Campsites in North East England

Cherish Glamping

• Rural yurts in Upper Wensleydale, close to walking trails
• A 10-minute drive from Hawes and Hardraw Force; Aysgarth Falls 20 mins
• Woodfired hot tub, kingsize bed and breakfast delivery for each yurt

Westfield House Farm

• Secluded glamping on a farm just outside Northumberland National Park
• Under a 10-minute drive to Rothbury and 25 minutes to Alnwick
• Ensuite shepherd's huts with kitchens, woodburning stoves and campfire

Candy Farm Naturist Site

Usha Gap Campsite

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

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

Canadian Fields

• Family-run site in Ryedale, 45 minutes' drive from York
• In an area of local hikes and undisturbed byways
• Restaurant on site in a heated Lapland tent

Harrogate Caravan Park

Black Bull Caravan Park

• Family run, family orientated camping and caravan park
• Situated at the gateway to the North York Moors

Cawood Park

Honeycott Caravan Park

Church Point Caravan Park

Toadlands Shepherd Huts

• Luxurious adults-only shepherd’s huts in Teesdale, County Durham
• A 15-minute drive to High Force Waterfall and Barnard Castle
• Bespoke decor, kitchen, ensuite shower, kingsize bed and dining area

Keldy Cabins

Barker Stakes Farm

• small family holiday park 1.5 miles from Pickering
• 6 Glamping pods with shower rooms and kitchenettes
• sleeps 2 adults and 2 children

Chequers Inn

Brickyard Lakes Country Park

• Peaceful rural site in Ryedale, three miles from Malton
• Within a 45-minute drive of York, the North York Moors and the coast
• Large lake on site for fishing and wildlife spotting

The Woodland Gallery

• Peaceful pitches in a 10-acre ancient woodland and sculpture park
• A five-minute drive from the edge of the Peak District National Park
• Stone circle and firepit on site; 15 minutes’ walk from pubs and shops

The Wold Cottage