This is the sort of place where every which way you look is another perfectly framed view just waiting to be captured. Perfect for an absolute amateur photographer like myself who needs all the help he can get. I would imagine it to be stunning at any time of year, but was particularly beautiful with the first of the autumn colour fringing the edges of the river. Another attraction of this is that it does not depend on good weather to be enjoyed. In fact a spell of wet weather before you arrive will leave the falls in full spate and positively enhance the experience. If you are getting down direct to the waters edge tread carefully. The rocks can be slippery when wet, particularly if you are watching the falls and not your feet.

Lovely national park with some stunning waterfalls and walks. Best get there early though as the car park by the visitor centre gets very busy throughout the day during half terms or school hols. Nice little cafe in the visitors centre.

Wonderful place to visit and explore. We did the short walks to see the 3 falls (all beautiful and a real sense of the power of nature), and also a route from the bottom of the main carpark which took us over fields to a charming village. We’ll definitely be back to walk the circular route to Bolton Castle. Highly recommend planning your trip to be there over lunch, the tearoom on the bridge was excellent!

Amazing little haven, Yorkshire really is a beautiful county. It has 3 falls, top middle bottom. The middle falls is basically just a viewing platform, but the top and bottom can be accessed for close up and engaging views. Lovely place. Worth a visit. Parking is cheaper at the main car park. The cafe before the hill down to the falls is more expensive. Paid £7 for 4 hrs. N ya can get same for up to full day in main car park at bottom between the falls.

Amazing views. Falls Hotel is a great place to stay and eat. Wallace n Gromett lovers, defo go to Wensleydale Creamery, the visitor centre is Amazing too. The cheese is mmmmm-a-lisious. Not that far away, the picturesque scenery will blow you away.

Beautiful walk and views of the falls. Lovely place to have a picnic. Lots of picnic benches. Best flapjack ever in the cafe and yummy ice cream. Parking £6 for over two hours

This dog friendly place has been recommended by various people while we have been staying in the area. Reasonable priced Pay & display car park by the National Park visitors Centre with footpaths leading to the upper, middle & lower falls. Steps to the viewing platforms on middle & lower falls could be an issue to some but worth the attempt if possible. The noise from the falls, despite the low water levels was impressive. Would be worth visiting after especially after long period of rain. Woodland walks with various marked paths lead off from this area. Centre has toilets & café, plus more parking & The Falls Café situated up the hill.

Loved the Cheese Experience which was fun and informative. The shop and cheese room is full of delights to buy. However the restaurant really let it down. Overpriced for the quality received, tables available but told full initially and there seemed to be chaos amongst younger staff working out table spaces at front of restaurant yet ignoring those waiting to be seated or to find out if there is space. Restaurant was really completely disappointing.

I visited the Wensleydale Creamery with my two young daughters (ages 1 and 4) and we all had a lovely time. The demonstration on how cheese is made was really interesting, and it was great to be able to view the factory in action. The cheese tasting was a highlight for me – so many varieties to try, and all delicious. I also found the prices in the shop and café to be very reasonable, which was a nice surprise. My girls especially enjoyed the interactive parts of the visitor experience, which kept them engaged and made it fun for the whole family. Overall, it’s a great place for both adults and children to enjoy. I’d definitely recommend a visit if you’re in the Yorkshire Dales.

I just love cheese of any description, and with my own history of working in the dairy industry a visit here was a bit of a no brainer really. The cheese making demonstration followed by tasting was an absolute highlight. Nice to see they had put out some Wensleydale and fruit cake samples to try. The two together just work so well. Regrettably there was no actual cheese production to watch from the viewing gallery during my visit, but I can hardly fault them on account of their production schedule. The cheese shop is also a must visit, more so than the equally well stocked gift shop in my opinion. Well laid out and with samples of each flavour available to try before you buy. I did a lot of trying, and then of course a little buying. Be prepared for the cold in here though, presumably to help keep the cheese fresh.

