We stayed here for 4 nights over Easter. Easy enough to get to from the North West- approx 3.5 hour drive. When we arrived there had been torrential rain for most of our journey. The CL is located on a field behind farm buildings and a B & B run by the same people.The field slopes downwards and the 5 pitches slope down towards the end of the field. We were on pitch 4, so quite near the bottom. It was a bit hairy reversing in due to the mud but we managed it. The next day a motorhome did get stuck in the mud but the owners were there to assist and they but large grip pads down to ease the issue. The pitches all seemed sloping, we needed to use our levelers on our near side wheels-made something of a difference. Your bollard includes, fresh water, EHE and a grey waste drain. We noted that the black waste disposal was quite a walk from the CL field, around the back of the B&B building. The area itself is lovely and there are amazing views from your pitch. A nice pub across the road a farm shop just up the road to the right sells basic requisites plus has a lovely cafe. There is a good bus service with bus stops just outside the site, they run towards Whitby or Middlesborough. We found the service excellent and usually on time, only once was one really late and then that broke down - but it was soon resolved. Via the bus we managed to visit Runswick Bay, Staithes, Saltburn, Marske and Redcar - the beaches in this area are amazing! Not too busy when we visited but would expect them to be heaving in the summer months. Plus there are quite a few quaint and interesting pubs to visit. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay - our first time venturing to this part of the UK - so glad we did, absolutely beautiful!