We stayed for 3 nights at Bolton Abbey and will never be staying again. The only positive thing I can say is that the site is very well located for dog walking. If you want peace and quiet don't go during a school holiday as you will have to watch children chasing ducks and zooming round the site on bikes / scooters with no concept that there are cars moving around and no signs of the wardens doing anything about it - in fact the only time I saw the warden was when he was zooming about the site at 8am on his little truck emptying bins, (why this couldn't be done between 11am and 1pm when nobody will be arriving / departing due to the very strict rules I'm not sure.) Many of the pitches (which seem small - you can watch your neighbours eating their breakfast) are in the shade. If you manage to get a pitch that gets a good bit of sun the chances are you will be close to the toilet block which has an extractor fan running 24 hours a day. The toilet block has an odour and was not as clean as Caravan Club sites usually are, and the washing up area was oddly designed. We have always found Caravan Club sites of very high standards with good layouts and facilities but this site feels like they are trying to get as many pitches as possible in to a small space.