Campsites in North East England
234 bookable campsites in North East England
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- Peaceful North Yorkshire glamping site with lots of space
- Fountains Abbey and Ripley Castle 10 minutes' drive
- Private firepit and barbecue for each unit; free welcome hamper
Hedgehog Hideaway 2 bedroom safari tent (no pets) 5 x From £320/€378.24/A$567.92/US$399.63/CA$513.11/CHF389.62/SEK3,972.85/DKK2,814.22/NOK3,893.74/ISK52,476/ARS47,333.83/CLP334,292/PEN1,487.63/NZ$623.76/ZAR6,329.45/PLN1,751.57/R$1,950.88/CZK9,318.78/RSD44,447/HUF145,465.41/RUB24,777.19/CN¥2,674.74 per 2 nights Owls Hollow 2 bedroom safari tent (no pets) 5 x From £320/€378.24/A$567.92/US$399.63/CA$513.11/CHF389.62/SEK3,972.85/DKK2,814.22/NOK3,893.74/ISK52,476/ARS47,333.83/CLP334,292/PEN1,487.63/NZ$623.76/ZAR6,329.45/PLN1,751.57/R$1,950.88/CZK9,318.78/RSD44,447/HUF145,465.41/RUB24,777.19/CN¥2,674.74 per 2 nights The Foxes' Den 2 bedroom safari tent (pet friendly) 5 x From £320/€378.24/A$567.92/US$399.63/CA$513.11/CHF389.62/SEK3,972.85/DKK2,814.22/NOK3,893.74/ISK52,476/ARS47,333.83/CLP334,292/PEN1,487.63/NZ$623.76/ZAR6,329.45/PLN1,751.57/R$1,950.88/CZK9,318.78/RSD44,447/HUF145,465.41/RUB24,777.19/CN¥2,674.74 per 2 nights -
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- Small, secluded site on a farm by the Northumberland National Park
- Hadrian's Wall and Alnwick Castle within a 45-minute drive
- Private lake on site for swimming; bring your paddleboards or canoes
Non-electric grass tent pitch 4 x From £30/€35.46/A$53.24/US$37.47/CA$48.10/CHF36.53/SEK372.46/DKK263.83/NOK365.04/ISK4,920/ARS4,437.55/CLP31,340/PEN139.47/NZ$58.48/ZAR593.39/PLN164.21/R$182.90/CZK873.64/RSD4,167/HUF13,637.38/RUB2,322.86/CN¥250.76 per night -
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- Spacious and secluded grass pitches in Drax village, North Yorkshire
- A 40-minute drive from York museums and Beverley Minster
- Walks directly from site; pubs and shops within 15 minutes’ drive
Electric grass touring pitch 5 x From £25/€29.55/A$44.37/US$31.22/CA$40.09/CHF30.44/SEK310.38/DKK219.86/NOK304.20/ISK4,100/ARS3,697.96/CLP26,117/PEN116.22/NZ$48.73/ZAR494.49/PLN136.84/R$152.41/CZK728.03/RSD3,472/HUF11,364.48/RUB1,935.72/CN¥208.96 per night -
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- Dog-friendly rural pop-up site between Durham and the coast
- A 15-minute drive from Durham; 20 minutes from Hartlepool and Seaham
- Shops, takeaways, café and pub within walking distance; walks nearby
Non-electric hardstanding and grass tent or trailer tent pitch 6 x From £14/€16.55/A$24.85/US$17.48/CA$22.45/CHF17.05/SEK173.81/DKK123.12/NOK170.35/ISK2,296/ARS2,070.86/CLP14,625/PEN65.08/NZ$27.29/ZAR276.91/PLN76.63/R$85.35/CZK407.70/RSD1,945/HUF6,364.11/RUB1,084/CN¥117.02 per night -
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- Well-kept touring pitches on the edge of the North York Moors
- Pickering, Rievaulx Abbey and Castle Howard within 20 minutes' drive
- A mile from Kirkbymoorside and close to bus stops
