ABBOT’S HOUSE FARM

The Camping and Caravan Site

PART OF THE MAIN SITE FIELD

The Camping and Caravan Club    listed and inspected.  All welcome.

 

 

Tariff and Booking Arrangements

No booking is necessary for camping / caravanning even at bank-holiday weekends.  Please report to the farmhouse or cottage to pay on arrival.

Families and children welcome. Pets welcome.

 

We have 3 pitches with electric hook-ups in the paddock (0.2 Ha/0.5Acre) next to the bunkhouse/shower building.

Pre-booking and pre-payment are essential for this facility   Download a booking form HERE.

Pay by credit/debit card by phone: 01947 896270

 

Pitching fees: see tariff.   CLICK HERE TO SEE TARIFF. (ADOBE ‘ACROBAT’ FILE)

 

 

DOWNLOAD ‘ACROBAT’ READER HERE   

 

‘Duke of Edinburgh’ Award groups welcome (leaders and students). Rallies for exempt groups (caravan clubs etc.) are accommodated on ‘Chapel Hill’ field.

Phone for details of booking and tariffs.

Provisional bookings for any facility made by phone/e-invoice, will be cancelled after seven days unless deposit or payment in full is received.

 

There are no other charges for any facilities.

All units welcome; caravans, motor-vans, mobile homes, trailer tents, tents.

 

 

 

 

 

SKETCH MAP OF SITE click here. Why not print a copy?

 

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Set in a farm of about 20 hectares, the main campsite field is sheltered all round with thirty level pitches.  An additional field of sixty pitches is available in high season, with good views of the moors and the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.

 

Please note that these site fields have no electric hook-ups. 

Generators may be used provided they are reasonably quiet and not used during unsociable hours.

 

The farm is situated in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and is an ideal base for walking, cycling or simply relaxing on site or in the village of Goathland, a few minutes walk away. 

The farm is a mix of arable and livestock, so please keep dogs on a lead at all times.  Access to additional viewpoints along the railway can be made by arrangement with the owners.  Please do not trespass on the railway.

Goathland is served by the North Yorkshire Moors Railway (station is about 15 minutes walk from the campsite), which runs along the valley from Grosmont, south to Pickering, a small but busy market town.

There is a rail connection to Whitby from Grosmont. 

NYMR brochure and a large selection of tourist information leaflets are available at the farmhouse. Also see the list of events link on our main page.

Bus service to Whitby and Pickering. Leeds to Whitby service. ‘Moors Bus’ service.

 

 

FIRE SAFETY

 

When pitching, please observe the following;

 

There must be a minimum of six metres between units in separate family occupancy.

 

In all circumstances, e.g. groups of tents/caravans, there must be a minimum space of at least three metres.

 

FACILITIES

Toilets/wash basins, wash-up sink and a chemical disposal point are located on the main site field.  Drinking water taps are located at several points around the farm.

The main toilets, showers and wash-up sink are provided in the barn courtyard.  This is located a short walk from the camping fields, under the railway bridge, next to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.  See the site map for locations.

DOGS
are welcome but must be kept under control at all times on the site and can be exercised off the site. Please clean up their mess – children about!

Please note we are a farm site, bring appropriate footwear!

A NOTE ON WASTE DISPOSAL!   Domestic waste in our skips only please, we cannot cope with the vast quantity of non-domestic rubbish being left by customers.  ‘Recycling’ bins are at the village car park.

JANUARY 2009                                                                                                                                                                            Text and photo copyright  © i s cox                 

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