Brilliant location - Hawes is only a couple of minutes away on foot, so excellent if you are in a Camper Van & just want to leave it parked up. The dog walk is the best we have seen on a C&MH club site, plenty of room for the dogs to run off the lead & securely fenced. After that it goes down hill a bit - Toilets are shut at 9.45, there is no alternative provision at all. I don't understand why not every other site manages to keep the disabled toilet open. The neighbours dogs, if you are parked to the right of the entrance road you are right next to the farm, the farm dogs bark every time some one makes noise. They barked almost continuously from our arrival at 3.30pm through till 9.30pm The cows, you are right next to the cow shed, I didn't realise cows could make so much noise, they start at 5am so don't expect a lay in. The dogs, the cows woke the dogs up..... The smell, being right next to the cow shed brings a certain aroma. The trees, I reckon its going to take longer to remove the sap that dripped from the trees along with the pigeon guano ( guess what's nesting in the trees) than we actually spent on site. The proper hard hardstandings. Ive actually managed to bend more rock pegs on this one stay than in my previous 12 years of camping put together. They take a lot of banging in - see previous note about noise making the dogs bark.... The tight pitches - I see many have been downgraded to no awning - they pack them in tight here & it feels like a carpark.