
Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, England
Non-electric grass tent or motorhome pitch
Liked Great little site near Heptonstall, quiet and great views from camp. The owner is well organised, friendly and keeps on top of things.
Disliked Portaloos are a bit of a thing these days with pop-up sites, it's no biggie but I'd rather have a proper block. Also felt that camper vans and tens should be segregated on the fields. The owner did explain that at the time, there was a field which wasn't being used due to grass growth. So perhaps there is usually some sort of separation.
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Castleton, Derbyshire, England
Non-electric grass pitch
Liked Great little farm site, decent shower blocks and toilets.
They have a little shop selection (similar to a tuck-shop) in the farmhouse entrance. For a few hours at weekends and Bank Holidays, they have a little pop-up hot food van with breakfasts and sometimes hot-potatoes in the evenings.
Short walk away from Mam Tor and the Hope Valley.
Just to note, check-in is in the farmhouse on the right hand side
Disliked Nothing to dislike.
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Burnley, Lancashire, England
Non-electric grass tent pitch
Liked Plenty of room on this campsite, there are even some picnic benches and little shelters. Nice and quiet site, well situated near Barley and Pendle Hill for walks - there's plenty to explore. There's a clean toilet block and shower. Decent pubs in the village, a short walk up the riverbank.
I didn't (think) I saw any member of staff so I can't comment on that.
Disliked There's a site rule about parking cars near tents - many sites do this now for several reasons - safety, noise reduction etc - it makes sense. However, there were people on site who, for whatever reason, decided to drive their cars to their tents - so it looks like you can do what you want.
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