This was our first outing this year and we just booked on Wednesday morning and went. The site had just opened for the season a few days earlier and the male warden was busying himself tending to the site borders an pitches. His wife has to be one of the friendliest wardens I have come across in my 30 years of vanning. She was so pleasant. It's quite a homely site being small and circular and majority of pitches are large but there are a few with blue pegs so can't take awnings. These back alongside the perimeter fence with a picturesque river running alongside. The site has no children's play area so they may find it a bit boring as one or two of them proved by racing around the road on their bikes. The site is next to the main road but it is on a much lower level so traffic noise was minimal. There is a bus stop at the entrance which goes to Hebden Bridge if you don't fancy the walk. The exit from the site is up hill and the surface of the site drive where it meets the road needs attention. The surface condition is poor and you could spin the wheels if you end up on loose tarmac. Otherwise a lovely site