Whittaker's Distillery Ltd
A guided tour around the distillery and whisky barrel warehouse then back into the bar for a sit down tasting.
View and BookOFFERS*: Kids for £1 (aged 5-17) | Under 5s stay free | £5 refundable deposit
Bolton Abbey Club Campsite is one of the prettiest locations on the network - it is part of the Bolton Abbey estate and located in an open glade surrounded by woodland and the glorious Yorkshire Dales. The site attracts lots of wildlife with ducks, pheasants, other birds and squirrels often congregating around the site. Within the boundaries of the estate are some 75 miles of footpaths through moors, woods and farmlands, all easily accessible from this North Yorkshire campsite. The woods include some lovely dog walks. The ruins of the 12th century Bolton Priory stand on a placid curve of the River Wharf and have been painted by Turner and Landseer as well as earning praise from Wordsworth.
Skipton is a mere 9 miles away from the Bolton Abbey Club Campsite and is an historic town with traditional cobbled streets and a picturesque canal to wander along. There is also a regular street market and well preserved medieval fortress, which are a must for visitors to the campsite. Skipton also serves as the starting point for one of England's most beautiful train journeys - the Settle to Carlisle line.
The nearby pretty village of Grassington offers stunning views, gorgeous stone buildings, shops and pubs. The Yorkshire Dales is home to a variety of tearooms and cafes, offering the perfect opportunity for refreshments after a busy day exploring. Dusty Bluebells is reported to serve delicious local produce and fine teas and coffees. The Red Lion at Burnsall and the Devonshire Arms at Bolton Abbey are great options for places to eat and drink that are not too far from the site. Both pubs are an easy 3 mile riverside walk away, in opposite directions.
Please Note: Reception at this site may close earlier than 8pm and staff may not be available to greet you. If this is the case, don’t worry, you can still arrive on site until 8pm. We will simply contact you on your day of arrival with details of how to check-in. Please ensure your contact details are up to date on your Membership profile.
To contact the campsite directly, please call 01756 710433
Nearest alternative campsites: Wharfedale Club Campsite, Knaresborough Club Campsite, Hebden Bridge Club Campsite and Lower Wensleydale Club Campsite.
*T&Cs
£5 Deposit: FREE cancellations and FREE amendments up to 21 days before arrival.
Prices
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Offers available to Club members
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A guided tour around the distillery and whisky barrel warehouse then back into the bar for a sit down tasting.
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View and BookOn the final approach to the site please do not use Sat Nav. From East or West turn off the A59 at Bolton Bridge roundabout onto the B6160 signposted Bolton Abbey. In 1 mile go through Bolton Priory archway (restricted height 3.3 metres and width 2.8 metres), continue for 2 miles, turn right at Strid Wood car park and the site is straight ahead. Please note the waiting area is very restricted.
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Miranda Manning Press
Reviewed: 04/05/2025 11:16
This site is just the right size, amazing nature and wildlife surrounded you. Bar the first night when there was a noisy party of adults in the lower section that didn't seem to be aware of any of their fellow campers, it was the most amazingly tranquil site. Everyone seemed... Show more
coops3
Reviewed: 02/05/2025 13:00
Great little site on the Estate, perfect for walks to Bolton Abbey and along the river. Mobile or WIFI reception not great but connected TV aerial and signal was fine. Lovely peaceful stay but can be a little noisy if pitched next to the small Montessori school located at far... Show more
Paul clarke
Reviewed: 21/04/2025 17:54
A nice sight and very quiet. Shower room no seat or partition. But overall wonderful site and very nice staff. Especially sheep as they managed to jump the wall and invade the campsite
Alexandra Whitaker
Reviewed: 30/03/2025 14:33
I love this site it’s quiet it’s location is perfect for us unfortunately the last two times they’ve had hot water problems and the wifi signal is getting worse non of this would stop us returning as we have a shower on bored and don’t watch TV while away.
J
Reviewed: 27/03/2025 09:57
Have stayed at this site before but wanted to acknowledge the great service Rebecca and Stuart (current wardens) provided during our recent stay this year. From prior arrival contact to leaving the site, they were very helpful and friendly and whilst visible on site, they were not intrusive.
Martin Sharp
Reviewed: 26/10/2024 14:34
OCT24: Great welcome, as usual ☺ Immaculately kept site in all aspects, in particular pitches, surroundings and toilet / shower facilities 💦 Very effective communication, both from the Site Management - Lawrence and Yvonne, or should I say: Parker and Lady Pen 😂, as well as the signage throughout the site... Show more
ScreenName2EA4E8659C
Reviewed: 25/10/2024 17:29
Just had a great two night getaway at Bolton Abbey Estate Club Campsite. Arrived in the evening and Yvonne was very welcoming and helpful on reception. A lovely quiet site with easy access to some good walks. A wander to Bolton Priory is a must with a little stop at The... Show more
ScreenName997DCA3846
Reviewed: 10/10/2024 19:46
First a word of warning. The archway at Bolton Abbey is only 2.8m wide. This is clear in the directions leaflet but should be more evident in the general description. Our van and caravan only just fitted through after removing the extension mirrors of fthe Van (VW Transporter). Bolton... Show more
Adrianval
Reviewed: 02/10/2024 20:12
How sad that Yvonne and Laurence are moving on, we will miss them and their great sense of humour. The site is now due for some investment in order to ensure the facilities are truly up to date hence only 4 stars given against some of the tick boxes. Now looking forward... Show more
ClubMember2A213A5D47
Reviewed: 13/09/2024 11:33
We spent two nights at the beginning of September and couldn’t fault the site at all. Immaculately clean and tidy with a very warm welcome from the wardens on arrival. The walks from the site were excellent and although we only made it to Cavendish Pavillion we will return to... Show more
Miranda Manning Press
Reviewed: 04/05/2025 11:16
This site is just the right size, amazing nature and wildlife surrounded you. Bar the first night when there was a noisy party of adults in the lower section that didn't seem to be aware of any of their fellow campers, it was the most amazingly tranq...