The Rothay valley holds the morning mist longer than you'd think, and from here you can watch it lift over the fells while the kettle boils.
This one's really for couples or small groups after a proper base in Ambleside — not a canvas-and-pegs affair but guest house comfort with a camping pod option if you fancy something in between. You're in the heart of the Lakes, so whether you're tackling the Fairfield Horseshoe, pottering around Grasmere, or just need somewhere warm and dry after a day on Helvellyn, this works. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, which matters when half the trails around here are made for four legs as much as two.
Facilities aren't listed in detail, so check what's included when you book. Campfires depend on what's allowed when you arrive — worth asking if that's part of your evening plan. It's open year-round, which tells you something about the kind of place it is: solid, dependable, the sort of Lakeland welcome that doesn't shut up shop when the weather turns.