We had a great stay. Beautiful surroundings, 400 years old pub with an amazing back garden near by, great showers, perfect location and good price.

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The owner comes round a couple of times a day and makes sure the toilets are cleaned and replenished with paper towels. We were glad that he was there when we arrived as we'd got caught in traffic and the only clear pitch left was by the toilet, so he kindly asked a couple to move along a little so we could fit in a nicer spot.
The campsite itself is beautiful, surrounded by trees and mountains, and you can hear cuckoos and other birds singing constantly. The stream running by the bottom of the site is lovely if you can get a pitch next to it (which we didn't manage this time).
I like that it's a back to basics site with no phone signal, WiFi, or electric hook up.
It's very near the bus route with a bus that takes you into Keswick which is handy.

This is the second time we've been after we last came two years ago. The site has changed a little since then with pitches more clearly marked out, but it feels like far more pitches are now crammed in and being there over a bank holiday weekend it did feel very full and very busy, when we were hoping for a quieter site like it was last time we came.
There are only two women's toilets, and one urinal and one toilet in the men's so at busy points of the day it's not ideal.
I would go back again because it is still a small site and it's a lovely setting, but it just had a bit of a different vibe compared to last time as it seems to allow for a lot more people now.

Campsite was located in a lovely secluded area. No noise apart from the river running past the site which made for a lovely relaxing time. Toilets & Showers were clean and modern, and the advertised Lamb & Mint burgers were fantastic.

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Amazing location, clean facilities, spacious pitches, great pizzas and friendly staff.

Not sure if because of our pitch location but we had a bit of a sewer smell coming our way.

We enjoyed the peace, the lack of phone signal, the Saturday night pizza and the hot showers after a trek up Scafell Pike. You can pick your own tent pitch, either at the top or the bottom of the hill - both with a nice view of the river which is frequented by cute lambs.

Nothing, we will be back soon

Seatoller farm camp site is very natural relaxed and tranquil place where you can immerse yourself in nature with beautiful views of the fells, hearing the cuckoo and the owls hooting, ducks flying over head.
The fact that there's wooded areas within the site means you aren't pitched within a massive impersonal field.
Pizza night on Saturday seemed popular, but we can't comment as had other plans.
No phone signal so a digital detox aswell

Bit of a hike to the shower block, 5 or 6 mins walk to the actual farm, but it wasn't an issue for us at all.

The campsite is situated in a fantastic location for camper-vans and ground tents. I’d recommend taking chocks to level vehicles if using a roof tent!

The facilities are well maintained and due to the remoteness of the site you can still get that off-grid feel.

Mobile phone signal can be a little spotty but that is to be expected from such a brilliant location. You can get free guest wifi from the local Glaramara Hotel if you get a drink at the bar. It’s also dog friendly.

The site is also close to Honister Pass along with many other iconic Lake District attractions. It is also under the RAF training flight path so makes the stay even more exciting!

I would definitely stay again and will be back in the future.

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The isolation and peacefulness. Stunning views in this lovely remote campsite. Close to catbells too

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The location closed to National trust and shower and toilet are very clean.

Not have kid playground, Some kids plays frisbee with careless can hit any car.

Amazing spot, great views, lovely little site, great staff, very clean campsite

Nothing amazing place