Bolton Abbey Estate Club Campsite

The ruins of the 12th century Bolton Priory stand on a placid curve of the River Wharf and have been painted by Turner and Landseer as well as earning praise from Wordsworth. Skipton is a mere 9 miles away from the Bolton Abbey Club Campsite and is an historic town with traditional cobbled streets and a picturesque canal to wander along. There is also a regular street market and well preserved medieval fortress, which are a must for visitors to the campsite. Skipton also serves as the starting point for one of England's most beautiful train journeys - the Settle to Carlisle line. [more-start] The nearby pretty village of Grassington offers stunning views, gorgeous stone buildings, shops and pubs. The Yorkshire Dales is home to a variety of tearooms and cafes, offering the perfect opportunity for refreshments after a busy day exploring. Dusty Bluebells is reported to serve delicious local produce and fine teas and coffees. The Red Lion at Burnsall and the Devonshire Arms at Bolton Abbey are great options for places to eat and drink that are not too far from the site. Both pubs are an easy 3 mile riverside walk away, in opposite directions. To contact the campsite directly, please call 01756 710433 Nearest alternative campsites: Wharfedale Club Campsite, Knaresborough Club Campsite, Hebden Bridge Club Campsite and Lower Wensleydale Club Campsite. *T&Cs£5 Deposit: FREE cancellations and FREE amendments up to 21 days before arrival. [more-end]