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Hawes Club Campsite
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Hawes Club Campsite is set in beautiful Wensleydale, where the famous cheese has been made for nearly a century, and offers delightful views. Redeveloped in 2017 and now with 10 serviced pitches, it's situated between the River Ure and the market town of Hawes and is the northern most of The Club's Yorkshire sites within the boundary of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park.
With the beautiful Dales right on the doorstep of Hawes Club Campsite, walking enthusiasts will have hours of captivating landscape to explore. The Pennine Way is another must - it still carries tracks made in previous centuries, so you can literally feel you are following in your ancestors footsteps. Also within easy reach from the caravan park, Hawes is one of the highest market towns in England at 850 feet above sea level and is blessed with an immense character that really needs to be experienced. You can stock up on supplies at the local shops in town and there are plenty of cosy, traditional pubs that offer food. Set in the beautiful Dales countryside, the Simonstone Hotel offers a delicious afternoon tea.
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Directions
Please only use these recommended directions for the final approach and not sat nav, due to alternative routes being unsuitable for towing. The route from M6, junction 37, via Sedbergh is not advised as narrow and difficult in places).
From East: turn right off A684 (Leyburn – Hawes) on outskirts of Hawes into road signposted Muker, Hardraw. The site is on the right in 0.25 mile.
From South West: leave the M6 at junction 36 onto the A65. In about 10 miles in Ingleton turn L onto B6255 (signposted Hawes). Turn into Hawes main street and proceed through, turn left into rd signposted Muker, Hardraw. The site is on the right in 0.25 mile.
From North West: leave M6 at junction 36 onto A65. In about 10 miles in Ingleton turn left onto B6255 (signposted Hawes). Turn into Hawes main st and proceed through; then as above.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- DL8 3PS
- GPS:
- Lat 54.3079 / Lon -2.18801
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- SD877902
- OS map ref:
- 98
- Handbook map ref:
- G10
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Leyburn and Bedale
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Shop within 1 mile
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Visit September 24
Hawes Club Campsite
Once again an excellent stay with easy access to Hawes only a 10 min walk.
Lovely stay.
Hawes Club Campsite
Wardens very welcoming with clear and concise information and very helpful at all times. Facilities always clean and tidy. Good food from the local chip shop after a long walk in the dales. I feel sure that we will return.
Clive and Pat
Reviewed on 30/09/2024 12:45
One of the best
Hawes Club Campsite
We've stayed at Hawes quite a few times niw and fully intend to return - in fact we've already booked for next year. We now stay on a serviced pitch which feels like being on a CL, only with excellent shower and toilet facilities.
There is so much to see and do, close by, and the beautiful Dales scenery is hard to beat. If you've not been before, a walk to the Green Dragon for a pint and a look at Hardraw Force is a must, as are visits to Aysgarth Falls and the Ribble Viaduct.
Eating and drinking in Hawes itself is great, and there are some lovely little shops, together with a brilliant deli and an excellent butcher, so no need to take much food with you!
Excellent site
Hawes Club Campsite
We find this site to be excellent and had everything we wanted for our stay. We do not have pets or children so cannot comment on those facilities. The staff are friendly, efficient and maintain spotlessly clean facilities and grounds.
We look forward to returning there.
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Reviewed on 26/09/2024 06:58
Revisit to Hawes
Hawes Club Campsite
We have been to this site a number of times because of its location, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Six years on from our last visit, there have been some changes, including better marking for the site one way system - just a shame that some drivers and cyclists consider it's only for other people and not for them! Main bugbear was the usual one, not restricted to this site but universally on Club sites it seems - speeding! We happened to be sited on the stretch of the site road leading to the new exit - another change since our last visit - and very few, if any, outfits kept to the speed limit. How hard can it be to drive on tickover, or cycle at walking pace?? Another interesting new to us feature, also causing some confusion, is the two lane entry road to the site barriers. In general it works, but we saw more than one outfit going out via the entrance. I'm pleased to find that the system of meeting the outfit, checking you've booked to stay, finding and pitching first before going to the site office to pay and get the barrier key, has been adopted here, like the other sites we've visited this year. One criticism, which has been mentioned in other reviews of the site, is the recycling method. A central recycling system may work very well on a small site, but this isn't the most convenient point for most people, especially those with poor mobility. Using the service points can only be better, despite the signs protesting bags being saved.
andyman2013
Reviewed on 23/09/2024 09:29
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01969 667338
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