Langsett has been a favourite spot of mine for several years now. I’ve visited countless times, I would like to add, not just in the summer but all year round. The nature reserve provides a 3 mile walk around the reservoir, offering beautiful views with every step and covering a mixture of woodland footpaths, moor land and concrete pathways. There is also a free car park with toilet facilities. If, after your walk, you’ve worked up an appetite you can choose between Bank View Cafe if you fancy a cup of tea and a bacon sandwich or the Waggon & Horses pub if you’re feeling like some pub grub.

Appletreewick is another beautiful little spot tucked away in a corner of the Yorkshire Dales. If you’ve been to the Yorkshire Dales before, then no doubt you’ll be familiar with the breath-taking views on offer – Appletreewick is no exception. You can take a riverside walk through woodland or if you’re thinking of staying for a few days, then be sure to check out Masons Campsite. Masons offer traditional camping and caravan pitches, or if you want to step it up a level to glamping – you can choose between a safari tent or a yurt! The last time I visited Appletreewick I stayed in a yurt at Masons and it was honestly such a fun experience! We even had our own fire pit; we got wrapped up in blankets and toasted marshmallows under the stars – a camper’s dream!