Bolton Abbey Estate Club Campsite

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Beautiful Bolton Abbey

Excellent reception, the camp was neat, clean, tidy, quiet, beautifully positioned and well located. Who could ask for more. 

johnknaus

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Reviewed on 20/11/2015 16:02

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Disappointing

As a recent recruit to CC this is our first review of a club site but we have used many other sites over the years. Bolton Abbey site was far from excellent. Arriving in extremely wet and windy weather and rather tired on 8th November we were not greeted with a welcome other than "you're blocking my entrance - you can't leave it there - lets get you paid up so you can move it". This process and conversation carried on but the above sample says most of what is needed! As to the cleanliness of the facilities, this left much to be desired. Although they were supposedly closed for 3/4 of an hour each day for each sex facility for cleaning they were not clean (one and a half hours daily). The Gents had 1 blocked and another dirty toilet for most of our 6 day stay. Leaves were not swept up for most of this time (inside of the building) and the spider with his web was still safely in situ above the urinals on the day we left on 13th October. Bins in the female facility were not emptied and tissues and leaves on the floor were not cleaned up on a daily basis. Generally there was a lack of cleanliness and facilities were unappealing and smelly in nature. It comes to something when it is more pleasant to use toilets for tourists in Strid Wood because they are cleaner and smell fresher. What a great pity when the location, countryside and surrounding villages and towns are perfect for dogs and walkers alike.

DiamondJake

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Reviewed on 19/11/2015 20:22

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Quick Break

This was our first visit, during the horrendous wet weekend which saw flooding throughout the North. The site is nestled away just 2 minutes from the river. The nearest phone or internet connection is a mile down the road which is perfect when you are getting away from it all. Although the TV was analogue it was a better picture than digital. The site is not too far from both Skipton and Harrogate both lovely places to visit. We ventured to the river on the Sunday morning to find it well and truly over the banks however the paths are so well laid that walking along the banks was no problem. The site wardens are really helpful and friendly and the site is well kept. We will certainly be returning, hopefully with better weather. 

trevor little

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Reviewed on 19/11/2015 11:19

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wet weekend

Stayed 2 nights on weekend 13th Nov with the wife and our 2 girls.  Arrived quite late due to usual Friday night traffic chaos, but was met by a friendly lady warden who ran the site.  Great site with easy access into skipton and some good woodland walks on the doorstep. Absolutely no phone signal, although this is explained on the club website so we didn't expect one (just confirming that this is a fact) Zero TV signal which is again explained, however take a long coaxial lead and plug into the TV booster and there are lots of TV channels available if you tune your TV in analogue mode.  This turned out to be a better option than many other places we have stayed. Toilets and shower areas kept clean and warm. No play area for the kids but didnt spend too many daylight hours on site so did it not bother the kids.  Will definitely return to this site soon!!

CraigLisa

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Reviewed on 18/11/2015 21:10

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Superb site in a beautiful location

We have just come back from  weekend at this site and I can honestly say it is in the most beautiful location I have been to. We were given a warm and friendly welcome by the wardens and could choose our pitch as the site wasn't busy. The shower and toilet facilities were kept clean and tidy. there are multiple waste and water points which were well kept even with all the autumn leaves. Pitches are a decent size and well spaced out. Due to the amber weather warning for heavy rain we didn't venture far from the site and will definitely be returning for a longer stay. You are surrounded by the Bolton Abbey estate and there are well sign posted walks for you to enjoy. We walked along to the Barden Bridge and down by The strid all on proper paths. At the entrance to the site is a lovely tea room which sells gifts etc.  This site is definitely worth a visit surrounded by beautiful Yorkshire countryside with lots of things to do. 

Patrenco

Caravanner from West Yorkshire

Reviewed on 17/11/2015 16:00

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Very Enjoyable Site

Thoroughly enjoyed my time on the site. Wardens were helpful and welcoming. Facilities were very good and kept immaculate. Autumn colours were awe inspiring, although the falling leaves, caused a lot of work for Mr Warden. I will definitely return.

Wolds Wanderer

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 10/11/2015 13:04

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excellent

Loved our stay here. Loved the walking on the doorstep. Miles and miles to explore. My only gripe was i felt that because we were situated on the bolton abbey estate that the parking on the various car parks would be included in the price of the stay as it is at clumber park.  The red lion pub in bursham was excellent. Food top notch if a little pricey. Addingham also has a pub that serves various pies with just mash and gravy. Real good home food and cheap. Unfortunately none of the pubs are within walking distance bit they are both well worth a visit.

ian and sheila

Caravanner from Lancashire

Reviewed on 05/11/2015 17:37

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Don't be shy!

This site is very peaceful, although the estate workers did begin work at 8am but it is a working estate. we visited 2/11-7/11 unlike previous comments grumpy this, dour that etc. We found the relief wardens very pleasant, hence the date of visit not just a review date! Which could apply to either the Wardens or Relief so come on people don't be shy, put the date of your visit so the people in charge at the time can if needs be, defend themselves & everyone concerned isn't tarred with the same brush. 

islandman

Motorhomer from Cumberland

Reviewed on 05/11/2015 16:25

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Another Grumpy Warden

Very nice Caravan Club Site , Male Warden Grumpy didn't bother me as used to grumpy wardens , makes you wonder why they do it . Female warden very pleasant though . Set in Strid wood very nice walk to Bolton Abbey ruins . Site nice and quiet only spoilt by Mr Grumpy and his leaf clearing machine . No mobile signals , no internet signal and analog TV only but this didn't spoil anything. Skipton a 5 minute drive away

sausageblossom

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Reviewed on 04/11/2015 20:20

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Lovely but lacks digital TV reception

A lovely site. The facilities are excellent. But we were unable to get a TV signal or a satellite signal. Reception failed to tell us that there is an on site TV cable system (we have not come across one of these before), but when we did find out about it, we were dismayed and astonished to find it is analogue! Modern TVs do not receive analogue signals anymore, the national analogue service was switched off a while ago. As time goes on fewer and fewer people will be able to use this facility, it really does need updating to digital TV please. We have rated the middle rating for the 'good for families' rating as we don't have children and have no opinion on this. It seems wrong to insist on this being assessed when it is not relevant to so many.

Vicarbob

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 30/10/2015 17:36

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