The emphasis is on static caravans, facilities were a little run down for tourers

We only stayed for one night as a stop over but wish we could have stayed more. It is a beautiful looking park with immaculate facilities. It will be outstanding once they get the restaurant/bar opened at the site entrance. Will definitely come back again.

Friendly staff very helpful , nice walks facilities clean .Will be better again once pub reopens will return

We have been to Akebar in the past and used to come every year.. but this stopped when you no longer allowed tents… when we got a caravan the first place we wanted to revisit was Akebar.. and it was bitterly disappointing … the play area for the kids was dated and put out of the way, needs updating and modernising … the friars head is closed (understand not their fault) but still such a big miss… the shop and facilities very basic… clean and tidy overall but the place just doesn’t have that appeal anymore - WiFi is a joke, costly and hardly works

So our third time here. The park has been altered substantially and for us, the removal of mature trees and the grass pitches which made it a lovely site has had a detrimental effect on the overall feel of the park. Emphasis seems to now be on the mobile home and seasonal pitch market. We had a very noisy group of three vans close to us over the weekend, which happens at any park of course, but as there is no on site presence it was not curtailed. No rowdiness though The pub on site was really good however is now closed down and does not look like it will reopen any time soon which for us, is a real negative. However it is still a site we will still revisit. I think your pitch location is paramount as the majority of pitches appear to be very close together. Would we return. Yes we would. We love the area and the park staff are friendly however, maybe not on our top 3 anymore

Brilliant family park and fab for dogs the enclosed play field was a massive bonus for us Park is immulately kept and not over crowded

Lovely location

Akebar Park is in a really good location near Leyburn. We’d stayed there before in the past, and the reason we booked again is because we’d had a lovely meal in the on-site pub/restaurant and wanted to go again, however this time the pub was closed indefinitely due to the tenants having left suddenly. We went to a pub a mile away on the recommendation of the lady on reception, and it was very nice, however we did have to drive because it’s up a steep incline and one of us couldn’t manage it on foot.The facilities at Akebar park are ok, bathrooms have been refurbished but the shower heads have not, and are feeble to say the least. Bizarrely, you need 20p to use the hair dryer - who takes 20p coins to the shower??Nearby, Bolton Castle is well worth a visit.If the pu were to reopen, we would consider returning.

We stayed at Akebar last weekend two seniors and grandchildren it’s not the first time we’ve stayed here bit just noticed a decline, it seems to be moving more towards statics than touring. There was nothing to do although not their fault the restaurant was closed so we couldn’t get a meal and apparently the pizza van hadn’t been around there for the last couple of years probably due to covid We asked for a certain pitch however we didn’t get the pitch we asked for even though the pitch we asked for was available all weekend.Sorry to say we won’t be coming back.

We booked Akebar Park due to the location and the pub on site.Sadly, on arrival we found that the pub had been closed down for some time.Had we been reliant upon the pub for meals we’d have been in a mess.However, on the up side, the site was beautifully maintained and the toilet and shower facilities were excellent.