Just returned after a lovely week here. The site is lovely & well kept. The relief wardens were lovely, friendly & very helpful & worked really hard to keep the site to a very high standard. Its situated just outside of Knaresborogh but it is easy to walk into either by road or through Nidd Gorge, which is a woodland walk taking you by the river. There is also a bus stop outside the site. In the village of Scotton where the site is situated there is a lovely pub called the Guy Fawkes. The landlord bar staff & locals were all friendly & welcoming. Although we didn't eat there it is apparently very reputable. I would suggest that you book though before trying as it gets very busy. The site itself was full all week & it seems it is like that most of the time. Now the only bad point for us was the onsite Bistro. I would advise when you book a table that you ask if there is a full menu on the night you are going. I went in to book a table on the Wed for the Fri evening & was not advised that it was a "fish & chip night only". My son doesn't eat fish & when we asked for the menu we were told he could have either steak pudding or lasagna. He wasn't the only one either as a few other customers seemed to pick the "steak pudd" same as my son did. When it was brought to him he was told "this is for the awkward one". In our opinion I should have been warned at the time of booking that it was "fish only" & no menu. Although we will return again to the site we won't be using the Bistro again. As for the site I would highly recommend it to anyone.