Electric gravel touring pitch 6 x From £18/€21.28/A$31.95/US$22.48/CA$28.86/CHF21.92/SEK223.47/DKK158.30/NOK219.02/ISK2,952/ARS2,662.53/CLP18,804/PEN83.68/NZ$35.09/ZAR356.03/PLN98.53/R$109.74/CZK524.18/RSD2,500/HUF8,182.43/RUB1,393.72/CN¥150.45 per night -
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- Adult-only Northumberland glamping overlooking the Cheviot Hills
- A mile from Bamburgh; half-hour drive to Holy Island
- Smart bell tents with bedding, stove, barbecue and cool box provided
Bell tent 2 x From £250/€295.50/A$443.69/US$312.21/CA$400.87/CHF304.39/SEK3,103.79/DKK2,198.61/NOK3,041.98/ISK40,997/ARS36,979.56/CLP261,166/PEN1,162.21/NZ$487.32/ZAR4,944.88/PLN1,368.41/R$1,524.13/CZK7,280.30/RSD34,724/HUF113,644.85/RUB19,357.18/CN¥2,089.64 per 2 nights -
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- Quiet, pretty site with local attractions a short trip away
- Family-oriented site welcoming families of all ages or couples
- Unique accommodation close to the North Yorkshire coast
Flying Scotsman shepherd's hut 4 x From £249/€294.31/A$441.91/US$310.96/CA$399.26/CHF303.17/SEK3,091.38/DKK2,189.81/NOK3,029.82/ISK40,833/ARS36,831.64/CLP260,121/PEN1,157.56/NZ$485.37/ZAR4,925.10/PLN1,362.94/R$1,518.03/CZK7,251.17/RSD34,585/HUF113,190.27/RUB19,279.75/CN¥2,081.28 per 2 nights Knight Hut shepherd's hut 4 x From £249/€294.31/A$441.91/US$310.96/CA$399.26/CHF303.17/SEK3,091.38/DKK2,189.81/NOK3,029.82/ISK40,833/ARS36,831.64/CLP260,121/PEN1,157.56/NZ$485.37/ZAR4,925.10/PLN1,362.94/R$1,518.03/CZK7,251.17/RSD34,585/HUF113,190.27/RUB19,279.75/CN¥2,081.28 per 2 nights -
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- Peaceful site on a working farm in the Yorkshire Wolds
- A 35-minute drive from Bridlington; Castle Howard 40 minutes
- Pet-friendly campsite with easy access to several footpaths
Non-electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch 4 x From £15/€17.73/A$26.62/US$18.73/CA$24.05/CHF18.26/SEK186.23/DKK131.92/NOK182.52/ISK2,460/ARS2,218.77/CLP15,670/PEN69.73/NZ$29.24/ZAR296.69/PLN82.10/R$91.45/CZK436.82/RSD2,083/HUF6,818.69/RUB1,161.43/CN¥125.38 per night Non-electric grass touring pitch 4 x From £15/€17.73/A$26.62/US$18.73/CA$24.05/CHF18.26/SEK186.23/DKK131.92/NOK182.52/ISK2,460/ARS2,218.77/CLP15,670/PEN69.73/NZ$29.24/ZAR296.69/PLN82.10/R$91.45/CZK436.82/RSD2,083/HUF6,818.69/RUB1,161.43/CN¥125.38 per night -
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- Dog-friendly wild camping site opposite Bolam Lake Country Park
- A 25-minute drive from Hadrian’s Wall; 40 minutes from the coast
- Barbecues permitted; walking/cycling routes and a food shop nearby
Non-electric grass tent pitch 6 x From £25/€29.55/A$44.37/US$31.22/CA$40.09/CHF30.44/SEK310.38/DKK219.86/NOK304.20/ISK4,100/ARS3,697.96/CLP26,117/PEN116.22/NZ$48.73/ZAR494.49/PLN136.84/R$152.41/CZK728.03/RSD3,472/HUF11,364.48/RUB1,935.72/CN¥208.96 per night -
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- Family-friendly caravan park in a rural spot just off the A64
- A 10-minute drive from central York; park and ride close by
- Peaceful eight-acre site with spacious serviced pitches
