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Pennisetum
Reviewed on 09/08/2014 16:48
On arrival, we immediately received a warm welcome by the owners. There is a mixture of hard standing and grassed pitches, all with individual water taps, which have been thoughtfully positioned. The site is slightly sloping but planks of wood are readily available if required. We opted for a hardstanding pitch in the top section which we found was perfect having a hedge in front, below spectacular views, and a field full of buttercups to the side. The owner visited us to check we had set up ok and happy with the position as we were welcome to place the caravan any way we wished. There are lovely touches around the site; wooden boxed planters, newly planted trees, immaculate toilet, reading books and tourist information leaflets available, and the owners' mobile contact numbers just incase you are unable to locate them. There is a walk, down hill, to the nearby village (approximately 2 miles) which has a Post Office, lovely butchers, tea rooms (which we didn't have the chance to try) and a village shop which had a good variety of essentials. On departure, we normally leave a site at 9 am, thinking why delay the inevitable in returning home but on this occasion we left as late as possible as we truly did not want to leave. We just found the site had a calming, tranquil, heavenly feel and we were made so welcome. We had a wonderful, relaxing stay at this lovingly maintained adult only site. The owners are extremely friendly, down to earth and nothing was too much trouble. Yes, of course, we will definitely be returning so we now need to look at the calendar before it gets fully booked!
Wills7
Reviewed on 08/06/2014 20:39
scrips55
Reviewed on 23/04/2014 10:53
This is the first CL site we have ever visited and a gift at just £12 per night! We received a warm and friendly welcome from Mrs Bradley. Mr Bradley was a pleasant chap who is happy to have a chat. The whole site is immaculately presented, as is the toilet. The views are tremendous and over a weekend, we saw only 6 vehicles pass the site. Stunning countryside surrounds the site and there are amazing views on the walk into Summer Bridge, however, this is a bit of a trek uphill and down dale! Having the water tap on each pitch is like having your own service pitch; very handy! The approach to the site via Stripe Lane is best avoided. It is down to a single-track road, edged with dry stone walls for a good 400 yards. My advice to caravanners would be to head for Brimham Rocks, it's no further out of your way and better access. No doubt about it, we will be back!
Brijan11
Reviewed on 11/06/2013 22:06
ThePioneer
Reviewed on 25/05/2013 07:44