Breaks Fold Farm is a quiet, family-run working hill farm set in the Washburn Valley within the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Operated by fourth-generation farmers, the 225-acre farm overlooks Thruscross Reservoir and offers both camping and glamping accommodation in a deliberately non-commercial, rural setting.

The surrounding valley provides excellent walking, cycling, and fishing opportunities.

The site carries an intriguing local history: in 1966, the nearby village of West End was flooded to create Thruscross Reservoir, and during periods of drought the remains of buildings and walls can still be seen emerging from the water.

The farm itself was originally compulsorily purchased by Leeds Corporation as part of that project, adding a layer of heritage to any visit.