Wensleydale creamery visitors centre and Calverts Restaurant is in Hawes, in literally the heart/ middle of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. The staff had spot on customer service/ hospitality. In shop, cheese shop and the restaurant. They have a small visiter car park,but the is a large car park 150 yds down the road, which is a pay car park. The Wensleydale creamery experience you need to buy tickets for online. In Calverts restaurant, we were lucky to get a table, many people turned away and had to book. For 2 meal,a side & 2 drinks cost £36. The meal was delicious 😋. I will post pictures. The cheese shop was very busyand wasnice to taste other cheeses. 🧀 😋 Will show also in pictures as well as the gift shop. The gift shop was like going in a candy shop as there was loads of items to buy and gifts. Some items was expensive but others not so bad. Ice-cream cost £3.50 each. I totally recommend. Wheelchair friendly and has blue badge parking.

It certainly looked like fun when reading about it online. But when we visited on Sept 27, the place was absolutely packed. There was no parking in the visitor lot, so we needed to use the Pay & Display lot located down the street. I had hoped for a lovely cheese type tea in the restaurant, but had not realized that booking was necessary. I would have had to wait an hour, and I wasn't willing to do that with so many people crowding around. We opted to go to the "fast food" counter and order cheese scones, each of which came with a walloping amount of butter. I ordered the cappuccino to go with it. I felt a bit like splurging. The scones were OK. I wouldn't say they were outstanding. So, overall, I'd say my experience was disappointing, and I'm one who usually gets excited by simple things!

This was great fun. We didn't book in advance but it turns out that we didn't need to. The demonstration how to make Wensleydale cheese was very informative (And we used a 2 for 1 offer), full of information on the surrounding area and the instructor/demonstrator was a very likable gent. When we finished, we did have a booking in the restaurant and went for the tea for two which was a full on cheese overload! The staff did forget our drinks order so the wife had to go and reminded them, but apart from that the service was OK. It was a nice and relaxed atmosphere and reasonably priced for this day and age :-). The shop was chock full of nice gifts and I couldn't resist a new water bottle (Have you seen this chicken? IYKYK). The cheese shop was brilliant, being able to test all the cheeses before making a purchase. The surrounding area is beautiful and the drive to and from was a pleasure.

Took the tour last year, was amazing. This year, was back for more cheese (after free samples in the tasting room!) Both times had a lovely meal in their Calvert's resturant. Totally recommend.

The best chip shop in the area! The food was so good, I forgot to take a picture until I was halfway through... Safe to say, everything is delicious, freshly made, and high quality. There is a long queue every evening for dinner so get there in good time, even if you want takeaway. The queue is closed at 8pm, but they usually continue serving until the existing queue has been served. There is a free car park with public toilets only a minute walk up the road.

Stopped here for lunch after visiting the Wensleydale Creamery. The fish and chips were overcooked and was too oily (oil temperature too low?). It wasn't really seasoned much either so had to add a lot of malt vinegar and salt. The mayo, tartar sauce, and HP sauce were given in small packets and some of them were expired. Honestly didn't expect much for fish and chips in the middle of the Yorkshire Dales, so I'm not devastated or anything, and I honestly doubt anything else in the area would do much better food-wise. Service was quick and staff were lovely though!

Superb quality fish, fried to perfection, unfortunately the chips weren’t as good as the fish, really scrappy and dry, not terrible, but no way as good as the fish. Having said that, will definitely return if in the area

Wensleydale battered cheese!!!! Sat in the restaurant side lovely friendly staff and really helpful. Mega value on food large portions.

Fabulous fish and chips, and perfect with a big pot of tea. The dining room is so cosy, big twin peaks vibes with a happier twist

Absolutely amazing fish and chips made fresh. Great price. Young waitress is in the wrong job!

You won't get better fish and chips within 50 miles. The highest quality fish, fantastic chips and mushy peas to die for.

What a lovely breakfast. We went 3 times 2 for breakfasts & once just for coffee. We were going to go for one of their roast dinners but leaving a day earlier than expected, disappointed us. The roast dinners are served ever day as part of an extensive menu. If we are in the area again, we will definitely visit again. Would recommend.

The BEST place we ate on our entire holiday to the local area. Huge selection of breakfasts (including all day breakfast), mains, sides, deserts, drinks, etc. The food was delicious with large portions and good prices. ☕️🍃There is a great selection of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free food too, both mains and deserts. They also have soya milk for coffee/ tea, and an unlimited help yourself coffee syrup bar, which was a real treat! 🦮 Be warned, it is NOT dog friendly!

