Bolton Abbey Estate Caravan and Motorhome Club Site sits within the Bolton Abbey Estate in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, set in an open glade surrounded by woodland north of the 12th-century Bolton Priory.

The priory ruins stand on a quiet bend of the River Wharfe — a scene famously painted by Turner and Landseer and praised by Wordsworth — and are reachable from the site via a pleasant riverside walk through the woods.

The site offers 55 hardstanding pitches, all with 16-amp electricity, and connects directly to around 75 miles of footpaths crossing moors, woods, and farmland.

Wildlife is a regular presence, with ducks, pheasants, squirrels, and other birds frequently seen around the grounds. The historic market town of Skipton lies nearby, and a bus stop is located just 100 yards from the entrance.