Cumbria Way accommodation between Caldbeck and Carlisle
This page lists Cumbria Way accommodation between Caldbeck and Carlisle.
Use these pages to source your accommodations needs but please try to book accommodation in advance and give as much notice as possible if you have to cancel the booking so the room can be re-let otherwise your deposit may be forfeited. If you are going to be late arriving at your accommodation it is always a good idea to ring and let the proprietor know so they can keep your room open for you.
If you are undecided on where to stay or how to break up your journey then why not visit the links page on this website and read of other Cumbria Way’ers accommodation and trip recommendations.
Details of shops and eating places along the route can be found on the Route Information pages
When booking accommodation through this website it would be greatly appreciated if you could mention that you saw the listing on www.cumbriawaywalk.info
Carlisle City Hostel
Distance from route: 100 meters from the end
Pickup/drop off: No
Evening Meals: No – pubs/cafes etc are nearby
Packed lunch: No
Dogs Welcome: No
Carlisle City Hostel, the city’s only independent hostel for backpackers, walkers, cyclists and tourists.
We have clean and comfortable rooms with a total of 16-20 beds ready for you to rest your weary head after a day of walking, cycling, sightseeing, shopping or many of the other activities Carlisle and the surrounding area has to offer
External links for hostels and campsites
Independent Hostels UK
We are the largest network in the UK, featuring over 420 bunkhouses, hostels and camping barns with locations all over England, Scotland and Wales.
campsites.co.uk
Planning on camping as you walk the Cumbria Way? camping or glamping? Find and book camping sites easily.
The Cumbria Way walk is an exhilarating, mainly low level journey through some of the most beautiful & contrasting landscapes that Cumbria has to offer. Offering majestic mountain scenery, lakes and tarns, woodland walks and long treks through glacial valleys as well as the traditional hospitality of Cumbrians, great accommodation and plenty of fine inns along the route. Having walked the route twice, and stages of it on numerous occasions, I can guarantee the Cumbria Way will leave you with a massive smile on your face and some fantastic memories.