Electric hardstanding touring pitch 6 x From £23/€27.19/A$40.82/US$28.72/CA$36.88/CHF28/SEK285.55/DKK202.27/NOK279.86/ISK3,772/ARS3,402.12/CLP24,027/PEN106.92/NZ$44.83/ZAR454.93/PLN125.89/R$140.22/CZK669.79/RSD3,195/HUF10,455.33/RUB1,780.86/CN¥192.25 per night Fully-serviced hardstanding touring pitch 6 x From £25/€29.55/A$44.37/US$31.22/CA$40.09/CHF30.44/SEK310.38/DKK219.86/NOK304.20/ISK4,100/ARS3,697.96/CLP26,117/PEN116.22/NZ$48.73/ZAR494.49/PLN136.84/R$152.41/CZK728.03/RSD3,472/HUF11,364.48/RUB1,935.72/CN¥208.96 per night -
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- Back to basics Northumberland site on a family livestock farm
- A 15-minute drive to Northumberland National Park
- Easy access to the St. Oswald’s Way long-distance trail
Non-electric grass tent pitch 6 x From £16/€18.91/A$28.40/US$19.98/CA$25.66/CHF19.48/SEK198.64/DKK140.71/NOK194.69/ISK2,624/ARS2,366.69/CLP16,715/PEN74.38/NZ$31.19/ZAR316.47/PLN87.58/R$97.54/CZK465.94/RSD2,222/HUF7,273.27/RUB1,238.86/CN¥133.74 per night -
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- Peaceful glamping site five minutes' drive from Guisborough
- A 10-minute drive from North York Moors and Saltburn-by-the-Sea beach
- Firepits and kitchen facilities provided
Eartha bell tent (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £85/€100.47/A$150.85/US$106.15/CA$136.30/CHF103.49/SEK1,055.29/DKK747.53/NOK1,034.27/ISK13,939/ARS12,573.05/CLP88,796/PEN395.15/NZ$165.69/ZAR1,681.26/PLN465.26/R$518.20/CZK2,475.30/RSD11,806/HUF38,639.25/RUB6,581.44/CN¥710.48 per night Eclipse bell tent (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £85/€100.47/A$150.85/US$106.15/CA$136.30/CHF103.49/SEK1,055.29/DKK747.53/NOK1,034.27/ISK13,939/ARS12,573.05/CLP88,796/PEN395.15/NZ$165.69/ZAR1,681.26/PLN465.26/R$518.20/CZK2,475.30/RSD11,806/HUF38,639.25/RUB6,581.44/CN¥710.48 per night Oak bell tent (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £85/€100.47/A$150.85/US$106.15/CA$136.30/CHF103.49/SEK1,055.29/DKK747.53/NOK1,034.27/ISK13,939/ARS12,573.05/CLP88,796/PEN395.15/NZ$165.69/ZAR1,681.26/PLN465.26/R$518.20/CZK2,475.30/RSD11,806/HUF38,639.25/RUB6,581.44/CN¥710.48 per night Spirit Animal bell tent (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £85/€100.47/A$150.85/US$106.15/CA$136.30/CHF103.49/SEK1,055.29/DKK747.53/NOK1,034.27/ISK13,939/ARS12,573.05/CLP88,796/PEN395.15/NZ$165.69/ZAR1,681.26/PLN465.26/R$518.20/CZK2,475.30/RSD11,806/HUF38,639.25/RUB6,581.44/CN¥710.48 per night Myrtle yurt (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £100/€118.20/A$177.47/US$124.88/CA$160.35/CHF121.76/SEK1,241.52/DKK879.44/NOK1,216.79/ISK16,399/ARS14,791.82/CLP104,466/PEN464.88/NZ$194.93/ZAR1,977.95/PLN547.36/R$609.65/CZK2,912.12/RSD13,890/HUF45,457.94/RUB7,742.87/CN¥835.86 per night Apothecary yurt (2 adults and 3 children) 5 x From £105/€124.11/A$186.35/US$131.13/CA$168.36/CHF127.84/SEK1,303.59/DKK923.42/NOK1,277.63/ISK17,219/ARS15,531.41/CLP109,690/PEN488.13/NZ$204.67/ZAR2,076.85/PLN574.73/R$640.13/CZK3,057.72/RSD14,584/HUF47,730.84/RUB8,130.01/CN¥877.65 per night Luna 2 bedroom lodge (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £105/€124.11/A$186.35/US$131.13/CA$168.36/CHF127.84/SEK1,303.59/DKK923.42/NOK1,277.63/ISK17,219/ARS15,531.41/CLP109,690/PEN488.13/NZ$204.67/ZAR2,076.85/PLN574.73/R$640.13/CZK3,057.72/RSD14,584/HUF47,730.84/RUB8,130.01/CN¥877.65 per night -
