Fantastic site!
Great site! Very peaceful and tidy. The owners are very friendly and welcoming. They sell eggs on the farm, which were delicious. Spacious site, and plenty of room. Definitely will come back again!
Lowther House
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Lovely stay
This is on a working farm. The signage was small so you will need to look carefully as you enter the village. The owner was very helpful and we were the only people on the field. It was a large field, beautiful views and nice to see chickens and the horse at the bottom of the field. It was very quiet and beautiful clear dark skies at night. The field was nice and level with EHU, fresh water and chemical toilet disposal. A walk to Masham over the fields or down the road is about 40 minutes. A lovely place and would return if in the area.
LFoulkes
Reviewed on 25/08/2024 08:59
Great CL site
Just had 4 nights on site. Great setting and just what you would look for in a CL site. Friendly owner and plenty of space. Local pub few hundred yards away allowing dogs in the bar and garden but not in the dinning room but you can eat in the bar or outside. There was a power cut in the village when we first got there and they got out the candles and continued to serve best they could.
Marsham a is a lovely town with plenty of parking and places to eat. Had amazing pie and chips in The Bruce Arms and another meal in the cafe on the square. The butcher on the hill is well worth a visit.
I have been on a number of brewery tours but Theakstons Brewery has been the best. Full of history and you can learn such a lot about brewing.
There is a lot of places to visit if you have a car or you can enjoy the country side in the area.
Mark Greenhalgh. Nottingham
Great value site
Just had a lovely 5 night stay at this peaceful site. The site is well kept even though it is part of a working farm. There are good views to be had (but take an extra hook up cable so you can reach across the field). There is an easy to access walk down to Masham which takes about 40 to 45 minutes and plenty of places to walk the dog.
We were surprised to find ourselves the only ones on the site after the weekend. It is such an ideal site, we thought it would be busier. The family who run the site are friendly and helpful.
We will definitely be back.
moggers
Reviewed on 12/06/2024 20:26
Breath taking Views
This site was as expected. A working farm with pigs, dogs, sheep , horses and chickens. EHU, toilet waste , water and recycling hut with black bin. Grass field next to a stunning looking village. A public foot path runs alongside the site for easy access walks.
Masham is a few miles away with the Theakston Brewery located there. I am not a drinker myself but it seemed popular and once our friends at home heard , ale orders began to be emailed to us. A small market is on on Wednesday and Saturday. Lots of tea shops, butcher and coop.
Ripon is an easy drive away, this is the best way to approach the site, from the A1(M).
places we visited
Brimham Rocks NT
Aysgarth falls. £3.50 car park
Grassington. All creatures great and small film here. The Grassington road is a really good scenic road to travel . Malham Cove is on this route.
Pateley Bridge
Skipton Castle £9.50 adults and £4.50 car park
Skipton also has a good selection of shops and a canal boat ride attraction.
Laura gave very good email instructions to the site and it was an easy journey to follow.
Lovely peaceful site.
Such a beautiful place, well kept peaceful site. The site is run by a friendly helpful family. We hope to come again and to stay longer next time.
Not for me
We booked for one night as a stopover. Access is tight but manageable. Basic amenities are all ok. However the farm dog uses the field as a toilet. There was dog poo on the field. Owners wife was in residence but claimed not to know what the fees were. I emailed before I got there asking for confirmation of fees but got no response. Owner not available. I paid £20 cash and put it down to experience. I won't return.
A lovely farm experience
After reading the last review of this camp site we arrived with some trepidation but this place turned out to be one of the friendliest and interesting camp sites we had been to. Dog poo was not an issue but you had to aware of chicken poo!
Many of the other campers had been there long term and all of them so friendly.
We loved the free range chickens wandering about, always up for feeding and delighted by the horses being taken through into the next field. The rescue cob horse called Rosie and her lady owner could not have been nicer.
The site itself is reasonably level and surrounded by hedges and a farm building.
Obviously we were very lucky with the other campers but they all stay there so long there's a good chance everybody will meet them.
We would not hesitate in coming here again.
jefflynne
Reviewed on 17/07/2018 10:45
Disappointing visit
This is the second time we have stayed here but we won't be returning.
The owners and other caravanners dogs were running freely and we had dog poo left in front of our caravan and outside the door! Not something you want to wake up to! There was also dog poo near the refuse bins. Alarmingly we also witnessed another caravanner scooping his dog's poo and throwing it up into the area behind a child's swing.
We also had vehicles passing in front of our caravan leading into an adjacent field on a couple of occasions including evenings. We know this is a working farm and we do prefer to stay on farms and in fact the free range hens were the highlight.
We felt the owners were not particularly welcoming and it is such a shame as the area and the walking is lovely.
denmer
Reviewed on 28/08/2017 12:33