ROCKLEY CAMPSITE is roughly located four miles South West of Barnsley town centre and situated on…read morethe former Wentworth Castle Estate which is now a residential adult further education and teacher training college. The Campsite is difficult to find unless you use an ordinance survey map or you know the countryside area well. Travelling from Birdwell you head down a road called Birdwell Common, as you pass under the M1 Motorway bridge notice a farm on your left handside, take to the dirt-track to the rightside of the farm. Head straight on until the track comes to an abrupt end, you are now at Rockley Campsite. The Campsite is used as a camping holiday destination by members of the Camping Club of Great Britain. Amenity wise the campsite hasn't much to offer apart from the usual toilet and washing facilities. But for people who enjoy walking and history the surround countryside is magnificient and steeped in history. "Ajoining the campsite is the ancient area of land known as Don Forest, formerly a deer hunting park. Near by there's also The Duke of Argyle's Monument", these are just two of the historic areas for you to visit whilst staying at Rockley Campsite. Well worth seeing.

'Run by bikers for bikers' is how Squire's Cafe describes itself, with what is possibly the UK's…read morebusiest biker cafe, even more so than the Ace cafe in London. The venue for numerous bike club meetings, the Cafe - also known as the 'Sherburn Cafe' (after nearby Sherburn-in-Elmet) or the 'Squire's Mike Bar' from its earlier days - hosts an incredible 10,000 bikers a week, on average. Yes - that's 10,000. Wednesday is apparently the busiest day, although it's pretty busy as week-ends too. It's situated just off the A1(M) motorway, on junction north of the M62 interchange (it's actually just off the old A1). As well as food and drink, there's a small (and a bit pricey) motorcycle accessory shop, and of course lots of parking (although this can get congested, especially in summer evenings and week-ends). Service also slows up when they are busy, so just be patient, sit back and admire the bikes. The site itself is a bit of a sprawl, and there's an outside servery at busy times, serving trad greasy-spoon fare such as burgers, pasties and fries (well, what do you expect at a biker venue?). There are veggie items available as well, in the form of cheese and tomato pizza, beans on toast etc. There are all sorts of events going on during the year, many raising money for charity, and an annual 'Yorkshire Rock 'n' bike' show, held in August. There's room available for camping as well, if you've brought your tent. A real mecca.

Good for bikers and basic experience during events. Just in need of a bit of paint and modernising.read more

Stayed at this site for the weekend. Basic site toilets with showers, but no washing up facility…read more There are electric hook up points though (6amp) but they will trip very easily if overloaded. But at just £10 per night with no extra charge for the dog it was well worth it. The toilets aren't cleaned very often - would love to go mad with some bleach! There is one individual shower for men and one for women which is heated by solar power - bit tricky in winter the toilets are SO COLD in winter too. Turn down the lane by the pilgrim fathers pub (no connection) at Scrooby. And by the way - please try the carvery at this pub - its great at £5.95 with loads of meat (choice of 4 roasts). Update July 2010: Now £11.00 pn with electric hook up - very good value.

A fantastic park in Leeds -- comparable to Heaton Park in Manchester in terms of size and…read morefacilities. There's certainly lots to do for all ages. As one might expect, there's acres of space to walk the dog, run around in, play games or just explore; there are several very attractive more formal gardens; there's a children's playground, two lakes, bandstands, a folly, a Visitor's Centre, at least one cafe, etc etc. And, of course, there's Roundhay Tropical World, which has a Qype entry in its own right. Car parking isn't too bad, although on the day we went (admittedly during half-term) we were lucky to find a space. There was also a slight lack of signage -- since this was our first visit, we could have done with more maps around. Some of the maps we found seemed to be Emergency Maps designed to show where the nearest life-belt was rather than anything more substantive about the place. That said, it is an excellent place for some fresh air -- highly recommended.

This park is huge and has something for everyone - Flat areas of grass for sports and picnicing;…read moreplay areas; wooded areas for mountain biking and dog walking; lakes for rowing; The Mansion and Cafe for food and drink..... It can get very busy when there is the slightest bit of sun. But there is another car park on Weatherby Road, or on street parking on Princess Road or Park Lane. For dog walkers - 'The Gorge' is always a lot quiter than walking round the lakes!

Great Accommodation, fabulous host, super value for money and set in beautiful surroundings. 5 Starread more

From the owner: Epworth Fields Holiday Park Lincolnshire is a hideaway haven located in North Lincolnshire, just…read moreoutside the picturesque historical Town of Epworth with its bars, shops and various eateries. Set in 12 and a half acres of peaceful secluded grounds the park is surrounded by open countryside through which there are plenty of beautiful scenic walks to discover.