Seathwaite Farm Campsite sits at the southern end of the Borrowdale Valley, south of Keswick in the Lake District National Park, roughly 10 miles from Keswick via the B5289.

The setting is widely regarded as one of the most scenic in the region, with the Cumbrian Fells rising on all sides.

The site accommodates both tents and motorhomes in a large camping field, with shower and toilet facilities at the farmyard entrance, including recently added eco-toilets.

Access involves narrow single-track roads, making the approach challenging for larger vehicles. The farm is an outstanding base for hill walking, positioned centrally for the north-western, central, southern, and western fells.

Popular routes head directly from the site, including trails to Scafell Pike, Great Gable, and the wider Scafell range.