Orchard View Caravan Park

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Absolutely loved it!!

We stayed at Orchard View for 3 weeks in June, and we absolutely loved it! There is so much to see and do in the area that we could happily have stayed longer. The site is quite large, and surrounded by fields of sheep and horses. The pitches are serviced pitches, apart from waste water, and electricity is included. There is a bag of local tourist information leaflets, and a book swap which were greatly appreciated. Recycling facilities are clearly marked, and the disposal areas are clean and tidy. On arrival we were given a laminated sheet of local information and a parking clock, both very useful. The highlight of the site for us was putting up our birdfeeders and watching the parent woodpecker feeding the chicks each morning (we had at least 3 woodpeckers, possibly four). We also saw coal tits, chaffinches, goldfinches. The sunsets were amazing!! The site itself is very quiet, with the only rare traffic being from the farm, and although there is the background hum of traffic from the main road, this is distant and wasn’t a problem. We loved Knaresborough, and enjoyed the Theakstons Brewery tour. On our visit to Jervaulx Abbey we saw Robson Green recording an episode of his Weekends programme. Our favourite place was Brimham Rocks, which is a lovely walk. We’re really sad to be leaving, and although we rarely return to sites again, we loved the site, the owner Diane was lovely and there’s so much left to do, we’ll have to come back.

SussexStorm

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Reviewed on 07/07/2024 15:24

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Stop on way home from Oban to Norfolk

Lovely peaceful site - yes it’s only 10 mins from A1 but the only noise was an occasional sheep bleat and when the pony became a little vocal. The owner met us, showed us where to park and suggested we may want to buy some of the farms excellent apple juice and cider ( which we did) Good dog walks direct from site, easy access to Dales and A1 - all in all perfect .

Dr Daryl

Reviewed on 28/06/2024 19:28

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Lovely welcome

Stayed here for 2 separate nights on the way to and from Scotland. Close enough to the A1 to be not too far out of our way, but far enough so not disturbed by any noise from it. Greeted on arrival by the owner who was very friendly and helpful. Lovely grass field with your own water and electric supply. Very clean and well organised disposal facilities. Great views over the countryside and fields alongside with sheep. You can walk around the orchard which supplies apples for a cider maker nearby, and you can buy bottles on the camp site..... recommended. Would definately stay here again and for longer.

steadyS

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Reviewed on 01/07/2023 11:44

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Another lovely stay

Stayed here at the beginning of June and yet again had a lovely stay. Easy access from the A1, yet no noise from it. RAF leeming is close by and the planes go over infrequently but it is fun when they do. Visited the Himalayan gardens and Thorp perrow gardens, both of which were enjoyable. Had a trip on the Wensleydale railway which coincided with market day at Leyburn. We will be back if we are visiting family or heading north.

Glenlivet

Reviewed on 28/06/2023 17:38

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First time

We have just spent 3 nights hear lovely well cept site warm welcome would definitely go back agane you can see the M1 from the site but no traffic noise the only noise is the planes from RAF Leeming but it is only known and then an the other hand got to see some arsem air craft.

trevor107

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Reviewed on 25/05/2023 11:18

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Great stop over going North

Stayed for one night Saturday 6th May 2023 . Lovely site and just off motorway and accessible when you follow instructions will stay again when visiting the North

kevin260

Reviewed on 10/05/2023 09:28

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Bank Holiday treat

Booked this site at short notice after the owner posted on the Facebook CL availability site saying she'd had 2 cancellations for the August Bank Holiday. After going on a slight detour of my own making I located the site. Make sure you read the book or the instructions on web page don't trust sat nav for final instructions. Was welcomed by the owner who gave me a detailed info sheet and a very handy parking permit for free parking in Bedale. You can park which ever way you like but some of the pitches may be sloped but there are chocks available. I stayed up the top so it was fairly level. Great that each pitch has its own electric and water supply. Nice touch on site was the bottles of cider and eggs to buy also the book exchange. The pitches are surrounded by Sheep and a pony on the other side of the fence but our dogs weren't too bothered about them. Nice walk for the dogs round the Orchard or along the long road in to the site. Ideal location for Bedale or North Allerton. Bedale has loads of shops, pubs, cafes and takeaways for you to choose from and only 10min drive away. Great site will hopefully visit again.

JONCROSSFIRE

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Reviewed on 29/08/2022 17:01

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good site

just spent 3 nights on this site on the way to Scotland. the site is a good size and the owner is welcoming and we had wished we had booked for longer we will be back soon.

haypool6

Reviewed on 24/07/2022 06:46

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Spacious & Quiet

Just spent 4 nights on this site just before Bramham horse trials. A warm welcome from owners with an information sheet and parking disc for nearby Bedale town centre. It is a large and roomy site with water and electric to each pitch. There are two dog walks from site one down the very long drive (great for last walk before bed) and the other around the large orchard which supplies masham brewery with its apples for their Cider which is also supplied on site along with fresh eggs. It is central to Bedale,Thirsk, (James Herriot Museum), Ripon. While drinking a cider in the sunshine the RAF guys from nearby Leeming gave us a fantastic display of low flying. We will defiantly stay again.

bridgit

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Reviewed on 13/06/2022 18:09

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Just stayed on this site for 4 nights just before Bamham horse trials. A fantastic site with loads of room, water and electric to each pitch. 2 good dog walks from site 1 down the exceptionally long drive great for last walk at night and 1 around a large orchard. The orchard provides apples to Masham brewery for there cider which is also provided on site (very nice) along with fresh eggs. It is very central to Bedale,Thirsk (James Herriot museum ) North Allerton, Ripon. The RAF guys from nearby Leeming gave us a brilliant display of low flying. A very warm welcome by the owners with a information sheet and a parking disc for Bedale town centre. Will defiantly stay here again.

bridgit

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Reviewed on 13/06/2022 17:48

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