Staff were stressed when we visited but that does not excuse the servers attitude to me when I questioned my order. I ordered two sausage sandwiches, one with black pudding and one with bacon as well as two latte coffees. When asked if I wanted salad I said no but I wouldn't mind some tomatoes, she replied I'll just do two salads it's easier. The total bill for these items came to £22 not a cheap snack. While waiting for the sandwiches to come I examined the bill to find the sausage sandwiches alone had cost £5.50 each, with an additional £1.50 for black pudding on one sandwich and an eye watering £3.95 extra for two small rashers of bacon on the other sandwich. Confusingly, looking at the menu, those two rashers of bacon were priced at £3.90 if ordered additionally to eggs on toast meals. I approached a staff member who attempted to justify to me a few of the reasons why they charged the unbelievable sum of £9.45 for a sausage and bacon sandwich with salad. I honestly felt like I was being lectured as not only did she explain the ingredients were locally sourced, she went as far as justifying the cost by telling me the rates were £1800 per month too. To her credit, she did offer to reduce the bill and refund £1.50 for the salad I had not ordered but not before insisting I had ordered this as she'd heard me herself. She heard my son in law at my side say he would have whatever it comes with. It needs to be pointed out that she was not the one taking the order at the time either. I sat down to wait for my order to arrive....it came with salad !! The quality of the sandwiches were superb but the price and quantity far outweighed the value for money. They were obviously stressed as the cafe was closing at midday for a function and food was being hurriedly prepared, clingfilmed and placed on tables at one end of the cafe area. Not a chilled environment and not something I would expect at 9.45 in the morning but in this instance, not my problem. One other point to make is that upon ordering, we were given our coffees which, had we waited to have these with our sandwiches, they would have been cold, so, nothing to "wash down" the sandwiches with. I do not recommend this place and only tried it as my usual haunt was closed for a family holiday. My preferred stop is Penny Garth cafe literally yards up the road opposite the fish shop. In there I can purchase a wholesome sized sausage and bacon sandwich for exactly £5.50...no salad and no frills but served in a timely fashion and always with a smile.

We’ve come here a lot over years and has always been decent standard and good value. Unfortunately, now we’re talking £18 for pie and chips, and with that sort of price I wouldn’t expect overcooked chips or black broccoli. No cushioning on the seats either, very uncomfortable. Tired. Dirty. Can’t eve see the pattern on the stair carpet.

Terrific - home cooked food with excellent quality ingredients. I had the steak pie which was all - tender - meat with a proper short crust topping made with suet, delicious. Nice accompaniments, too. Went back for breakfast a couple of times also all good ingredients. Well worth a visit, plenty of tables and friendly people.

This place was a saviour when The Fountain wasn't serving food because of a private function and the staff at the Crown couldn't give a toss when I wanted dinner. Large dinning area and a perfectly acceptable place for a social meal. Service was excellent and the food was delicious. Highly recommended.

Stayed in Hawes and went here both nights. The food us absolutely fantastic, proper home cooked fresh food and plenty of it I would highly recommend it.

We visited on Thursday 03rd October 2024. Having visited Hawes several times this was our first visit to this Museum. Based at the old station, the museum details not just the history of the closed railway line but also the history of the dales both from a formation perspective as well as its human history. It includes art exhibitions which seemed a little out of place and a more appropriate and interesting reproduction of a mine inc a little candle to light the way. Refund of car park cost when you buy a ticket. 2 main aspects of the museum, with one being formed inside the train carriages and the other the main building. A separate cafe on site but managed by a different company associated with cycling.

Hada lovely trip out from our holiday cottage in Bainbridge to Hawes. Popped into the Dales Countryside Museum, a very well laid out and thoroughly enjoyable experience. Thank you.

Small museum in hawes. Good local history museum, showing various exhibits through the ages in and around hawes. Informed and friendly staff. Old train station repurposed, old train to walk along as part of museum ( good for kids), little outside nature walk, main building very clean and accessible for all. Little mining exhibit ( kids would love). Gift shop with quality items. Cafe cycling themed ( cycling shop also onsite), good coffee and good food and lovely staff with reasonable prices.

Very informative, great for adults and children. Shows the history of life in the Dales region, from mining to farming and daily family life.

