Birdwatching: Campsites in North East England

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

Barley Cottage Camping

• Quiet site with breathtaking views

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

Haxey Quays

• Fishing campsite in a peaceful riverside location
• Wildlife haven
• Free fishing, golf next door and a pub 100 yards away

Wagtail Farm Campsite

• Pop-up pitches on a farm opposite National Trust’s Cragside estuary
• A five-minute drive to Cragside; 40 minutes to Alnmouth and Craster
• Adjacent to the St Oswald’s Way; path to the village’s shops and pubs

The Wold Cottage

Candy Farm Naturist Site

Reighton Sands Holiday Park

Cawood Park

Primrose Valley Holiday Park

Donnewell Farm

The Bunker

• Quiet camping on a small South Yorkshire equestrian farm
• Conisbrough Castle 10 minutes' drive; Sheffield 30 minutes
• Secure, gated site with CCTV off a quiet country lane

Flying Horse Lawn

• Relaxed glamping site on the eastern edge of the Peak District
• Four miles from central Sheffield; Bamford Edge 10 minutes' drive
• Five minutes' walk from the Rivelin Valley and an independent café

Sunnyside Eco Caravan

• Solar-powered vintage caravan at a rural South Yorkshire site
• Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Cannon Hall within 20 minutes' drive
• Reflexology and Indian head massage available to book on site

Flower of May Holiday Park

Swithens Farm

• Family-friendly site next to a 150-acre farm park
• A 20-minute drive from central Leeds; 45 minutes from York
• Café, food shop, kids' farm, play area and wifi