This tranquil site is set on a working farm in the glorious Yorkshire dales, the winding lanes are narrow but you soon get used to them and we had no issues entering the farm. Just used common sense and a reasonable amount of care. David and Wendy were very friendly and made us feel most welcome. TV reception is not good but as this was a return visit we knew to take a satellite dish and dvds. Our previous visit to Hurries farm was during the lambing season, lots of aahhhs, this time sheep shearing - the lads made it look so easy. Being a fan of working farms we were delighted to be given the buggy tour. Loved watching the 'rat pack', David's expression, dash up to the rhea pen on a daily basis for the egg hunt. The collie puppies doing their best to keep up. A large variety of walks in the area from exploring around Malham and Ingleton to less energetic walking along the Leeds- Liverpool canal. We were lucky enough to see the Flying Scotsman cross the Ribblehead viaduct. Would have no hesitation in recommending this CL site, in fact we had such a good time that we extended our stay by a couple of days.