Caravan and Motorhome Club Site, which offers excellent facilities and is close to the castle.
Day 4: Penrith to Keswick
- Drive to Keswick: Travel west to Keswick (around 30 minutes).
- Castlerigg Stone Circle: While not a castle, this ancient stone circle is a must-see for history enthusiasts.
- Campsite: Stay at Castlerigg Hall Caravan and Camping Park, providing stunning views and modern amenities.
Day 5: Keswick to Cockermouth
- Drive to Cockermouth: A short drive west to Cockermouth (20 minutes).
- Cockermouth Castle: Although not open to the public, you can view the exterior and explore the charming town.
- Campsite: Settle in at Rosegill Caravan Park, close to the town center and the castle.
Day 6: Cockermouth to Ambleside
- Drive to Ambleside: Head south to Ambleside (approximately 1 hour).
- Wray Castle: Visit this Victorian neo-gothic building on the shores of Lake Windermere.
- Campsite: Stay at Low Wray Campsite, located on the grounds of the castle, offering a unique camping experience.
Day 7: Ambleside to Ulverston
- Drive to Ulverston: Travel south to Ulverston (about 45 minutes).
- Swarthmoor Hall: Explore this historic hall known for its Quaker history.
- Campsite: Park at Bardsea Leisure Park, providing easy access to Ulverston and its historic sites.
Day 8: Ulverston to Wigan
- Return to Wigan: Head back to Wigan (around 1.5 hours).
- Final Night in Wigan: Spend your last night at The Delph Caravan Park. Reflect on your journey and enjoy a final meal in one of Wigan’s welcoming eateries.
Summary of Campsites
- The Delph Caravan Park (Wigan)
- Kendal Camping and Caravanning Club Site (Kendal)
- Penrith Caravan and Motorhome Club Site (Penrith)
- Castlerigg Hall Caravan and Camping Park (Keswick)
- Rosegill Caravan Park (Cockermouth)
- Low Wray Campsite (Ambleside)
- Bardsea Leisure Park (Ulverston)
This itinerary ensures you visit historic castles and enjoy scenic campsites, with Wigan being a central part of your journey.
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