Tent campgrounds in Co. Durham
11 bookable campgrounds with tent sites in Co. Durham
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The Barn at Easington
Peterlee, Co. Durham, England- Small peaceful site on a 30-acre farm on the Durham Heritage Coast
- Sea and wood views, 10 minutes' walk to the beach via a wooded dene
- Barbecues and campfires encouraged; firepits and wood available
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Thorpe Farm Centre
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England- Peaceful farm with pond and walking paths
- Farm shop, gift shop, café and furniture for sale
- Toilet and shower blocks with disabled access
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Countryview Caravan and Camping Site
Darlington, Co. Durham, England- Peaceful pub site with large well-maintained pitches
- In Bolam and five minutes from the A68; play area on site
- Beer garden; varied food menu to eat in or take away on weekends only
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Leekworth Caravan Park
Middleton-in-Teesdale, Co. Durham, England- A 14-acre secluded farm site with access to the Teesdale Way
- Fishing on the banks of the River Tees
- Modern amenities block with underfloor heating
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Sharpley Camping
Seaton, Co. Durham, England- Four-acre Co Durham site close to Coast to Coast cycle route
- A 10-minute drive from Seaham and 20 minutes from Durham
- Campfires allowed; kids' pedal go-karts available to borrow
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Newton Lodge Campsite
Mickleton, Co. Durham, England- Quiet family site surrounded by the Teesdale countryside
- In the Pennine Dales, 15 minutes' drive from Barnard Castle
- Set in the grounds of a traditional farmhouse; bus stop just outside
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High Woodifield
Crook, Co. Durham, England- Working farm site with pop-up dog-friendly pitches
- A 10-minute drive from nature reserves and 35 minutes from Durham
- A 35-minute walk to the butchers, supermarket and restaurants
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Dragonfly Camping
Durham, Co. Durham, England- Pop-up campsite among woodlands at a Co. Durham working farm
- Durham city centre 15 minutes' drive; 20 minutes to the coast
- Dog-friendly site; choose from main field or wilder orchard pitches
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Grey Gables
Durham, Co. Durham, England- 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
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Garth Hill Farm
Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham, England- Dog-friendly site with views of the Wear Valley and Teesdale
- A 10-minute drive from Hamsterley Forest; half an hour from Durham
- A five-minute walk to the local pub and café; petting farm on site
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Orchard Farm
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England- Scenic pop-up site on a farm a mile from Middleton-In-Teesdale
- Barnard Castle and High Force waterfalls within 15 minutes' drive
- On the edge of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Bobby Shafto Caravan Park
Beamish, Co. Durham, England- Secluded location with countryside views
- A mile from the C2C cycle route
- Bar, shop, gated access and CCTV
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Dene Mouth Caravan Park
Hartlepool, Co. Durham, England - Favourite
Meadow Farm
Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham, England- Perfectly situated in the Vale of Durham
- Rural location with beautiful views
- Ten minutes from Tindale Crescent
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Gallows Hill
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England - Favourite
Manor Park Caravan Park
Consett, Co. Durham, England - Favourite
Billy Jeans Campsite
Stockton-on-Tees, Co. Durham, England- Back to basics family-friendly stays on a working sheep farm
- Beaches, castles, manor houses and shopping within half an hour
- An hour from rambling Yorkshire's Moors, Dales and the North Pennines
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Westgate Camping Site
Westgate In Weardale, Co. Durham, England - Favourite
Forrest Valley View
Esh, Co. Durham, England- 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
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Haggworm Hall
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England- Secluded site 25 mins' drive from Barnard Castle, on the Pennine Way
- Grassholme Observatory 20 minutes’ drive; Hamsterley Forest half-hour
- Views over Blackton and Hury reservoirs, with fishing available
