Crummock, in the Buttermere Valley, is one of the most popular visitor spots in the Lake District, particularly during peak season, the summer holidays. However, the lake and the surrounding area has been blighted recently by fly-camping, litter and campfires - which are prohibited in the Lake District. (Image: Steve Barker)A patch of scorched grass where barbecues have been lit. (Image: Steve Barker)Steve previously highlighted a perceived lack of action on fly-camping and litter in the Cumberland area of the Lake District National Park. Steve also believes the Northern area of the Lake District National Park lacks tough signage that explains the penalties for littering, anti-social behaviour and campfires.