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Although we arrived late, 10. 45pm and could not find the entrance to the site, a quick phone call to the Owner helped us find our way and directed us to a well lit hardstanding thus enabling us to park up easily and get to bed without too much delay.
We spent 4 nights at this site and it suited our needs exactly.
My daughter and our 2 grandchildren could play safely on this site.
Although the new toilet and shower block is not finished yet, we understand that it will be very soon.
I have to be fair with this review and so I will grade it against many other sites we have stayed at including over 150 Caravan Club sites.
The area is pretty and the site is set off any main road and therefore is quiet and set in a picturesque area.
We had made a telephone call and sent an e-mail to confirm our booking as requested by the site owner.
On arrival the marked super pitches had all been filled and it was obvious that our request had been neglected and there was no explanation given. We were then guided to select an area of rough ground or a hard chipping area, which was set-aside for those people with tents who needed to park their cars.
Not much of a choice really following the disappointment of not reserving our pitch. We talked it through whilst the owner scurried around doing something else. To be honest we tried ringing another nearby site but only got through to an answer machine, so we elected for the car park piece and not the rough ground.
The EHU would not reach the nearest power point from here and so the owner gave us an extension lead to enable its use. The pitch provided us with a nice view, which from time to time was interfered with by a car parking behind or alongside us - most annoying.
The toilets were abysmal, a portable cabin that provided unisex showers (2 in total) and a ladies and gents. They were not very clean, although there was a few items there which had been provided for you to clean them yourself (a cloth and a bottle of cleaner). A motorway workman’s hut would have matched the standard! But, in fairness there is a work in progress with a brand new toilet block opening in November, so he said.
The pot wash was outside for those of you that like that facility. The owner was friendly enough but his lack of care and haphazardness was not what you needed after a 6 hour drive.
I wouldn’t stay here again; it just does not come up to the standards, at the time of writing, to many other sites. The owner was shouting out '9 out of 10' on UK campsite. He wasn't paying £22 per night, which exceeds the costs of many other sites, so his site is over-priced, but I guess, a new toilet block costs, hence the price.
Stayed here for four nights in the kids holidays and the site is very nice, ,
It is a work in progress as the owner is still building a toilet and shower block which I'm sure will be spot on, ,
Nice views from the site and fishing in with the price I'm told. £22 per night.
The surrounding area is spot on, nice little town down the road (west vale) doggy friendly pubs, do go to Elland bridge, cross it and get on the canal, this is a lovely two mile walk into brighouse all the way and you can stop off at the Colliers arm for lunch (doggy friendly)
We (2 of us) stayed for 2 nights on a weekend, pitched alongside friends who store their caravan here. It's a lovely site - very pretty indeed. There was a nice mix of other campers/caravanners - families, couples, and a group of younger people who had 4 or 5 tents between them, pitched down the hill from us. The whole atmosphere was very friendly and relaxed.
The owner is very friendly, helpful, and seemed to be on hand most of the time.
The toilet block is basic but clean, and the owner showed us the new block (ready in 2 weeks or so) which will contain wet rooms, pot wash and laundry area. Looks great.
Surrounding countryside is lovely, and there are some great walks and drives nearby. It's very close to Halifax and to the motorway should you need or want to go further afield. The village down the hill seems to have everything you'd need shop-wise.
There aren't any facilities specifically for children, such as a playground.
The cost was £20 per night including electric hook-up. We had no complaints whatsoever and wont hesitate to go back. Really handy for a quick weekend away for us :-)
We stayed for two very enjoyable nights at this site; the owner - very hands-on and seemingly always around - was helpful and approachable, and willing to offer guidance and advice about facilities and walking routes in the vicinity.
The site itself was attractively situated, quiet and offering a pleasing level of comfort and, it should be pointed out, soon to have a brand-new toilet/showers/washing-up facility, due for completion before the end of the summer.
The nearby village of West Vale, about 3/4 mile away was, from our point of view, best approached on foot by the pleasant streamside path laying below the bottom of the campsite, but could also easily be reached by road with pavements all the way.
This is an unpretentious village with, as far as we could make out, three cafes, two pubs and a decent Thai restaurant/takeaway. We sat in for a very reasonable 'early-bird' meal offer and it was excellent. There is no drinks licence, but I believe customers can bring their own.
However, the supposedly hourly buses we observed that can be caught from outside the campsite entrance, to either Halifax or Huddersfield, did not pass in accordance with the published timetables at the bus-stops being, in both directions, about 30 minutes awry. To be investigated.