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- Enclosed, sheltered site in an orchard opposite a Yorkshire Dales farm
- A 10-minute drive to Reeth village and 35 minutes to Richmond
- Private footpath to the River Swale runs right from the park
Farm non-electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch 4 x From £18/€21.28/A$31.95/US$22.48/CA$28.86/CHF21.92/SEK223.47/DKK158.30/NOK219.02/ISK2,952/ARS2,662.53/CLP18,804/PEN83.68/NZ$35.09/ZAR356.03/PLN98.53/R$109.74/CZK524.18/RSD2,500/HUF8,182.43/RUB1,393.72/CN¥150.45 per night Farm non-electric gravel motorhome pitch 4 x From £18/€21.28/A$31.95/US$22.48/CA$28.86/CHF21.92/SEK223.47/DKK158.30/NOK219.02/ISK2,952/ARS2,662.53/CLP18,804/PEN83.68/NZ$35.09/ZAR356.03/PLN98.53/R$109.74/CZK524.18/RSD2,500/HUF8,182.43/RUB1,393.72/CN¥150.45 per night Field non-electric grass motorhome pitch 5 x From £18/€21.28/A$31.95/US$22.48/CA$28.86/CHF21.92/SEK223.47/DKK158.30/NOK219.02/ISK2,952/ARS2,662.53/CLP18,804/PEN83.68/NZ$35.09/ZAR356.03/PLN98.53/R$109.74/CZK524.18/RSD2,500/HUF8,182.43/RUB1,393.72/CN¥150.45 per night Field non-electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch 5 x From £18/€21.28/A$31.95/US$22.48/CA$28.86/CHF21.92/SEK223.47/DKK158.30/NOK219.02/ISK2,952/ARS2,662.53/CLP18,804/PEN83.68/NZ$35.09/ZAR356.03/PLN98.53/R$109.74/CZK524.18/RSD2,500/HUF8,182.43/RUB1,393.72/CN¥150.45 per night -
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- Bell tents with full kingsize bed near Whitby on the Yorkshire coast
- Beaches, Robin Hood’s Bay and Goathland village all 15minutes' drive
- Log-fired stoves, private showers, outdoor kitchens and mini fridges
Barn Owl bell tent (2 adults and 2 children) 4 x From £110/€130.02/A$195.22/US$137.37/CA$176.38/CHF133.93/SEK1,365.67/DKK967.39/NOK1,338.47/ISK18,039/ARS16,271/CLP114,913/PEN511.37/NZ$214.42/ZAR2,175.75/PLN602.10/R$670.62/CZK3,203.33/RSD15,279/HUF50,003.73/RUB8,517.16/CN¥919.44 per night Jenny Wren bell tent (2 adults and 2 children, hot tub) 4 x From £160/€189.12/A$283.96/US$199.82/CA$256.56/CHF194.81/SEK1,986.43/DKK1,407.11/NOK1,946.87/ISK26,238/ARS23,666.92/CLP167,146/PEN743.82/NZ$311.88/ZAR3,164.73/PLN875.78/R$975.44/CZK4,659.39/RSD22,223/HUF72,732.70/RUB12,388.59/CN¥1,337.37 per night Roe Deer yurt (2 adults and 2 children, hot tub) 4 x From £160/€189.12/A$283.96/US$199.82/CA$256.56/CHF194.81/SEK1,986.43/DKK1,407.11/NOK1,946.87/ISK26,238/ARS23,666.92/CLP167,146/PEN743.82/NZ$311.88/ZAR3,164.73/PLN875.78/R$975.44/CZK4,659.39/RSD22,223/HUF72,732.70/RUB12,388.59/CN¥1,337.37 per night -
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- Family-run site a short walk from the village of Cherry Burton
- In the Yorkshire Nature Triangle, three miles from Beverley
- Eco-friendly site with modern facilities and wildlife pond
Electric hardstanding and grass touring pitch 6 x From £38/€44.92/A$67.44/US$47.46/CA$60.93/CHF46.27/SEK471.78/DKK334.19/NOK462.38/ISK6,231/ARS5,620.89/CLP39,697/PEN176.66/NZ$74.07/ZAR751.62/PLN208/R$231.67/CZK1,106.60/RSD5,278/HUF17,274.02/RUB2,942.29/CN¥317.63 per night -
