AA route planner says that you leave the M6 at J40 and take the A66, so you could stay somewhere in the North Lake District, or near Appleby. There is a nice camp site right by Ullswater at Pooley Bridge, or at least there used to be.
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AA route planner sez take A66 but we always go from Notts along A50 to join M6 at Stoke then head north from there - much easier. The A66 goes through nicer countryside but it's much slower. Mrs Fudge is from Notts and we live in Central Scotland so we do the journey a lot.
find a site in Dumfries & Galloway - it's about your half-way mark and the countryside is gorgeous.
Any questions about the route just let me know
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Many thanks - we are looking at Brandedleys but I bet they will be booked up. We go to Fort William a lot but this will be the first time camping - not looking forward to the midges but love the scenery.
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The Camping and Caravaning Club site at Moffat gets good reviews.Its 5 minutes from the motorway handy for Cumbria,South-West Scotland and you can visit Edin burgh in just over an hour.I've not stayed there as its pretty close to home.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Scotl to Notts where to stay halfway?
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