Barbecue grills allowed: Campgrounds in North East England

Greenoak Hideout

• 2 beautiful yurts on an idyllic country garden site.
• Private shower huts, wood fired hot tub and play area for children.
• Miniature donkeys and pony. Dog and family friendly.

Honeycott Caravan Park

Coverdale Camping

• Pretty pop-up site on a working family farm in the Yorkshire Dales
• A 10-minute drive to Middleham gallops; 15 minutes to Aysgarth Falls
• Forbidden Corner, local pub and River Cover within walking distance

Barley Cottage Camping

• Quiet site with breathtaking views

Wolds Glamping

• Family-run farm welcoming visitors for over 30 years
• Heated shower block on site with fans and LED lighting
• Within walking distance of Pocklington

Haggworm Hall

• 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

Arosa Caravan and Camping Park

• Family-run site a few miles from Scarborough
• Toilets, showers, playground and shop
• Bar, restaurant, wifi and evening entertainment on site

Langley West House Farm

• Bell tent on a rural 220-acre farm with views over Malton Valley
• A 10-minute drive from Durham and a farm park; footpaths nearby
• Firepit, barbecue and woodland paths on site; book a beekeeping lesson

Langley Dam Glamping

• Smart wooden pods a short walk from the village of Langley
• A 15-minute' drive from Hexham and Hadrian's Wall
• 14-acre trout lake on site, with tackle hire and tuition available

Field House Farm

• Luxurious bell tents with lovely Yorkshire Wolds views near Driffield
• A 40-minute drive to York Minster and Flamingo Land Resort
• Eco-friendly amenities, breakfast van and pizza stand at the weekend

Swallow Barn Farm

• Wild camping site in West Yorkshire two miles from the Peak District
• A 10-minute drive from Holmfirth Vineyard; 20 minutes from Black Hill
• Pub within walking distance; firepits provided per pitch

The Meadow

• Luxury bell-tent glamping in a secluded Northumberland hay meadow
• A 30-minute drive to Alnwick Castle, and 15 minutes to Blyth beach
• Outdoor cooking, animals on site; close to a farm shop, café and pub

Camping at Castle Howard Traction Engine Rally

• Spacious pop-up site at the Castle Howard Traction Engine Rally
• In the grounds of Castle Howard, 35 minutes’ drive from York
• Vintage autos, crafts stalls, fairground, food trucks and licensed bar

Plain Jane Glamping

• Glamping site on a working smallholding four miles from Morpeth
• A 15-minute drive from Blyth beach and Northumberland Country Zoo
• Handily within walking distance of a café, farm shop and village pub

Sunnyview Touring Park

• Peaceful and well-maintained site for the over-45s
• A 10-minute drive from central Doncaster and an hour from York
• Safe park with CCTV, security gates and an on-site manager

Fenham-le-Moor Campsite

• Seaside pitches on a farm opposite the holy island of Lindisfarne
• A 20-minute drive from Bamburgh and Seahouses
• In an excellent location for birdwatching and spotting seals

Wood Nook Caravan Park

• Family-run park two miles from Grassington in the Yorkshire Dales
• A short drive to Skipton and Bolton Abbey ruins
• Walks to Grassington, Linton Falls and Malham direct from the site

Seddons Caravan Park

• Quiet dog-friendly holiday park in a woodland with lots of wildlife
• A 10-minute drive from Druridge Bay; 25 minutes to Alnwick Castle
• Play area, woodland walks and den-building; dog-friendly pub nearby