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- Quiet pop-up farm site on the edge of the Northumberland coast
- Alnwick 10 minutes' drive; Seahouses a quarter of an hour away
- Set on a working arable and sheep farm; dogs on leads welcome
Non-electric grass motorhome pitch 6 x From £20/€23.64/A$35.49/US$24.98/CA$32.07/CHF24.35/SEK248.30/DKK175.89/NOK243.36/ISK3,280/ARS2,958.36/CLP20,893/PEN92.98/NZ$38.99/ZAR395.59/PLN109.47/R$121.93/CZK582.42/RSD2,778/HUF9,091.59/RUB1,548.57/CN¥167.17 per night Non-electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch 6 x From £20/€23.64/A$35.49/US$24.98/CA$32.07/CHF24.35/SEK248.30/DKK175.89/NOK243.36/ISK3,280/ARS2,958.36/CLP20,893/PEN92.98/NZ$38.99/ZAR395.59/PLN109.47/R$121.93/CZK582.42/RSD2,778/HUF9,091.59/RUB1,548.57/CN¥167.17 per night -
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- Well-kept adults-only site with far-reaching valley views
- A 15-minute drive from the North Pennines or Durham city centre
- Direct access to the Lanchester Valley Railway Path; a mile from a pub
Non-electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch 2 x From £25/€29.55/A$44.37/US$31.22/CA$40.09/CHF30.44/SEK310.38/DKK219.86/NOK304.20/ISK4,100/ARS3,697.96/CLP26,117/PEN116.22/NZ$48.73/ZAR494.49/PLN136.84/R$152.41/CZK728.03/RSD3,472/HUF11,364.48/RUB1,935.72/CN¥208.96 per night Non-electric hardstanding and grass motorhome pitch 2 x From £25/€29.55/A$44.37/US$31.22/CA$40.09/CHF30.44/SEK310.38/DKK219.86/NOK304.20/ISK4,100/ARS3,697.96/CLP26,117/PEN116.22/NZ$48.73/ZAR494.49/PLN136.84/R$152.41/CZK728.03/RSD3,472/HUF11,364.48/RUB1,935.72/CN¥208.96 per night -
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- Glamping site on a family farm 15 minutes from Pateley Bridge
- In the Yorkshire Dales with views over the Nidderdale Valley
- Heated kitchen and bathroom facilities
Cabin 4 x From £95/€112.29/A$168.60/US$118.64/CA$152.33/CHF115.67/SEK1,179.44/DKK835.47/NOK1,155.95/ISK15,579/ARS14,052.23/CLP99,243/PEN441.64/NZ$185.18/ZAR1,879.06/PLN520/R$579.17/CZK2,766.51/RSD13,195/HUF43,185.04/RUB7,355.73/CN¥794.06 per night Cabin (ensuite) 4 x From £130/€153.66/A$230.72/US$162.35/CA$208.45/CHF158.28/SEK1,613.97/DKK1,143.28/NOK1,581.83/ISK21,318/ARS19,229.37/CLP135,806/PEN604.35/NZ$253.40/ZAR2,571.34/PLN711.57/R$792.55/CZK3,785.75/RSD18,056/HUF59,095.32/RUB10,065.73/CN¥1,086.61 per night -
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- Back-to-basics flower meadow camping on a working Northumberland farm
- Edging Northumberland National Park; Alnwick Castle 30 minutes’ drive
- Wild camping with moorland walks from site and cycling routes close by
Non-electric grass motorhome pitch 6 x From £20/€23.64/A$35.49/US$24.98/CA$32.07/CHF24.35/SEK248.30/DKK175.89/NOK243.36/ISK3,280/ARS2,958.36/CLP20,893/PEN92.98/NZ$38.99/ZAR395.59/PLN109.47/R$121.93/CZK582.42/RSD2,778/HUF9,091.59/RUB1,548.57/CN¥167.17 per night Non-electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch 6 x From £20/€23.64/A$35.49/US$24.98/CA$32.07/CHF24.35/SEK248.30/DKK175.89/NOK243.36/ISK3,280/ARS2,958.36/CLP20,893/PEN92.98/NZ$38.99/ZAR395.59/PLN109.47/R$121.93/CZK582.42/RSD2,778/HUF9,091.59/RUB1,548.57/CN¥167.17 per night
Why visit North East England?
