Usha Gap Campsite sits on a working farm near the village of Muker in upper Swaledale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Run by the Metcalfe family, the site occupies two fields: a smaller one beside a running beck and a larger one adjacent to the farmyard, with views toward Kisdon Hill.

It welcomes tents, touring caravans, campervans, and motorhomes, with no designated pitches and no set arrival or departure times.

Facilities include a modern toilet and shower block with underfloor heating, a drying room, fire pits, washing-up sinks, a fridge and freezer, and drinking water taps across both fields.

The site is well placed for walkers and cyclists, with Muker village and its pub a short walk away and the famous Buttertubs Pass — a favourite since the 2014 Tour de France — close by.