Catgill farm

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First opened in , Catgill Farm in the south of the Yorkshire Dales has made its name as a firm family favourite in the intervening years and burgeoned into a fully fledged camping and glamping Mecca. The hospitality and local knowledge of owners Oliver and Janet knows no bounds, while the modern wash block facilities are a godsend for families with muddy children. All around the sloping hills of the Wharfe Valley entice walkers and mountain bikers from their tents, while, just a few metres away, Hesketh Farm Park offers tractor tours, animal feeding and a chance to learn about farming for the kids. Bolton Abbey village, meanwhile, is a 15 minute stroll down the lane and has a busy tea rooms and a volunteer-run railway that has its very own Thomas the Tank Engine, while the 12th-century ruins of Bolton Abbey Priory are an absolute must-see, with a perfect, riverside picnic spot in the priory grounds. The camping meadow itself can handle around tents at any one time, with natural lumps and bumps causing people to generally pitch together in flat groups, while children capitalise on the open spaces to play.

Catgill farm

Read more. Timber Pods open all year. Campsite and Bell Tents are open from April — November. Visit website. If you want a peaceful, relaxing and truly back to nature getaway then look no further than Howgill Lodge. Set amongst the rolling hills between Bolton Abbey and Burnsall, it offers an idyllic setting for your Yorkshire Dales holiday. The breath- taking views are typical of the Yorkshire Dales, with unspoilt greenery dotted with traditional stone barns and the quiet bleating of sheep. The campsite has been ingeniously terraced to take advantage of the stunning views and offers electric and non electric pitches. We can accommodate tents, motorhomes and caravans but for those wanting a more luxurious stay our beautiful holiday caravans are equipped with everything you need for a stress free break. In a completely rural setting yet with plenty to do nearby, our family run site is close to a wide variety of delightful places to visit. There are many beautiful walks nearby and plenty of cycle routes.

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First opened in , Catgill Farm in the south of the Yorkshire Dales has made its name as a firm family favourite in the intervening years and burgeoned into a fully fledged camping and glamping Mecca. The hospitality and local knowledge of owners Oliver and Janet knows no bounds, while the modern wash block facilities are a godsend for families with muddy children. All around the sloping hills of the Wharfe Valley entice walkers and mountain bikers from their tents, while, just a few metres away, Hesketh Farm Park offers tractor tours, animal feeding and a chance to learn about farming for the kids. Bolton Abbey village, meanwhile, is a 15 minute stroll down the lane and has a busy tea rooms and a volunteer-run railway that has its very own Thomas the Tank Engine, while the 12th-century ruins of Bolton Abbey Priory are an absolute must-see, with a perfect, riverside picnic spot in the priory grounds. The camping meadow itself can handle around tents at any one time, with natural lumps and bumps causing people to generally pitch together in flat groups, while children capitalise on the open spaces to play. On the edge of the woods just beyond the meadow, the glamping accommodation is found. Pods, each sleeping six, offer an almost holiday cottage experience — think en-suite shower room, compact kitchen, a television and Wi-Fi — yet still boast the views and campfire-side evenings that every camper yearns for. Bell tents, meanwhile, keep things strictly under canvas but still boast the same main attraction as the pods — private wood-fired hot tubs for evenings bubbling beneath the stars.

Catgill farm

Read more. Timber Pods open all year. Campsite and Bell Tents are open from April — November.

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The Fleece Inn. And, of course, if that sounds like too many calories the real luxury is healthy and free to everyone: the Dales Way footpath stretching just beyond the farm and miles upon miles of the Yorkshire Dales beyond. Lovely clean facilities, friendly, helpful staff, good views and good memories made. Contact this property. Holiday rentals nearby. Bolton Priory. Great location overall for sightseeing, recreation, dining and getting around. Everything else was perfect, great location just a short walk to Bolton Abbey. Contact host. Augustinian Priory church ruins, dating from the 12th century, in picturesque, riverside surrounds. Bolton Abbey village, meanwhile, is a 15 minute stroll down the lane and has a busy tea rooms and a volunteer-run railway that has its very own Thomas the Tank Engine, while the 12th-century ruins of Bolton Abbey Priory are an absolute must-see, with a perfect, riverside picnic spot in the priory grounds. More camping spots nearby.

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La Casita Skipton. If you want to make your trip extra special, the Brownie Barn is right next door to our campsite, selling coffee, smoothies, ice cream and delicious freshly baked brownies. Add guests. Everything else was perfect, great location just a short walk to Bolton Abbey. Hesketh Farm Park. The hospitality and local knowledge of owners Oliver and Janet knows no bounds, while the modern wash block facilities are a godsend for families with muddy children. Contact this property. Set amongst the rolling hills between Bolton Abbey and Burnsall, it offers an idyllic setting for your Yorkshire Dales holiday. Lovely clean facilities, friendly, helpful staff, good views and good memories made. Taxi 1 hr 49 mins. Catgill Farm — Camping and Glamping.