The site uses a biomass boiler system that utilizes wood chips sourced from local sustainable forests.
It is one of the first campsites in the UK to achieve a zero-carbon rating.
The on-site bar is housed in a restored 17th-century barn featuring original stone walls and timber beams.
The subterranean 'Hobbit Holes' are specifically designed to minimize visual impact on the landscape while offering natural insulation.
The site operates its own greywater recycling system to irrigate the surrounding landscaped grounds.
It serves as a base for dark sky observation due to minimal light pollution levels compared to urban campsites.
The Quiet Site is a multi-award-winning, eco-conscious campsite situated overlooking Ullswater in the Lake District National Park. The site is known for its carbon-neutral operations, utilizing solar power and biomass heating systems. Accommodations include tent pitches, campervan spaces, glamping pods, and subterranean 'Hobbit Holes' built into the hillside. On-site facilities feature a renovated 17th-century barn that functions as a licensed bar and indoor recreation area. It maintains a strict quiet policy after certain hours to preserve the tranquil environment. The property provides direct access to several public footpaths leading toward the fells and the lake shore. Sustainable infrastructure includes advanced water recycling and comprehensive waste management systems. It is consistently recognized for its environmental stewardship within the UK hospitality sector.
The raised vantage point near the north end of the site looking down toward the Ullswater valley.
Book glamping pods or specific pitch types well in advance, as availability is limited during peak summer weekends.
Bring sturdy footwear, as the terrain around the campsite is hilly and can be muddy following rainfall.
Utilize the on-site bar for local ale selections and seasonal community events.
Do not attempt to access the site via narrow local lanes with oversized motorhomes without checking dimensions first.
Strict quiet hours are enforced in the evenings; amplified music and disruptive noise are prohibited at all times.
