A small campsite and glamping site on Heights Lane above Draughton, on the moor shoulder between Skipton and Bolton Abbey, with tent pitches, campervan spaces and en-suite pods tucked under a pine plantation. The site describes itself as dog friendly with walking trails on the doorstep and publishes a flat charge of two pounds per stay per dog, which is about as cheap as a dog charge gets in Craven. It sits on sheep ground and the moor edge starts at the gate, so this is somewhere to have a lead in your hand rather than in your bag. What the site does not publish is whether dogs may sleep inside the glamping pods rather than only on the camping field, and the booking agencies contradict each other on the point, so ring before you book a pod.
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