Caravan owners heading off on holiday to the north-west may be interested in attending an event taking place this weekend (May 29th and 30th).
The Westmorland County Showground is set to host the 2010 Country Fest, which will attract food lovers to the area in their droves.
Local food and drinks producers will be exhibiting their wares and allowing visitors to test their various products, while the Why Farming Matters exhibit will show the journey that food makes from field to fork.
Children might enjoy the displays of farm animals, circus workshop, mountain bike shows and other events.
Visitors can expect music and dance to contribute to a great day out, while adults could enjoy a trip to the beer tent or watching the birds of prey demonstrations.
Tickets cost £6 for adults and £1 for kids in advance, with those paying on the day being charged an extra pound each.
Meanwhile, Cumbria Tourism recently distributed its awards, with The World of Beatrix Potter being voted best large visitor attraction.
