Seathwaite Farm Campsite
Site agricole de base dans un emplacement idéal pour la randonnée Scafell Pike, Great Gable et des tonnes d'autres collines de Cumbrie. Dans un cadre magnifique avec des piscines de ruisseau bordées de rochers et une vue imprenable sur la montagne depuis tout le domaine. Assez plat aussi. Le site dispose d'une grange de camping et de douches mais pour le moment elles sont fermées. Il y a des toilettes publiques du National Trust près de la ferme ouvertes 24 heures sur 24 (les panneaux ne demandent pas de vidange de la cassette). Pas d'électricité, pas de téléphone ou de service internet sur Three ou EE et pas de poubelles, vous devez emporter la vôtre avec vous. Il y a des moutons partout, y compris dans le terrain du camping, mais les chiens sont autorisés. Pas de magasins à proximité, mais vous pouvez prendre le bus de Seatoller à Keswick. L'accès par la route B depuis Keswick, puis la petite route depuis Seatoller est étroit. Nous l'avons géré dans un camping-car de 2,2 m de large et 6 m et il y avait quelques camping-cars plus grands (7 m). Arrivez et partez après 10h pour avoir les meilleures chances de manquer des voitures sur la section à voie unique. Paiement par caisse d'honnêteté. 6 £ par personne par personne plus 5 £ uniques pour la camionnette. Le site n'a pas de bureau d'accueil, vous vous présentez et partez quand vous voulez.
Seathwaite Farm Campsite
Basic farm site in a great location for hiking Scafell Pike, Great Gable and tons more Cumbrian fells. In a magnificent setting with boulder-lined stream pools and sweeping mountain side views from the whole field. Pretty flat too.
The site has a camping barn and showers. There are National Trust public toilets by the farm open 24 hours (signs request no cassette emptying). No electricity, no phone or internet service on Three or EE
There are sheep everywhere, including in the campsite field, but dogs are allowed. No shops anywhere nearby but you can get the bus from Seatoller to Keswick.
Access down the B road from Keswick and then the tiny road from Seatoller is tight. We managed it in a 2.2m wide, 6m motorhome and there were a couple of bigger (7m ) motorhomes. Arrive and leave after 10am for the best chance of missing cars on the single track section.
Payment by honesty box. £15 The site has no reception office, you just turn up and leave when you like.
Seathwaite Farm Campsite
Einfacher Farmplatz in einer großartigen Lage zum Wandern von Scafell Pike, Great Gable und vielen weiteren Cumbrian Fells. In einer herrlichen Umgebung mit von Felsbrocken gesäumten Bachbecken und einem weiten Blick auf die Berge vom gesamten Feld. Auch ziemlich flach. Der Platz verfügt über eine Campingscheune und Duschen, die jedoch im Moment geschlossen sind. Es gibt öffentliche Toiletten des National Trust bei der Farm, die rund um die Uhr geöffnet sind (Schilder verlangen kein Entleeren der Kassetten). Kein Strom, kein Telefon- oder Internetdienst auf Three oder EE und keine Mülleimer, Sie müssen Ihren mitnehmen. Überall gibt es Schafe, auch auf dem Campingplatzgelände, aber Hunde sind erlaubt. Keine Geschäfte in der Nähe, aber Sie können den Bus von Seatoller nach Keswick nehmen. Die Zufahrt über die B-Straße von Keswick und dann die kleine Straße von Seatoller ist eng. Wir haben es in einem 2,2 m breiten, 6 m langen Wohnmobil geschafft und es gab ein paar größere (7 m ) Wohnmobile. Ankunft und Abfahrt nach 10 Uhr morgens für die beste Chance, Autos auf dem einspurigen Abschnitt zu vermissen. Zahlung per Ehrlichkeitsbox. 6 £ p. P. plus einmalig 5 £ für den Van. Die Website hat keine Rezeption, Sie können einfach auftauchen und gehen, wenn Sie möchten.
54.5001, -3.1834 (lat, lng)
N 54°30’0.2628” W 3°11’0.3408”
Styhead Pass
CA12 Keswick,
United Kingdom
Lovely location however make sure it’s dry. When we got there the whole campsite was a bog and we would have got stuck. Had to turn around and find somewhere else. Will try again when it dries out. Would have been £30 for the night for one campervan and two adults. Cash payment on arrival only.
Once out of season they close the eco toilets so your left with the National Trust toilets which are the best, no hot water/drying facilities, Tim who sorted us out where to camp was very helpful & friendly! Had no signal with EE nearest place was Keswick, we had two tent boxes, got charged person, first night was £16 for one person and car then £8 per night
Tap water! I asked and they allowed me to fill the water tank for free even not using they services. The place seems great for camping. It's perfect to Scafffel Pike.
Fantastic location, with lots of big walks to do from the area, and a lovely smaller walk up to a fantastic waterfall. Amazing clear stream running behind the site that is deep enough to take a dip When you arrive, just park up, later that day or the next morning, the farmer will drive up and take payment. Toilets are long drops but very clean No shop, no phone signal
Great location for walking, no signal. Loses a star because the facilities aren’t great and the toilets are a trough
Perfect stay for a weekend camping while taking on Scafell pike, the views were nothing less than something out of a book
Found this campsite via this app, couldn’t reccomend it enough. £8 per person/per night plus £8 single car change. £40 for two nights total cost for us. Toilets were usable for a farm campsite and shower block was clean and easy for function, £1 for 5 mins of hot water. Currently building new eco toilets with lights to be opening soon. Scafell pike route from here was way to follow and perfect!
Sign at the entrance is very miss leading it says £10 overnight parking but it’s not true. The farmer comes around ask for more money. Says it’s £8pppn and £8 per vehicle and has a attitude about it. Well why don’t he change his sign. Probably to lure people on knowing most will pay the extra instead of moving on. Nice views but £24 for two adults to park on a bit grass is a bit over priced.
Great location for our trek up to Scafell Pike, and very happy to get back to the comfort of our camper van after being battered by High winds and rain all the way back down.
Stunning campsite!!! It still gives you the wild camping feel but with facilities. The scenery is 360, fires allowed, dogs allowed and you just turn up / pitch up. Definitely add this stop to your Lakes trip. £7PPPN and £8 vehicle charge - cash only.
Stayed here in October, turned up and payed on arrival, farmer is really friendly. Stayed for two nights and you can climb scarfell pike straight from the campsite. Had toilets and showers, need pound coin for showers. Great views.
Stayed here May bank holiday weekend. Website says you need to book no exceptions but we just arrived and paid with no problems, the farmer was very friendly. You need cash and pound coins for the showers. Absolutely no phone signal. Scenic and perfect for hiking Scafell.