Superb museum. Friendly reception and plenty of information. Parking directly outside, no height barrier (£3.50 for 2 hours). Brilliant railway carriage with exhibits all the way through, mainly about this locality, but with lots of interesting anecdotes. Inside the main building is a small mine shaft to walk through, information and speaking earphones, an abundance of old craft tools and machines. Tinsmith, cheesemakers, weavers and knitters to name only a few. There's a exhibition upstairs about keeping heaths, farmlands etc safe - with some colouring activities for children. Toilets, tourist information, gift shop and walk through to a seperate cafe all inside. Well presented and really interesting. Around £5 each (a £1 off if parked in the carpark alongside the museum).

A lovely walk back in time, and for such a small population, the museum is top notch, with many involved staff and dedicated volunteers. KUDOS TO ALL!

An excellent smaller museum but with loads to see, spread over three floors and at the old station platform, a display in several railway carriages. We had a good welcome from the staff on duty, with an explanation of the museum layout plus a simple, one-sheet laminated map to guide us. Mining, farming, local customs & traditions plus a history of the hand knitting industry in the Dales. There was a whole series of displays around sheep, their breeds and wools. It also covered the series of processes to knitting wools and making up. This was only the start, really. It is well laid out with great information boards and practical examples. The round gallery at the end had marvellous display of local knitting from local wools and textiles. There is a good cafe with indoor and outdoor seating and bike shop. All the usual accessible loos and facilities were also there. Inevitably, there is a gift shup, sure but it's a good one with some decent local products. There you are! Good paid-for parking too, though if you park at the museum and pay and display you get £1 off entrance. A 5-star visit for us! I think someone told me, the ticket lasts for a week.

Beautiful hideaway yet accessible. It’s an hour just outside Durham. Fantastic for a day trip. £4 entrance fee- note that cash is the preferred payment method. 10 min walk from entrance to the waterfall itself. Hiking boots not required Take a book or a sandwich and chill out listening to the sound of the water 🧘‍♀️

Beautiful single-drop waterfall- you can't capture its size or beauty on camera. You can mark at the attraction, or a few miles away if you want to follow one of the many of the circular walks which include this stop. There are also some ruins of ancient buildings, and a beautiful river to see within the ticketed area. At the base of the waterfall is a deep, clear pool where you can wild swim. This is a great stop for the whole family! There is a short walk to the falls from the entrance, or a longer walk (around 2km total) which goes up to the top of the waterfall and back down. If you start by following the right-hand entrance, there are newly built stairs to the top. The other side features a natural stone "staircase" which is very steep and unstable in places, although there are safety barriers. 🎟️ You do have to pay to get in as the land is privately owned and maintained but this is well worth it as the place is stunning with no litter. It is only £4 per person and you can pay cash, card, or contactless. All of the paths, stairs, and bridges are in excellent condition. There is a small cafe when you enter/ exit and everything is reasonably priced with friendly staff! 🦮✅ Dog friendly! The waterfall, forest, and cafe are all dog friendly.

We didn't know before we visited that this is a privately owned waterfall and grounds and the task of keeping this going and the upkeep must be phenomenal to the standard that it is and breaking it up into 3 different routes for visitors is excellent 👏 and throw in the coffee ☕️ shop and visitors centre it's ideal 👏. Better still there is a pub at the entrance 😀 and a beautiful church ⛪️ next door to visit at the same time ⏲️.

45 mins to walk both routes. Nowhere really to sit near the waterfall so can't really spend much time at it. Nice to see but would only go back after a downpour however I feel they would close access if there was. No access without jumping privately owned walls or fences. Didn't want to but a drink or cake as we had to pay for access.

Yorkshire and nature at it's finest. Dedicated car park with toilets and cafe. Lovely welcome by the staff. £4 each to get through to a stunning walk on well maintained paths. Absolutely gorgeous waterfall and pool.

The highest single drop falls in England of 100 feet looks spectacular, even in this summer drought. As a bonus, the road back to the motorway, the A684, is a stunning stretch of countryside road that gives a fantastic view of the Howgill hills. Hardraw Force is a stunning waterfall situated just off the A684, which runs along the length of Wensleydale, a truly beautiful stretch of English countryside. It sits in an estate behind the Green Dragon pub, a handy satnav setting, and costs £4 at time of writing. They prefer cash. There are also full toilet facilities and a cafe. Parking is restricted, about 12-15 spaces but there is also off road parking by the Old School House. The path is firm and wide and suitable for all visitors and only about half a mile long. There are plenty of benches and tables to sit and picnic and a variety of trails around the rest of the estate. Many waterfalls are difficult to get to but Hardraw is totally accessible and stunning to see.

