Howgill Lodge Caravan & Camping Park

Alan Rogers Review of Howgill Lodge Caravan & Camping Park

Howgill Lodge is a traditional family park set in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales with 20 seasonal pitches but no touring pitches. Arranged on a sloping hillside, the terraced pitches have fantastic views. It is a small park catering for the needs of walkers, tourers and people who like just to relax. The whole area is a haven for both experienced walkers or the casual rambler, without having to move your car. The 20 seasonal pitches all at the upper part of the park are on hardstanding and have 10A electricity connections. Picnic tables and chairs are provided. There are two four-bed mobile homes available to rent. The reception also houses a small shop which sells most of the basics, including fresh foods. Pretty villages abound in the area, all with attractive inns and nearby Embsay has the Dales Railway with steam trains.

Facilities at Howgill Lodge Caravan & Camping Park

Heated toilet facilities are at the entrance, close to reception. Showers are large and adjustable. Fully equipped laundry room with four additional unisex showers. Outdoor washing lines are provided. Two small blocks housing WCs are lower down the site. Shop. No play area. Fishing licences are available from reception.

• Accommodation to Rent
• Bicycle Hire Nearby
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• No Tourers
• Riding Nearby
• Seasonal Pitches Available
• Shop on Site
• Small Site

Directions to Howgill Lodge Caravan & Camping Park

Turn off A59 Skipton-Harrogate road at roundabout onto B6160 Bolton Abbey, Burnsall road, through a low (10 ft. 4 in) archway. Three miles past Bolton Abbey at Barden Towers and the Priest House, bear right signed Appletreewick and Pateley Bridge. This road is fairly narrow for 1.25 miles (with passing places). Park is signed on right at phone box.