Disregarding the usual issues with Leeds traffic this site is easy to find and access is very simple. Check in at the house and ignore the 'beware of the dog' sign, unless you do not want to play with its toy. I received a warm welcome from the owners mother who explained where everything was and where I could park. The site is slightly sloping but the hard standing pitches are level, which was a welcome discovery for this motorhome user. Apart from the supply of water, chemical toilet emptying and trash bins this site has no other facilities. The EHU is 10amp, but we knew this before our arrival and it is reflected in the price. It was explained to me that the grey water was emptied into the chemical toilet discharge point. However as a motorhomer this was not going to work for me because the empting point stood about 15-18 inches above ground level (I was advised to just let it out into the hedge), but I do not know how caravanner's are expected to empty their wheeled grey water containers. A Sainsbury's Local and petrol station is 2 minutes drive away (5 minutes walk). The petrol is as cheap there as anywhere else in the area. When I pitched up the grass had not been cut for a while. We used this site as a base to revisit Leeds (using the 33 bus) and some local 'old haunts', together with some longer trips to the Yorkshire Dales. If you fancy Fish & Chips I would recommend "The Little Fisherman" on Yeadon High Street (closed on Mondays), but you will want to drive there because it is a 25 minute walk and unless you eat from the bag it will be cold before you get back to the 'van'. I was disappointed to find on our last day that six vans where staying the night, without any explanation as to why this had occurred. One reason I use CL sites is to avoid too many 'vans' at one time, I can only hope that this is not a regular occurrence.