North Yorkshire Moors Club Campsite
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Good to see the high standard for this site is being maintained. The friendly wardens were constantly keeping the pitches and facilities immaculate despite the ever changing weather conditions Have liked this site for its tranquility, bird watching and entertaining squirrels. We certainly will be using this location more in the future.
Beautiful peaceful site
This is a beautiful site, set among trees and within the North Yorks Moors National Park. Wardens are very friendly and helpful and obviously take pride in keeping the site tidy and making it look pretty with flowers. A specially nice touch was the tub of growing fresh herbs which bore the sign 'Please help yourself'. We loved hearing the birds and watching the cheeky squirrels. We used the Whitby Park & Ride and found it very convenient, with a special area for motorhomes. Lots to do and see in Whitby and especially enjoyed the Abbey and the James Cook Museum. Falling Foss, about 2 miles from the campsite is a lovely waterfall with an excellent cafe, where we enjoyed scones still warm from the oven with local cream and home made jam - delicious! Only drawback is that there is no toilet/shower block.
Peaceful and beautiful
Lovely site with friendly and very helpful wardens. There's a great circular walk from Maybeck to Littlebeck and back across the fields. The Moon and Sixpence in Whitby has the best views of the Harbour and good food. Walk from Whitby to Sandsend - The Hart Inn has just wonderful crab sandwiches. I'm a local and this is the site I use at the beginning and end of long trips. I just love it (except the midges. But I'm susceptible to them!)
D Jeuda
Reviewed on 28/06/2016 19:32
Yorkshire moors
Our first visit to the North Yorkshire Moors site. A very peaceful spot great if you want a quiet location.
A lot of the pitches are in and among trees which can cause problems with TV reception and, when we were there, annoying midges plus loss of the yellow bun! However we pitched up on the grassed area to the left as you enter the site. It was nice and open so OK for the sun all day. The wardens were friendly and helpful and really a great place if you want to get away from it all. The site is also well located for touring the area, both inland and the coast. The Whitby park and ride is only 4 miles away and well worth using. If you have a bus pass it is only £1.50 each for a return ticket.
Check out the North Yorkshire Steam Railway, also for a good meal, the Fylingdales Inn at Fylingthorpe near Robins hood bay.
So much to see and do in this area.
Peaceful and well kept site
Peaceful and well kept site,friendly and helpful wardens. A very enjoyable stay apart from weather which no one can control. Beautiful views over the valley, wooded walks with plenty for the birdwatchers and plenty of squirrels and sheep!
We would be happy to return here.
lovely stay
been to this site on and off over the past 20 years haven't been back since 2013 when it was in a terrible state with over grown weeds on pitches but pleased to say this site is definitely back up to a won derfull standed a credit to the wardens only problem was the speed that most people drove around the site totally unacceptable please people slow down.
Well kept site
Lovely well kept site, very pleasant wardens with a small well stocked shop. Loved the herb garden which you could help yourself to. These wardens should run a customer care course for others, a real credit to the club.
Lovely
This is our second time here and it won,t be our last, lovely and peaceful and close for a drive to Whitby, this is lovely well run site and we will return.
Thecannyvanners77
Reviewed on 14/05/2016 12:20
PEACE AND TRANQUILITY
Spent 5 days here last week which was helped by fantastic weather. Lovely quiet site, well kept by enthusiastic young wardens (well young to me!).
Great location for both the coast and moors. No play area so perhaps not great for young children but plenty to do in the area. Will be back next year.