Barbecue grills allowed: Campgrounds in North East England

Gilling Castle

• Family-friendly stays overlooking a 12th-century Yorkshire castle
• Half a mile from Gilling East; Malton 20 minutes' drive
• Access to 200 acres of woodland and over 10 miles of footpaths

Grass Wood Lane Site

• Quiet location five minutes walk from the centre of Grassington
• Spectacular views across Wharfedale with the River Wharfe very close
• Grassington is the heart of the Dales with several pubs & restaurants

Galtres Farm Campsite

• Family-run and dog-friendly pop-up site on a working farm near York
• A 10-minute drive to central York, 40 minutes to Flamingo Land Resort
• No-frills camping field with shops and pubs within 10 minutes’ drive

Usha Gap Campsite

Flinton Grange Campsite

• Peaceful five-acre East Yorkshire farm site 20 mins' drive from Hull
• A five-minutes drive from the coast; 11 beaches nearby
• Simple pitches with rural views all around; dogs welcome

South Carr Camping

• Back to basics farm site surrounded by the East Yorkshire countryside
• A 15-minute drive to Beverley and an hour to York
• Public footpath running through the site for easy access to walks

Bay Ness Farm

• Spectacular views above Robin Hood's Bay
• Coastline a short walk away through the farm
• Four miles from Whitby for boat trips and golden sands

Flask Holiday Park

• Family-run for over 30 years
• Among pretty views in the North York Moors National Park
• Bistro, café, large play area and plenty of room for ball games

Sleep Under Canvas

• Pet-friendly pop-up site in the West Yorkshire countryside
• A 15-minute drive from Harrogate and Otley; Leeds 30 minutes
• On-site tipi bar and restaurant; views over Almscliffe Crag

Tin and Canvas Glamping

• Country meadow in central Pickering overlooking a steam railway stop
• A half-hour drive to Whitby; 10 minutes to the North Yorkshire Moors
• Two minutes’ walk from shops, cafés and pubs on Pickering high street

Thornton Lodge Country Retreats

• Well-maintained and peaceful adults-only touring park
• A five-minute drive from Easingwold and half an hour from York
• Overlooks trout fishing lakes and has views of the Howardian Hills

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

Middle White Hill Camping

• Back to basics site with large pitches on a family-run livestock farm
• A 10-minute drive to Wallington Hall and 25 minutes to Hadrian's Wall
• Family-friendly, with easy access to the St. Oswald’s Way

Laurels Park

• 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