A very well-maintained and set out CL in a lovely location. We received a very friendly welcome and a massive information folder. The access is slightly narrow but just follow the home made sign and pass the site entrance and turn round a few metres along the road to come back on yourself - it's a doddle then. Prettily landscaped with a dog walk and viewpoints/seating areas. Regularly mown and everything in excellent order. EHU, Grey Water Disposal and fresh water available for each pitch. Slightly sloping site but easily fixed. Cassette emptying area is very well organised as is recycling. The CL is at the top of a very steep hill. We were lucky enough to be there during the Annual Rush Bearing celebrations (first weekend in September). Well worth it. Kudos to all involved in that mammoth effort! It's the first time we'd been to Calderdale, which is absolutely lovely. Lots of big hills for my cyclist husband to toil up and incredibly courteous and supportive motorists he says. A far cry from where we live that's for sure. The locals are very friendly and while there isn't much in the way of NT/EH sites etc, the local towns/canals are interesting for their industrial history and architecture. Excellent circular bus route only metres from the site too. The real prize is the views though. We look forward to going back.