Low Wray Campsite is a National Trust site sitting on the western shore of Lake Windermere near Ambleside, Cumbria.

The site offers several distinct camping areas, including a wooded clearing, an elevated summer meadow with open views, and coveted lakeside pitches right on the water's edge where guests can fall asleep to views across Windermere and step out for an early morning swim.

The surrounding area is rich with things to do. Wray Castle is a short lakeside walk away, and the Claife Viewing Station lies about four miles along a fairly level route. Hill Top, Beatrix Potter's farmhouse, and the Bowness ferry are also within easy reach.

On site, facilities include a small shop, bike hire, and woodland trails, making it a well-rounded base for exploring the southern Lake District.