Campers face wristbands, wardens and key codes after toilet mix-up fears
A Lake District campsite previously refused over fears campers could use the wrong toilets has been approved after introducing key-coded doors, wristb...
A Lake District campsite previously refused over fears campers could use the wrong toilets has been approved after introducing key-coded doors, wristbands, and wardens. The temporary site at Pooley Bridge will operate up to 60 days a year with no more than 50 pitches. Wastewater will be collected and taken to a treatment works outside the nutrient-neutrality catchment of the River Eden.