Wildlife haven: Campgrounds in North East England

Hetton Law Shepherd's Hut

• Adults-only shepherd’s hut in peaceful Northumberland countryside
• Bamburgh Castle 25 minutes’ drive and Alnwick Castle half an hour
• Private garden and separate sunroom with a well-equipped kitchenette

Hesleyside Huts

Cropton Cabins

Park House

Dales View Campsite

• Wild camping with spectacular views over the Yorkshire Dales
• A 35-minute drive to Richmond and 10 minutes to Aysgarth Falls
• Exclusive-feel meadow site only accessible by 4x4 or walking

Lawsings Brow Campsite

• Tranquile counrtyside setting
• access to incredable countryside
• no on looking properties

How Stean Gorge Campsite

• Rustic Lodges set beside a natural wonder in the Yorkshire Dales

Bilton Hall Farm Fields

• Back to basics site by the cycleway from Harrogate to Knaresborough
• Five minutes' walk from an outdoor activity centre; 15 mins from pub
• On the route for cycling's 2019 UCI Road World Championships

Whitby Holiday Park

• Clifftop site with sea views a mile from Whitby town centre
• Easy access to walks on the coast path and in the North York Moors
• Playground, games room, shop, bar and café on site

East Learmouth Lakeside Lodges

• Dog-friendly lakeside lodges in the Northumberland countryside
• A 25-minute drive to Berwick-upon-Tweed; 45 minutes to Seahouses
• Fishing available on site; hot tubs

Haggerston Castle Holiday Park

Hadrian's Meadow

• Scenic wild camping meadow right next to Hadrian's Wall Path
• A 10-minute drive to Hexham; half an hour to Newcastle
• Close to Northern Saints Trail and St Oswald's Way for walkers

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

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

Meadow Farm Park

• Spacious pitches in the County Durham countryside
• Bishop Auckland 10 minutes' drive; half an hour from Durham
• Dogs, barbecues and campfires allowed

Keldy Cabins