Close to a route up scafell Pike.
Get to choose own pitch as no reception or instruction

Had to walk down 2 roads to access showers, very inconvenient.
Poor signage.
No phone or Internet signal

Lovely campsite and supper veiws

Maybe more toilets and hot water

The views! Super peaceful and our pitch was really quiet. If you don't mind a bit of a walk to the toilet, would definitely recommend taking a right as you enter the campsite.

The pizza on Saturday is fab.

There were only two female toilets, one of which didn't flush properly.
Only three showers for the whole campsite, so we ended up queuing. They're also off site and across the road.

Great location, friendly people and a superb pub down the road.

Bit of a walk from the site to the showers and not all of the pitches are flat, but minor inconveniences. I’d definitely go back.

Our first time camping and Seatoller farm was an absolute dream. The farm was lovely and so ideal for a walk up Scarfell straight from the farm. We booked the stone made pizza on the Saturday and they were also sooooo good. There’s pub Seatoller 5 mins walk from the campsite and the food there was amazing, with a beer garden going down to the river. We already cannot wait to come back. The showers were a 5 min walk behind the coffee shop, hardly a grumble when the views are so picturesque. Everything was clean and looked after, campers very respectful of each other.

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Cheap but clean

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Excellent basic campsite in a rural location. Highly recommend the Yew Tree Inn, just a few hundred metres away, across the road from the farm/showers. Refurbished and under new ownership just a few weeks ago. Food was very good and always seemed busy and it has excellent wi-fi which is necessary in this area. It seems like this campsite is mostly used by people travelling the lakes, using it for one or two nights. The road through Honiston Pass on the doorstep to Buttermere is highly recommended and the find of my break. I didn't use the local buses, but there is a bus stop within 100m of the site and I saw a lot of people using these buses.

No problems at all with the campsite.
Only advice I would offer is come prepared, as the nearest shop is in Keswick, which although only 15 minutes drive, is a long way if you want a pint of milk.

Quality of pitch. Location.
Plenty of car parking. Fires and bbq allowed. Showers were excellent (a little walk from main site). Saturday night pizza were really good. Nice pub nearby.

I got water for washing pots or in toilets. Lights not good / reliable in ladies toilets.

To begin, we would definitely go to this site again. We liked: the location, near by pub, bus, and tea shop. This site is all about location and take it easy. If you want a marked out pitch, and everything manicured it's not the place for you. It's a lovely place to be truly in the fells. Popular with Duke of Edinburgh youngsters who were happy to converse, there being no digital signal for any device on the camp site itself. There is a signal in the village at the top of the road- just a couple of minutes walk. The showers being a 5 minute is a first for us, but the scenery on the way to the shower is lovely. The showers are hot and clean. The loos on the actual site are basic and just adequate, although they are kept clean . Running cold water.

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Quiet little site, no signal so good phone detox, great views.

Site is pretty small so big tents don’t make it easy if there’s a few of you!
Next the a river mean it’s midgie city! Would of been good if they sold some butchers meat at the farm shop.