Bell Bank Farm Campsite
Introduction
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Bell Bank Farm Campsite
Image: © Peter Church Taken: 23 May 2008
The small field behind the farmhouse has space for 6 pitches, best for campervans and tents. Showers and all facilities are included in the very reasonable price. Behind the tent in the image there is a small stream called Spiredale beck. The trees are mainly sycamore. Owls, pheasants, magpies and chaffinches, add a noisy symphony over the local wood pigeons and doves.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.071388
Longitude
-2.033278