Campsites in Co. Durham

White Water Park Caravan Club Site

• A pleasantly landscaped site w many on site amenities

Osprey Country Caravan Park

Crowdy Hall

• Luxury off-grid cabins 10 minutes’ drive from Sedgefield, Co Durham
• North East Wake Park 20 minutes’ drive; Durham 25 minutes
• Solar-powered cabin in 200 acres of countryside; pubs 10 mins’ drive

Thornley Hall

• 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

Westgate Camping Site

Mickleton Mill Caravan Park

Doe Park Caravan Site

Witton Castle Country Park

• Stunning Country Park located at the foothills of the Pennines
• Home to a 15th century grade ll Listed Castle

Cote House Caravan Park

Daleview Caravan Park and Campsite

• A Caravan & camping site set in the heart of the Dales
• Beautiful Caravan & camping site in the North Peninnes

Dene Mouth Caravan Park

Derecroft Glamping

• Luxury pods with gorgeous hill views near Lanchester, County Durham
• Durham 20 minutes' drive; half hour to Hadrian’s Wall
• Fully equipped kitchen, private decking with hot tub and pizza oven

Country Canines Glamping

• Luxury Bell tent and private dog park hire, in an area of O.N.B.
• Panoramic views, sleeps 3 people and max 3 dogs
• Let your dogs roam while you kick back and relax

Edmundbyers Youth Hostel

Pecknell Farm Touring Caravans

Fernaville's Rest

• Grade II listed country inn in the village of Whorlton
• Within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and Durham
• Dog-friendly pub serving evening meals and cask ales

Finchale Abbey Caravan Park

Grey Gables

• Well-kept, family-friendly pop-up site 15 minutes’ drive from Durham
• Locomotion, Adventure Valley and Diggerland all 25 minutes’ drive
• Off-grid pitches with countryside views; shop five minutes’ drive

Barnard Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Forrest Valley View

• 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