Yorkshire! Bank Holiday 23rd-26th August
Posted: 12 Aug 2019, 21:13
For the August bank holiday weekend, and the last Mercian camping outing of 2019, we're giving Yorkshire a shot!
Plenty of things to do including drinking Yorkshire tea, visiting tearooms and watching sheepdog trials. You could also go climbing (we had a great time at Twistleton Scars a few years ago and it's roughly a 15 minute drive form the campsite), walk the Yorkshire Three Peaks (or just one or two of them, take your pick!), admire Ribblehead Viaduct, or go for a refreshing dip in a waterfall pool! There's even some bouldering for Becky.
Camping wise, I suggest Kirkby Lonsdale Rugby Club Camping! At time of looking, it has online availability, but it seems that campsites have to be booked 6 months in advance these days so I suggest booking asap if you're interested! (I genuinely did speak to one campsite owner who said 'ooh you should have rung in March!)
"Scrum down and stay in hilly splendour at Kirby Lonsdale Rugby Club Camping. Fear not, you won't be woken by 10 burly blokes chasing a ball: the club makes its home in Underley Park, some 30 acres of lush nature between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District."
https://www.pitchup.com/campsites/Engla ... -23&type=4
Alternatively, Philpin Farm in Ingleton currently have space (they replied after opening the meet and I was almost certain they would be full!) https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/deta ... evid=15127 This is probably a better bet as it's closer to the action. Neither Vicky nor I are attending but there are two camping options in the same neck of the woods for you there, hopefully you can get spaces!
Sign up below, and please book your own camping.
Fingers crossed for sunshine!
Beth
Booked into Philpin Farm:
Harry
Huw
Becky
Joel
Jane
Andy
Naomi?
Plenty of things to do including drinking Yorkshire tea, visiting tearooms and watching sheepdog trials. You could also go climbing (we had a great time at Twistleton Scars a few years ago and it's roughly a 15 minute drive form the campsite), walk the Yorkshire Three Peaks (or just one or two of them, take your pick!), admire Ribblehead Viaduct, or go for a refreshing dip in a waterfall pool! There's even some bouldering for Becky.
Camping wise, I suggest Kirkby Lonsdale Rugby Club Camping! At time of looking, it has online availability, but it seems that campsites have to be booked 6 months in advance these days so I suggest booking asap if you're interested! (I genuinely did speak to one campsite owner who said 'ooh you should have rung in March!)
"Scrum down and stay in hilly splendour at Kirby Lonsdale Rugby Club Camping. Fear not, you won't be woken by 10 burly blokes chasing a ball: the club makes its home in Underley Park, some 30 acres of lush nature between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District."
https://www.pitchup.com/campsites/Engla ... -23&type=4
Alternatively, Philpin Farm in Ingleton currently have space (they replied after opening the meet and I was almost certain they would be full!) https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/deta ... evid=15127 This is probably a better bet as it's closer to the action. Neither Vicky nor I are attending but there are two camping options in the same neck of the woods for you there, hopefully you can get spaces!
Sign up below, and please book your own camping.
Fingers crossed for sunshine!
Beth
Booked into Philpin Farm:
Harry
Huw
Becky
Joel
Jane
Andy
Naomi?