Kendal Camping and Caravanning Club Site sits in a secluded setting on the banks of the River Mint in Cumbria, with some pitches overlooking the water.

The Mint is a relatively small river that rises at Whelpside, flows south through the heart of Cumbria, and eventually drains into the River Kent — the waterway that gives Kendal its name.

The site places campers on the doorstep of the Lake District National Park. Guests receive a copy of the "Riverside Ramble," a popular 45-minute walking route that follows both banks of the River Mint directly from the campsite.