Reception team were very helpful. Shower facilities were great - clean and very private. The café has a range of delicious cakes and you can buy a selection of farm produce there ( We also noticed a nearby private house in the village selling tomatoes, cucumbers and jams).The bus stop is a short walk away ( outside the Bluebell restaurant ). This will take You to the lovely town of Thirsk ( we waited opposite the Bluebell and although there wasn't a bus stop, as such, the bus still stopped for us) with its choice of eateries, pubs and shops or into York. The cricket club nearby invites customers in for an evening drink at their bar - weekends, I think ( check at reception), although we didn't go.Overall, a lovely location in a pretty village.

We absolutely adore the Alders, but would really benefit from full service pitches due to disability. Really hope you can upgrade some in the future 🙂

Perfect break with 2 young children in a camping pod. Spotlessly clean. Staff extremely helpful. Beautiful surroundings. Great play area nearby. Great location

This was our second stay on this lovely site All pitches are set in small meadows with lots of space The facilities are modern and clean with individual shower rooms

Great as ever. Great price. Great location. Great staff. Great facilities

Fantastic weekend, highly recommend a visit Regards Carly & Neil

One of our favourite sites. We’ve camped here with a tent and had a seasonal pitch here with our caravan for a few years and now we keep returning to The Alders at least once or twice a year since we decided to tour with our caravan. We just love the feeling of the site. It’s always well maintained and has two nice clean toilet/shower blocks. It’s very centrally located to either drive back into Thirsk for a nice wander around or drive past Alne and go to Clifton Moor for a bit of retail therapy. Easingwold is a lovely little place to have a mooch around aswell. Well worth a visit

Very friendly staff site well spread didn’t feel on top of each other will definitely be returning

This is the second time we have stayed are The Alders. Quiet campsite, excellent facilities. Large pitches.

A friendly greeting as always from the moment you arrive, all the staff make you feel welcome, the cafe is lovely to sit and enjoy a slice of homemade cake and a cuppa. The pitches are spacious and you never feel overcrowded even when the site is busy. Although the amenities block can get a queue at peak times. The bakery van at the village hall on Saturday morning is a must! But the best thing is the peace and quiet, just the birdsong and rustle of the trees. We will be back.