Squirrel Inn - Eamont Bridge

Not very welcoming for a campsite pub. Very small menu. Sahara nuts were massively overpriced!!

Just OK, could do with someone cheerful running it. Also a bit shabby round the edges.

Good service and staff friendly food good and not bad on price

Arrived over the Platinum Jubilee holiday . No food available on the 1st night. Took a sandwich in as we had travelled for 3 hrs . Man behind the bar came out and s told us we couldn 't do that so we apologised and ordered another drink and 9 bags of crisps . All seemed fine until a woman came out from.behind the bar with what appeared to be her daughter and started ranting and raving. When we explained that we had apologised she seemed to get worse . 9 of us from an 8 month old baby to an 80 year old lady. 4 Generations . So not a rowdy crowd. She then proceeded to tell us to leave and shouted after us that we prob wouldn 't spend much money over the weeknd as we were Scots . She then continued shouting that we were also banned from the Minimart. . The next day we had a good few fellow campers telling us their stories of bad service and ignorance by these people. Beggars belief after what we have all been through that a family away celebrating their 80 year old mother birthday with a wee family holiday could be treated in this manner . A shame really . Again we were wrong with the sandwiches but apologised and indeed received another drink and we had , we thought moved on , until this woman decided she would escalate the situation. Not so much angry with them more disappointed in thats how they treat good honest families

Visited the holiday sight. The pub had a Big sitting area outside and play area for children. The sight was busy and looked popular!