Stayed at Thirsk for four nights and unfortunately didn't have the best of weather, but luckily the ground remained firm.  Graeme and Linda Burn are wonderful wardens.  The weekend was hectic but they kept their sense of humour and still had time to chat and help out with the smallest of problems. The ablutions are dated but well maintained.  Unfortunately the site is not quiet as the Fire and Ambulance Stations are close by.  Would we use the site again - yes, if we were to travel that way again.  Thirsk is just a five minute walk away and still has the air of a traditional market town with plenty of places to eat.  If you have a dog(s) seek out Bliss Cafe; we were welcomed inside with our dog served first with a doggie sausage, freshly cooked.  Whilst we were there five dogs were in situ, all very well behaved, ranging from a Shitsu to a Wolfhound.  Oh yes, the food was excellent.