Wuthering Heights Inn

Lovely site with excellent campsite facilities, including utility storage with fridge, a bonus in the hot weather.
Spectacular views across the hills, and the pub itself was friendly, with both a nice interior and ample space to sit outside. Good cask ales and excellent food also. A lot of thought and effort has gone into developing this site. Although we pitched our own tent, the shepherds huts also looked good for the winter months. The whole set up was very Coronavirus aware, and was both well organised and safe.

A bit of noise from the garden of a completely separate pub further along from Wuthering Heights Inn on the first night. A real shame for this pub, and maybe worth a quiet word from one publican to another, as there were arguing parties effing and jeffing in their pub garden until late on. A minor irritant for us, but may have been an issue for families with kids.

The Shepard’s hut was beautiful and in a good location for some lovely walks with a amazing view from your door, great hospitality and good food. Solar panels gave you light and a battery pack was provided to charge your phone.

Location of bathroom was close to the beer garden

We arrived tea time Friday night it was a lovely warm day so decided to sit in beer garden and have a couple of drinks. Beautiful place to sit, the view is breath taking.
We were booked in to stay in Emily a shepherds hut. The view from the hut is wonderful, sat out on the veranda for hours watched the lovely sunset. Bed has very good quality linen, pretty curtains frame the great view from the window. All you need cutlery, dishes cups and glasses. Flask provided to bring down hot water for your morning tea or coffee also provided, table and chairs and a neat log burner for chilly evenings. The toilets shower and kitchen unit are shared. We did charge our phones as the unit is locked so safe. Ladies a great bonus hair dryer and straighteners provided. The meals in the pub are very good can recommend staff are helpful and polite All Covid precautions are taken so feel secure. Definitely will return in the future. The only down side I should have booked a longer stay!

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The staff were all friendly and helpful. The view was amazing and the facilities were clean. A great deal of thought had been given to COVID 19 measures. We ate at the pub 1 night and the food was excellent.

Steps down to the camping field (can’t be helped), the Main Street was being resurfaced making access difficult at times (also can’t be helped)

Small site, clean, amazing view, great location, good walks, cooking area

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Great view , perfect for a chilled stay overlooking the hills

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Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Nice quiet small site situated to the rear of the pub. We stopped in the Charlotte shepherd's hut. It was clean and comfortable and well laid out. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The breakfast was lovely. Ideal to explore the surrounding beautiful area, or just sit and relax. We will be back.

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Beautiful scenery,
It was cleaned and very well maintained,
We had a lovely Sunday dinner there , great tasting and ample portions, I would recommend to anybody who is looking for a quiet country escape.

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The amount of effort that had been made and continued to be made to ensure health safety on site and whilst in pub. One way system established in pub,ensuring no contact. Distanced serving, excellent food served in the pub, good well portioned and amicable price. Staff in pub absolutely spot on and could not do enough. Facilities for those staying overnight were frequently cleaned. Shower room was heated and plenty of hot water and a nice place to shower. Utility room with drying rack, fridge, pot washing facilities and mobile charging point.
Camping pitch kept well, sufficient dust bins and even ashtrays for smokers. Level pitch, with amazing views of open countryside. Ample parking as well

Nothing to dislike

Very small quiet site but fully equipped. Shower/toilets kept spotless and kitchen area with sink, fridge and plugs available. Perfectly suited for exploring the surrounding Bronte country, easy access to footpaths to access the moors and a short drive down the road from Haworth.

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