Well worth the visit, we have been in the spring and autumn and both times it was lovely. Cafe was ok, the staff were friendly. Car park can get full quickly.

We've been coming to Hawes for many years and always have an Indian meal and given the time of year the restaurant is always quiet. So when we visited this week, we weren't surprised that only two tables were occupied and both of these were ordering drinks and starters. Being older, we can't usually manage a starter and therefore just ordered our main course, which we assumed would be prepared at the same time, or just after the starters for the other two tables. But no, that seemed beyond the ability of the kitchen staff, so we had to wait until the starters and mains had been served to the other tables before they could prepare our one course. However, throughout our wait of over an hour, the kitchen was able to handle takeaway orders in the usual 20 to 30 minutes. Whilst the food was fine, we won't be returning to Voujon on our future visits to Hawes, there are numerous other eateries where the service is as good as the food.

Pleasantly surprised : lovely food, lovely service, fair prices . Came from Leeds on a sunny day so ate outside , inside was too much incense smell/smoke , otherwise inside looks nice and clean too.

Visited after a long day of hiking with my dad. Great flavours. Lots of choice. Most veggie friendly menu in town too. Would recommend.

We had a take away. 4 of us had a curry each, rice, bhajis & sag aloo. All dishes were very tasty. Cooked to perfection. Highly recommend. Thank you ☺️

Had an excellent curry here. A good selection of dishes, even a dry tikka for our son who loved it. The blend of spices added to each dish was delightful. A chef who clearly knows his trade. Great meal, lovely restaurant and great service. Fully recommend. And yeah. Cash only 😁

Simply delicious , well presented food and authentic dishes with a twist. Abosulete gem of place to find during my stay in Cumbria , highly recommend .

Don't bother with this place, expensive and the worst biriani I have ever had, basically meat, rice and curry powder. Just 2 plus points here, tender lamb and lovely nan. Sauce for other curries wasn't worth writing home about

When it’s open it’s good as a motorbike stop. Tasty cakes and breakfast baps looked good. We’ve been through a few times in the last couple of years and it’s been closed more than open though, at times when you would expect it to be open.

Amazing vegan breakfast with a vegan gluten option too for my partner. Very reasonably priced and excellent, knowledgable service. Possibly the best vegan and g/f breakfast we’ve had. Why can’t other cafes make the same effort? Well done Penny Garth 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Brilliant. Food is amazing. Really clean and spacious dining area. Service is great. Chips are better than those from the chip shop opposite! Cannot recommend enough.

Really lovely food served and very tasty. Staff are all friendly and helpful. Good choice on the menu. Would definitely recommend a visit.

I love this cafe - they know thier customers and offer fancy coffee and also a mug of instant if that is your preference. Lovely to sit outside - great coffee and delicious Eccles cakes and tea cake. Really great service and all round a top spot.

Great bikers cafe serving good quality food. Very busy in summer. Well worth a visit if you're in Hawes. Was quiet today but we did have storms, hailstones and flooded roads. We arrived there dripping and leaving puddles thankful for the lovely food, friendly service and warmth

Dropped in for a quick light lunch. Service was excellent, staff very friendly and had the best pecan pie! Wish we lived closer, I'd be back for that pie every week!

Not sure where to start really! We were visiting and decided after the pub to get to Hawes Pizza for some food.. We anticipated a nice kebab and a pizza or something along those lines. It was approx 20:30 we arrived and I ordered a kebab, to which we were told they don’t serve this after a certain time despite the doner meat still gyrating on the spit, so instead ordered 3 pizzas for us. The pizza was cooked in normal time, and was piping hot so naturally the walk back through Hawes into Gayle we were excited to eat a lovely hot pizza. Sat down, opened our boxes and all looked fine… it wasn’t until we bit into the pizzas that we realised there was no tomato sauce, like AT ALL. My wife’s pizza topping just slipped off leaving a doughy undercooked pizza base whilst ours tasted okay, it lacked the basic ingredients of a pizza. To say this is disappointing is an understatement. You’ve got prime property here in Hawes to actually make a good takeaway but instead you’ve just got a poor review and people that won’t visit again.

