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Garrigill Village Hall Camp Site

Garrigill Village Hall Campsite and Bunkroom sits on the River South Tyne in the village of Garrigill, near Alston in Cumbria, within England's North Pennines.

It is a small, family-friendly site offering 20 non-electric grass pitches, and lies directly on the Pennine Way, the Roof of England Walk, and the C2C cycle route, making it a natural stopover for long-distance walkers and cyclists.

In addition to camping, the site has a bunkroom sleeping up to 8, with a self-catering kitchen, and the village hall itself can accommodate larger groups using camp beds. Youth organisations such as Duke of Edinburgh groups are welcome.

Dogs are permitted but must be kept to a designated grass area near the hall. The site is open all year.


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