Great location, 5 min walk into Thirsk. Directly outside there's a Lidl and a Tesco with a petrol station. Great access to site, although CAMC branded signage is somewhat lacking, there needs to be clearer signage for the main access and the Reception area. Facilities are dated, but spotless, and the team were very helpful generally. Be aware that if you need a pitch near the facitilies, you WILL NEED TO CALL to reserve them, as pitches are allocated on a first come, first served basis. DO NOT assume that an awning pitch will be nearest to the facilities! I say this because on arrival, I had to wait behind a very obnoxious retired couple who were moaning that they couldn't have a pitch as close to the facilities as they wanted, as they had not rung up first to reserve one. There are only 3 awning pitches near the facilities, the others are on the back wall of the site. None of this should be a problem as the site is the smallest CAMC site I've ever been on! We were a bit worried about the state of the ground, as it is an all-grass pitch site, after the recent heavy rain, but the whole site is well laid out, level and drained. There's no play area for children, so bear this in mind if you are travelling as a family with kids. We'd recommend the James Herriott museum and Thirsk town, literally 5 mins walk away, and North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway, we did the Pickering to Whitby return journey - fabulous! We stayed two nights in late June, and paid only just on £15 per night for a couple - the cheapest of any CAMC site we've used so far!