(caravan club members only)

The 3/4 acre well maintained grass site is sheltered by mature trees and hedges, with views over open farm land to the west.

There are eletrical hook ups to all 5 pitches and the drinking water supply and chemical disposal points are in the vicinity of the site. 

There is a quiet stream that runs between the site and the orchard.

A bridleway is adjacent to the site which provides easy acsses to a number of walking and cycling routes on the farm and the surounding local countryside and villiages.

Dogs are welcome.

Coarse fishing is available in two stocked ponds on the farm free of charge.

Price £10 per night up to two people + £1 per extra person.

To make an enquires or a reservations please call Sally or Graham Wilkinson on

Tel - 01430872415

           Easter Sunday 2008

Common Farm is situated between the market towns of Pocklington and Market Weighton, both of which offer a wide range of shops, restaurants, pubs and services.

Pocklington, is a small market town situated at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds. The town's skyline is dominated by a 15th-century church tower. The town’s architecture is a mixture of quaint old houses and modern buildings and the town has several unusual street names reflecting its history from the Iron Age onwards.

Pocklington hosts a market every Tuesday in the main square, it also has many shops and two supermarkets. There are several pubs, some of which serve food daily. It also boasts an Indian, Chinese, Italian and English restaurant which are open both lunch and evenings. There are several take aways, including Fish & Chips, Pizzeria and Chinese.

The Pocklington Arts Centre, which opened in 2000, "offers a mixed programme of Film, Music, Drama, Dance, Lectures, Workshops and Exhibitions". Previous performers at the Arts Centre include the comedians Jenny Éclair, Clive James, Dave Gorman and Barry Cryer and the musicians Midge Ure and Steve Harley.

The town also has a council-run sports centre, which includes a swimming pool and gym.

There are two golf clubs lying just outside Pocklington :

Allerthorpe Park Golf Club - 18-hole course

Kilnwick Percy Golf Club

Near the centre of Pocklington is Burnby Hall Gardens. These gardens are home to the National Collection of Hardy Water Lilies - the biggest such collection to be found in a natural setting in Europe. The Burnby Hall Gardens collection of water lilies has been designated as a "National Collection" by the National Council for the Conservation of Plants and Gardens.
Day-trippers also visit Millington Wood (a Site of Special Scientific Interest) and Pocklington canal head, with footpaths along the canal. The canal has been named one of the top ten places to see watery wildlife in Britain Nearby Allerthorpe Lakeland Park has parkland for walking, a lake with water sports facilities, a separate lake for fly fishing, and a BMX trail.

A short drive takes you to many other attractions such as:

York Minster

Castle Howard

Flamingo Land

National Railway Museum

North Yorkshire Moors and Steam Railway

Yorvik Centre

The Deep

Yorkshire Air Museum

Yorkshire Dales

East Coast (closest Bridlington approx 28 miles)