Last summer four of us from work had a ladies camping trip. Just one night locally but we had a whale of a time. This year we are planning a weekend. We would like to find a site in the dales where we can walk during the day and walk to a decent Pub with food in the evening, we would also like a decent toilet/shower block. I am going to go and look on the campsite search but if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them
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Masons at Appletreewick, Bainbridge Ings at Hawes, would say Holme Farm at Horton but loos might not be as good as you want! Obviously avoid le Tour weekend as road closures round here will be chaos.
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Another vote for Madons in Appletreewick. 2 great pubs withineasy walking distance, lovely site, nice facilities and friendly owners. Great place to be with lots of walks from site of varying lengths. We loved it.
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Cherry Tree Farm, 2016
Porthclais Farm Campsite 2015
Cherry Tree Farm, Croyde 2014
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The Secret Campsite, 2013
Cliff House, 2013
Southwold 2012
Masons, Appletreewick, 2012
Le Petit Rocher, 2011
Cliff House, Dunwich, 2011
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Another vote for Knight Stainforth. We stayed here for a week last summer and loved it. Lovely walk along by the river brings you to the village with a choice of two really good pubs serving delicious food.
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Bainbridge Ings is great site; nice views and feels really spacious as pitches are round the perimeter, leaving center of field empty. It's a short walk into Hawes with lots of pubs, restaurants, cafes etc. Lovely walks on doorstep and Wensleydale cheese factory is a bonus. Facilities are fine and very clean. Masons in Appletreewick has a great location but is a very big site and can get very very busy (& noisy) at peak times and tents are packed in, i avoid it then for that reason.
Quote: Originally posted by ktjc on 06/4/2014
Another vote for Madons in Appletreewick. 2 great pubs withineasy walking distance, lovely site, nice facilities and friendly owners. Great place to be with lots of walks from site of varying lengths. We loved it.
I would avoid it like the plague. Vans and tents within 6 feet of each other or nearer. BBQ,s near to canvas...
Can be VERY noisy especially with people wandering back from pub.
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Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
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