All in all, a positive and restful experience and we will be returning.
Beautiful tent only site set on a family run hill farm in the Yorkshire Dales, nestled between Ingleborough and Whernside. The Three Peaks footpath runs right through the farm adjacent to the campsite with lots of walks direct from the site from easy strolls to climbing the Three Peaks, and five minutes to the pub!
Tent pitches only, no electric hookups. Toilet and shower block and washing up facilities. Sit, eat and socialise in the old barn, with free wifi, charging lockers, freezer. At weekends the Philpin Snack bar is open for cooked breakfasts, hot and cold snacks and drinks, ice creams, chocolates etc, on other days there are vending machines in the barn. Find out more here
The site is very pretty, on a slope but pitches have been terraced and are nice and level. Visited pub (dog friendly) about 15 minute walk to the left of entrance and had a good meal. Small town, other direction again about 15 mins. The site is dog friendly.
Owner is friendly and helpful. Loos and showers are in a portable cabin, rather dated but clean. Each pitch has water tap/electric. Thought £21 a night was on the expensive side though!
The only thing people will find awkward is that there is a rule of no washing to be hung out. There is a launderette in the town but with damp towels after showers I really would have liked to have been able to put up a line.
Good all round site. Toilet and shower facilities a little basic, but perfectly adequate and work is almost underway on new facilities for next year. New pitches are reasonably level, with some with water as well as electric (an unexpected bonus!). The views are beautiful, the site has a few others on but is peaceful. The sheep are quiet neighbours too. Laundrette in the village is very reasonable, and farm shop up the road (past the pub) is well worth a visit for the butchers (Far Barsley farm shop). Basic shops available in West Vale, as well as fish and chips and other takeaways (fish and chips good, not tried anything else).
Site owner is approachable, helpful and assures us he likes it nice and peaceful- its certainly has been so while we were there.
We've just returned from a weekend stay, our first ever time camping, and we found the site to be more than adequate. On arrival the owner greeted us and showed us the various pitches we could choose from, and where the electric hooks ups were sited.
The site is very basic but very clean, there were 2 shower cubicles, sink and mirror, and ladies and gents toilets - with a pot wash area round the back of the shower portacabin, there was also an area for emptying chemical toilets and a fresh water supply. The toilets had ample toilet rolls and were stocked daily - the pot wash area only had cold water, but this wasn't a problem for us.
There's a pub about 15 minutes walk away (turn left out of the field gates) which has SKY sports and does food - although we didn't eat there so couldn't comment on that?
There is currently some work in progress behind the main barn, which the owner says is going to be shower blocks/laundry etc. Will be a great improvement on the facilities as there's only 2 showers at present and are used for both sexes - we never found this a problem though, and there was never any need to queue.
It cost us £32 for 2 nights, and the owner specifically asked us how many people there were in our group - which gave us the impression that it was a 'per person' price - we since got talking to other campers there and they all said it was one of the more expensive sites they'd been to, given the basic facilities on offer. But we certainly enjoyed our stay nevertheless, it was a very pleasant experience.
Wow! What a lovely site! The owner came out to meet us, really friendly and helpful, he gave us free reign to pitch wherever we wanted and we chose to go down Into the far field next to a little trickling stream in and among trees that were perfect for our 3 kids to climb and play in. The views are awesome and the sheep in the next field are adorable! Loved waking up to their baa-ing!
The facilities are fine, the toilets are clean and well stocked with quilted loo-roll and plenty of hand soap.
We think for £15 a night this is a perfect haven! Will definitely be going back.
Lovely quiet site, amazing surroundings, being so close to a town. The owner was very up front with any information needed.
Only downside was the services, I feel that mixed sex toilets and showers are not the way to go. I understand that new toilets and showers are being built at this moment so will be much better then, and for that downfall I feel the charge of £15 per night 2 people in a caravan is a tad steep.
The area around greetland is very good for walkers, would I return yes if the price was lower.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <1 mile 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <1 mile 
Cycle Hire On Site 
Golf <1 mile 
Tennis <1 mile 
No Beach 
Watersports <1 mile 
Boat Launch / Mooring <1 mile 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
Although we arrived late, 10. 45pm and could not find the entrance to the site, a quick phone call to the Owner helped us find our way and directed us to a well lit hardstanding thus enabling us to park up easily and get to bed without too much delay. 
