Just had two nights at this site. Got to say on the whole we were very impressed. The weather was horrendous and rained non-stop for two days, fining up when we were ready to pack up. The female staff were great, very helpful and welcoming. However, we did struggle with the male warden, who was incredibly miserable, which kind of put a slight dampener on a beautiful site. Toilets and...

Conway Crusader Folding Camper. The roads into Bentham are not very good for caravans and camping trailers. From the A65 take the B6480 near Clapham. It is a bit longer but a sensible road. If you take other roads and meet something big coming the other way you are trouble. Perhaps a ‘local’ can help. I booked a weekend here in July but my car broke down just after we...

Just stayed for the weekend with our grandson. Had a very warm welcome and were given the pitches we had chosen. Lovely surroundings and our grandson could not wait to go on the adventure playground – he said it was ‘brill’. Had a hardstand pitch with electic – also a tv ariel socket (we hired a long lead for £1. 40 per night) giving us trouble free viewing for the...

Just got back from this site and have to say what brilliant place his is. Very friendly staff and immaculate facilities river is just brill fro kids to paddle in and fishing lake looks very good to, will take tackle next time we visit. Pitches are well spaced with plenty of room for car and awning. Showers and toilet block was spotless at whatever time of day we visited. Nice...

We have stayed here once before and really enjoy this site. Fairly easy to get to from J34 M6 northbound. A65, then turn onto a B road – well signed Bentham. The Satnav found it easily. The road is fine for towing, but narrow in places or if there is oncoming traffic. All fine as long as you take it easy. Once in High Bentham centre, turn right (brown sign)....

Had seen this site when trawling though places to visit and then a local radio station had a 2nights for 1 offer so we took took advantage of it (otherwise we thought it was quite expensive for what we needed)! The site was easy to get to off the M6, nice big arrival area and lovely level hardstanding pitches. They take a £10 deposit for the shower / toilet block...

Stayed here for a few days as it was in striking distance to take kids to Kendal, Windermere and Blackpool. All in all I was impressed with this site. Friendly staff and in a nice setting. Great play park for kids. We asked for a pitch close to the park and were accommodated. However the only down side was another caravan was place right in front of us which prevented...

1. Puddle jumping 2. Catch raindrops on your tongue 3. Play poo sticks over the river bridge 4. Watch raindrops ripple in the river 5. Go for a wet walk, knowing you can come back to a cosy caravan!

Where to visit: HAWES, North Yorkshire. Hawes is England’s highest market town, at 850 feet above sea level, setting it in a spectacular landscape surrounded by the patchwork fields of the Yorkshire Dales. It makes the perfect spot for cafes, family fun and a good, relaxing roam. At only a 30 minute drive from the park, enjoy the sensational journey that takes you through the classic Yorkshire Dales Landscape between Ingleborough...

Where to wander this month: Gisburn Forest and Black House Farm Circular. May’s walk of the month is a circular route called ‘Linking the meadows: Gisburn Forest and Black House Farm Circular.’ This route has been kindly produced by the Forest of Bowland and is on a mixture of forest and farm tracks as well as fields and pasture so waterproof footwear is advised! Starting at Gisburn Forest Hub, this walk could...