Meadow Falls

Meadow Falls sits on the edge of Ingleton in the Yorkshire Dales, a village that punches well above its size for outdoor appeal: the famous Waterfalls Trail begins a ten-minute walk from the gate, Alum Pot and Gaping Gill are a short drive north, and the Marton Arms is three minutes on foot. The site looks out across Ingleborough and over the Trough of Bowland, and guests report clear enough skies at night to count stars.

The operation is run by Liz and Dave, whose care for the place comes through in both the reviews and the fabric of the site. Facilities are kept spotless, the layout mixes EHU hardstanding for tourers with open grass for tents and campervans, and there are glamping pods for anyone who wants the view without the groundsheet. The communal kitchen area adds a small practical edge: fridge-freezer, microwave, and phone-charging lockers. A dedicated dog run signals that dogs are welcomed properly, not merely tolerated.

The pitch mix means families with a caravan and couples with a tent co-exist without either feeling like an afterthought. Quiet hours from 10pm keep evenings settled. Ingleton village is genuinely walkable, so car keys can stay in the pocket for supper at the pub or a morning coffee.