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Pool Bridge Farm york

Name: Pool Bridge Farm york
Address: Wheldrake Ln, Crockey Hill, York YO19 4SQ, UK, York, ON
Telephone: 07928 359420
Rating: 5

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Pool Bridge Farm is located at Wheldrake Ln, Crockey Hill, York YO19 4SQ, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Pool Bridge Farm and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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This place is seriously beautiful. We stayed in the meadow and had a lovely couple of days with our

5 months ago

5^{/ 5}

This place is seriously beautiful. We stayed in the meadow and had a lovely couple of days with our dog. We spotted frogs, pheasants, hares and gorgeous birds and butterflies. The campsite and facilities are spot on and such a short distance from York. When we arrived we were welcomed and shown where we could pitch. Thank you for an amazing stay we will be back.

I did a short break solo camping trip here and very much enjoyed it. The walk into York was great.

3 months ago

5^{/ 5}

I did a short break solo camping trip here and very much enjoyed it. The walk into York was great.

Just nice to be away from everything and spend sometime with family. Just can't beat it. 😊

5 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Just nice to be away from everything and spend sometime with family. Just can't beat it. 😊

Lovely place to go if you want to fish for a day or fish for a few days on the Q lake owners are lov

7 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Lovely place to go if you want to fish for a day or fish for a few days on the Q lake owners are lovely. There are toilets for lady gents and disabled and even a shower facility. Even when the weather is not at its best the lake and scenery are beautiful.

Still a good place to fish price has gone up but you do have a good day's fishing

5 months ago

4^{/ 5}

Still a good place to fish price has gone up but you do have a good day's fishing

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