Campgrounds in North East England with fires allowed

High Langdale Hideaway

• Off-grid shepherd’s hut in a secluded spot with moorland views
• A 40-minute drive to Whitby and Pickering, and 45 minutes to Goathland
• Adults-only retreat with kitchen and barbecue

Grinton Lodge Youth Hostel

• In the grounds of a former shooting lodge in the Yorkshire Dales
• Garden, adventure playground, TV room, games room and log fire
• Fully licensed with breakfast and evening meals served daily

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

Hazel Brow Wild Camping

• Basic, quiet site at the edge of a village in spectacular countryside
• Pitch up and wild camp in a rural location
• Wildlife habitat in scenic Swaledale among alpacas and rabbits

West Barnley Campsite

• Simple pop-up site across two acres of a Co.Durham working farm
• On the edge of North Pennines Area of Outstanding Beauty; dogs welcome
• In the village of Eggleston with easy access from the B6282

Willow and Greene

• Private glamping in a cosy cabin in Northumberland
• A 15-minute drive from the beach; 45 minutes from the national park
• Hob, fridge, radio and outdoor seating area; farm shop and café nearby

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

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

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

Tickhill Alpacas

• Wild-style glamping on a five-acre alpaca farm near Tickhill
• Golf courses and Yorkshire Wildlife Park within a 20-minute drive
• Family-friendly site with alpaca treks and playground on site

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

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

The Dales Camping and Caravanning

• Well-maintained family-run site next to Thornton Steward Reservoir
• On the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, 10 mins' drive from Jervaulx Abbey
• Fishing passes available; great stargazing and wildlife-spotting

Bridge Park

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

Camble Field Campsite

• Back to basics campsite on a North Yorkshire family farm
• Jervaulx Abbey 10 minutes' drive; Hawes 45 minutes
• Peaceful farm site with excellent views; 1.25 miles to a village pub