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Lovely site, easy to find, communication with site owner via email and text was quick and gave details really well, I made payment for deposit and the final payment via BACS which suited us both fine
I was given instructions where to site the van, electric and water and grey waste all sited on the spot.
Toilet block was always clean, a little dated but I've seen lots lots worse they did the job fine.
A very quiet site and as storm Amy blew threw I had no problems at all.
Great stay with just a 10 min walk into town will defo be back via mobile
I enquired using the form on here and got a swift reply letting me know the price and that they had availability, I replied, confirmed and set off.
The site is part of a static site, with a few touring pitches, and for once the touring pitches get the best position. Pitches, 4, 5 and 6 overlook the River Esk and if you are lucky enough to get pitch 6, you will have views looking in to Whitby, with the Abbey in the background and the town visible too.
We were on pitch 4, and that view was blocked by some trees, but that is beyond the control of the site. We still had lovely views over the valley and caught a glimpse of the steam train too. Being at the top of the valley it did get a bit breezy, but not an issue and we sat with teh doors open in the evening enjoying it all. You would not get an awning up on the pitch, but we only stayed one night and didn't affect us.
There is a nice facilities block that had one shower and two toilets in the mens and three toilets and one shower in the ladies. These are key coded and kept in great condition. The shower was hot, directional and had hooks for your bags and a seat if needed.
There was washing up at the block too, but was only cold water.
We stayed here to visit Whitby and it was just 10 minutes to walk down to the railway station which is in the heart of Whitby. Whitby is full of jewellery shops and fish and chip shops, plus a few pubs and gift shops, but is lovely and offers something fr everyone, boat trips, crabbing, drinking, eating, relaxing.
A great location and probably the closest site to Whitby and at £30 for the night I felt this was good value as we did not need to worry about taxis to get in and out of Whitby.
Nothing for kids and there is quite a bit of tarmac, but there are fields attached to the school, that I am sure little ones could kick a football around in
It is next to a school, but didn't affect us as it was summer holidays.
Easy to get to, lovely quiet site, clean toilets and an amazing shower definitely go back.
Lovely easy five minutes walk into Whitby.
The only thing that I was a tad disappointed with was it was stone chippings right by the access for others therefore not enough space to erect my small awning, but the weather was glorious so didn't need the awning anyway!
But the site was well kept and totally deserves a ten via mobile
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
Site was both easy to find and easily accessed. The security barrier with keypad for access was an added bonus. We did not use showers or toilets but they were available.
The site was spotlessly clean and trade bin for rubbish easy to access.
The view from our pitch was brilliant, we overlooked the river and we could see the abbey on the skyline and most of the town.
The footpath into the town, although a little steep at one end, was really convenient giving access to the buses, trains and shops. We did not need to use our car at all.
We would definitely want to stay there again when we next visit Whitby. via mobile
We chose this site because of its location, not for its facilities. It is near the entrance to a school within walking distance of the town(footpath under the road and down to the harbour) and also close to a cinder path linking Whitby and Scarborough, which is ideal for dog walking.
The site itself is small and mostly given over to statics. There are also a dozen or so pitches which are occupied on a seasonal basis. 3 or 4 pitches are available for touring. We had already paid a deposit of 1 night's stay and the remainder of the cost was paid over the phone by card.
We didn't see anyone connected with the site while we were there, but we could have phoned them if we had needed to.
The small wash block was clean, with plenty of hot water. The ladies had 3 loos, one shower and 2 or 3 sinks. My husband says that the men's side was similar, but with the addition of a urinal.
There is a barrier at the entrance and we had to ring the day before for the code to this and to the wash block. We were told where to set up, which was a concrete float at the end of a line of statics. Since we hadn't planned to put up an awning, this was fine - it was pretty windy anyway. During our stay - which was over a weekend, there were a couple of campervans in the touring pitches.
The site wasn't pretty or extensive and had no other facilities, but we had chosen it for its location, so it suited us fine and we would return simply for that reason.
We walked into Whitby a couple of times and also visited Robin Hood's Bay. There was a large Sainsbury's and a new Aldi within a short drive and a decent sized Co-Op supermarket in the town near the harbour.
It is a gorgeous area and not one we had ever visited before. Both towns were pretty busy, but that was probably because it was a weekend, as well as being early September. Wonderful fish and chips.
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