20th November 2018, guest from York:
"Colmans at Aysgarth - a lovely, small, quiet site with excellent facilities."

Tip:
"Speak to the hosts, they were extremely helpful."

Would Recommend: Yes

27th September 2018, guest from York:
"On arrival Mark gave us a tour of the motorhome, explaining everything thoroughly, along with a picture idiots guide...which we did refer to... One or two hiccups we contacted Mark who explained everything and what to do. It was very reassuring to know he was at the end of the phone, especially for us as it was our first time.
Will definitely be recommending Northallerton Motorhome Hire."

Tip:
"We toured Ireland, spending the first night at Reeth...Orchard Caravan Park...so we could unpack and get settled in. From there we travelled to Cairnryan for the ferry to Larne, then headed anti clockwise around the Causeway Coast scenic route. Cushendell caravan park the second night. Visited Glengariff natinal forest, Ballycastle harbour village. Giants Causeway...note, do not use the national trust car park, park in the heritage railway carpark its cheaper.
White rock sands, great for surfing and walking. we stayed overnight in the carpark.
Portrush, the Inn on the coast, a dog friendly pub.
Londonderry, on our way over to the west coast, stayed at Churh hill Wilkins Bar, a BritStop recommendation. Visited Glenveagh National park and castle. Passed Errigal, southern Ireland highest mountain. Onto Crolly..The Rosses..home to Daniel O'Donnell, Enya, Clanad. Stayed at Sleepy Hollow campsite, a tiny family run site, the local pub Leos, displays memorabilia of the aforesaid, also dog friendly.
Following tha Wild Atlantic Way down the west coast as far as Galway. Plenty of white sands to walk along and go surfing.
Harry's Bar at Rosses Point allowed us to stay in their carpark. They recommended the Beach Bar at Aughris, a semi thatched pub on the beach.
Caravan park at Ballina, Ceide fields, a Neolithic ancient forte.
Achill island. Mulrany and Nevis Bar another BritSop site.
Connemara national park, Clifden. Campstreet Cafe(BritStop)Oughterad. Then down to Galway. Crossing over to the east side via
Portrunny and GaleyBay Heritage Trail and caravan site.Mullingar canal and railway trail. Collon Watters Bar and The Irish military museum, BritStop.
Up to the Morne Mountains to Newcastle. Storm Ali prevented visits. National Trust carpark at Dundrum harbour. Then onto Antrim aand six mile water caravan park.
Before catching the ferry back over and down to Reeth to empty everything out.
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Would Recommend: Yes

9th July 2018, guest from Northallerton:
Customer submitted no comment.

Tip:
"Local pub had good food. Not too far to walk to falls plenty of walks nearby"

Would Recommend: Yes