A family run farm with camping and luxury hot tub glamping, surrounded by the green rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales, Catgill lies in a gorgeous setting with jaw dropping views and a fantastic location with loads to do nearby for all the family. Retaining much of its original charm, it has become a firm favourite and has proved to be a massive hit since opening its doors in 2014. Named as “one of Britain’s top 5 coolest campsites” by the Telegraph newspaper it’s easy to see why; a large camping field with ehu, 5* toilet block, 6 bespoke luxury timber pods and 2 huge bell tents all with private log fuelled hot tubs, fire pits and pizza ovens. Located in Bolton Abbey, the farm has lovely laid back feel and you can be sure of a warm welcome from the owners and their super friendly staff who are always happy to go the extra mile. Oh, and don’t forget to call in at their quirky coffee shop for a delicious barista made coffee and warm croissant!

Choose between ehu or non ehu pitches all are within easy access of the large, high quality toilet and shower block which has ample amounts of hot water and a kitchen washup area with 3 communal fridge freezers. For non ehu pitches choosing your own pitch on the day is all part of the fun and wherever you choose you will be sure of an amazing view. Ehu pitches are prebooked and are located in some of the best parts of the campsite. Keep warm and toasty around the fire pit (available to hire from reception for £20 for 2 nights) whilst the kids spend hours burning off energy in the small stream and woodland that meanders through the camping field. A natural and safe playground, this campsite is perfect for families.

Location

It doesn’t get much better than this! Forget the car as soon as you arrive, whatever you’re into, there is so much to do right on the doorstep. Bolton Abbey is a 15 minute gentle walk and has tea rooms, visitor shop and of course the famous 12th century ruins of the priory set next to the river Wharfe with stepping stones and sandy beach. Hesketh Farm Park is literally on the doorstep offering tractor tours, animal feeding and much more. The “Dev” pub is a 10 minute walk across the fields and serves good food and local ales. Billy Bob’s American Diner is popular for breakfast and features a kid’s play barn. Bolton Abbey steam railway is just over the hill with the route meandering through the Yorkshire hills to Embsay where the Cavendish Arms is well worth a stop off. 

Close to the Dalesway footpath, Catgill has much to offer for walkers and cyclists along with many local attractions for families. There are a number of picturesque towns and villages within easy reach such as Skipton, Ilkley and Grassington, all with a variety of friendly pubs, award winning restaurants, coffee shops and many local seasonal events. Catgill is a perfect location for either an action packed family holiday or a peaceful and relaxing break.

You can book your stay here - https://www.catgillfarm.co.uk/book-now.html