Seemed to be the only option for takeaway food when we arrived in Hawes so took our chances in spite of the mixed reviews. Sorry to say the margarita pizza was pretty awful. Tasteless, undercooked base and way too much topping made it greasy to eat.

Pizza was fresh and tasty. Kebab was delicious. You can tell they know what they're doing. They also went above and beyond to help us jump start our car. Thanks again

Ordered a hot and spicy pizza, and a burger with fries. Both were excellent and we only had to wait about 10 minutes. They also offer a decent range of soft drinks with your meal. And the service was excellent. A chance purchase at this establishment led to one of the nicest pizzas that I have had in many years. Decent waiting area in a nice neighborhood.

We were staying at the campsite nearby and fancied a pizza. We went here and had two pizzas, they were so delicious we returned a couple of days later to try the chicken which was equally good, highly recommended.

I was a bit sceptical about going there because of some of the reviews. However, the lady there was lovely and the pizza was pretty good.

was in hawes on holiday and feeling a bit hungry so popped down to hawes pizzas for a bite to eat, the place was clean and tidy and the staff were welcoming, my wife had a bbq & chicken pizza and i had burger & chips which were both cooked nicely, i can highly recommend on my visit and may pop back there while i am in hawes give it a try.

A hidden gem! We had a fabulous time here. We couldn’t fault it. The rooms were comfortable, the staff friendly, the location is stunning and the food very good. It’s quirky in a good way and we will return. Instead of looking for faults, maybe look outside and breathe in the gorgeous Dales fresh air, get some exercise, enjoy a drink on the terrace, the wonderful public rooms, delicious food (thanks Chef) and feel grateful !

We had an exceptional meal served on the terrace. The service was impeccable and the food was delicious and exquisitely presented. Our dog was made to feel very welcome by all the staff. The grounds are beautiful, perfect for a post-lunch wander. We will definitely be back.

It’s a fine hotel but I found the dining experience poor which is why I give it 3 stars . The wine is brought to your table already opened and that was standard practice in the dining room. The wine I ordered was not the wine delivered but I decided not to make a fuss in front of everyone as it was already opened. I took it up quietly the next day with the bar staff and manager. They agreed the error and after investigation refunded a specific amount. It doesn’t matter whether you are a wine snob or what you are paying for your wine in any decent restaurant you would expect the wine to be opened at the table Yes it’s a smart hotel and the staff very friendly but maybe they are relying too much on their past reputation

A delight. Our room had the most beautiful view of the Dales, and was well fitted out even if the bath position to share the view was more romantic than practical. Staff are attentive, welcoming and efficient, and whilst some reviews led me to expect portion sizes towards the Nouvelle end of the spectrum, that was not our experience at all. In addition to the restaurant there is a spacious bar and drawing room. The building is old, and thus creaky, and rooms might have their foibles, but best to simply embrace this - frankly that view is without price.

Lovely location and great views from the outdoor seating and restaurant windows. Overall some nice historic rooms for dining and relaxing. Sunday lunch was good if a little pricey, and tight portion control. I do however take issue when a supposedly local ale is £7.50 a pint and £3.50 for a soda and lime. Then an automatic service charge of 10% which wasn't mentioned. Had considered returning until we saw the ridiculous drinks prices. I didn't complain about the service charge as restaurant and bar staff were all eager to please and very attentive. I hope they recieve the service charge directly. Pool room with free pool was a nice touch, but was very dim with no windows and in need of a refresh. Ultimately a countryside hotel with ideas of granduar and prices to match but fails to meet these lofty ambitions. Great service from the staff Great view but very rural location and ultimately probably not worth the trip due to very high prices.

Couldn't fault this place. Staff were great, food was awesome. Rooms were amazing, (bathroom may be a bit tired). Haven't played pool for ages games room was wonderful treat. Real treasure. Had a lovely 10 min walk down to Hardraw falls

Just dropped in for a drink and snack whilst I waited for friends. I sat in a very cosy lounge which had all been refurbished since I last visited and looked great. There were plenty of people outside in the sun on the terrace. The service was friendly and efficient and the food and drink was great. Having been a few years ago where the service was slow and the whole place looking a little tired, it looks as though they’ve undergone a big revamp. Would return and recommend. EV chargers for two cars and a modest amount of parking.