Lovely quiet campsite (despite the many families) with gorgeous views over of Robin Hood's Bay. Within walking distance of the village, which has a grocery shop, cafes and pubs (we liked Ye Dolphin) as well as 3 great bookshops. Admittedly it's a steep climb up the hill on the way back to the campsite but if you've had a few beers you won't mind. Whitby is a 15-minute drive away (or a 6-8 mile walk) and is a lovely little resort with smashing fish and chips, amongst other things. Facilities are clean but not very plentiful; only four showers for the whole site. The lady who runs the place, Gill, is very helpful and is constantly whizzing about, checking everyone's OK. They don't take bookings for tents so you need to arrive fairly early on a bank holiday, for example. We got there at 8.15-ish on the Friday night and there were still a fair few pitches left, but they were full by the Saturday. Slightly sloping ground, but well-drained and not steep enough to be uncomfortable. Good value too - £5.50 per adult per night over the B/H weekend, no extra charge for the car. We'd definitely go back.