Richmond Hargill House Caravan and Motorhome Club Site sits in Gilling West, North Yorkshire, conveniently close to the A1 and adjacent to the A66, making it a practical stopover for travellers heading north or south.

The site offers 61 pitches — 41 hardstanding and the remainder grass — all with 16-amp electric hook-ups, set on gently sloping ground with sweeping views southward over the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

The site is five miles from the historic town of Richmond, with its ruined Norman castle and the Green Howards Museum. The surrounding area is associated with both J. M. W.

Turner's landscape paintings and the countryside immortalised in James Herriot's novels, making it a rewarding base for exploring Swaledale and the wider Dales.