Tan Hill Inn Camping sits directly on the Pennine Way at 1,732 feet (528 m) above sea level in the Yorkshire Dales, making it one of the most dramatically situated campsites in Britain.

The site offers wild camping with hardstanding pitches also available for tourers, all set against sweeping moorland views and famously big skies.

Campers have direct access to the Tan Hill Inn itself — Britain's highest pub — where food, drink, and a warming fire await after a day on the trail. Packed lunches can be arranged for onward journeys.