Moors (and more)
The North York Moors. Northumberland National Park. The Yorkshire Dales. You’ll find some of the prettiest parts of the UK in this sizable region made up of Tyne and Wear, Durham and Northumberland – plus a bit of Yorkshire, too. And there’s a whole lot more countryside for camping in North East England as well, including the charm-packed Cheviot Hills and North Pennines.
Cool castles
Grand fortresses – signs of the North East's tumultuous history – are scattered everywhere you turn. Inland, investigate the medieval walled gardens and 200-acre deer park at Raby Castle, then gaze out at the ocean from the coastal castles of Alnwick and Bamburgh.
Seaside settlements
Taking the kids camping in North East England? Settle down near Scarborough for access to child-approved experiences, from riding on the Victorian Central Tramway funicular to checking out oceanic creatures at the SEA LIFE Sanctuary. Whitby is where to go for spooky stories – the crumbling Gothic abbey in this town overlooking the North Sea was inspired by the novel Dracula.
Storied cities
The two main urban centres to visit in the North East are lively Newcastle-upon-Tyne – don’t miss the handsome architecture on Grey Street or the World War II tours in Victoria Tunnel – and Durham. The latter is home to a Norman-era castle, a 13th-century hall with a maze, and a Botanic Garden brimming with tropical plants.
‘God’s Own County’
North Yorkshire is officially part of the North East, but its sister counties – East Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire are under the umbrella of Yorkshire and Humber. It’s worth planning a trip to these areas for the Viking history of York and ambles through the gorgeously green Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Top North East England things to do
Going camping in North East England? Here are the essential experiences to work your way through.
*Boat around the Farne Islands, David Attenborough’s favourite wildlife-spotting area in the UK
*Admire the Romanesque architecture of Durham’s UNESCO-listed cathedral
*Eat fish ‘n’ chips by the water after wandering around Whitby’s scenic streets
*Attempt to fit the whole of the enormous Angel of the North sculpture into a selfie
*See a real-life version of Hogwarts at Alnwick Castle, the location of the first two Harry Potter films
*Walk across the causeway to Lindisfarne – the mysterious 'Holy Island' – at low tide
The unexplored North East of England
Historic towns and villages
Easy-on-the-eye market towns are dotted around the North East. Head to Hexham in Northumberland for the attractive abbey, then take in the Turkish baths of Harrogate (before or after a feast in the art-deco tearooms). Dine like royalty in Craster too – it’s the birthplace of smoked kippers, a food favoured by Queen Elizabeth and co.
Beautiful beaches
The Northumberland coastline wiggles its way 100 miles down from Berwick-Upon-Tweed by the Scottish border to the River Coquet estuary, with plenty of pretty beaches scattered along the way. Go surfing at Tynemouth Longsands, fawn over former fishing village Robin Hood’s Bay or whizz up the cliffside lift at Saltburn-by-the-Sea.
Animal antics
For your best chance of birding, set off towards the saltmarshes of Lindisfarne and the upland hay meadows of the North Pennines. Enjoy close interactions with owls and hawks at the Andy Howeys Birds of Prey Centre, then see the seals – all 60 or so of them – in the colony by the mouth of the River Tees.
Riding and roaming
If active days out are on the cards, cycle for 21 miles along the Cinder Track, an old coastal railway line linking Scarborough and Whitby, or wander a serene section of Hadrian’s Wall, the almost two-millennia-old Roman frontier. Looking for a shorter walking trail when camping in North East England? The circular route through woodland from May Beck leads to the perfectly framed Falling Foss waterfall and back.
Here’s how
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Once you're done with camping or glamping in the North East, navigate your way to the North West and see why Wordsworth was such a lover of the Lake District. Or tick another country off your list by crossing the border into spectacular Scotland.
For more info on camping, from what to pack to where to go, check out the articles in our guide.
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