Suppose you've happened to come across this gorgeous campsite listing while you sit rather glumly at your nine-five job in cramped working spaces and little to no fresh air. In that case, it's high time to consider escaping the rat race for the quintessentially English landscapes of the North Yorkshire Moors. Gordale Scar Camp Site is one such campsite, ideally positioned for exploring the rugged and raw side of camping in an iconic English area. There are 60 spacious tent pitches, evenly spaced out around the face of Gordale Scar's sheer cliffs, which are easily accessible via a clear pathway extending a quarter of a mile's distance from the campsite. Sparkling and thundering waterfalls that cut through the rock surface of the Scar trickle past the grounds in the form of Gordale Beck, dividing the camping space into two areas. Animal lovers and the youngest campers can make friends with a flock of sheep which roam freely around the site, often trotting over to have a nose around the guests. Do keep an eye out for sheep poo. Let the soothing sounds of the nearby waters lull you to sleep as you gaze up at the sparkling canopy of stars above and enjoy an environment free of the cities' dust, bustle, and smog. Sorry, no pets are permitted.