Campsites in North East England

Reighton Sands Holiday Park

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

Daisy Bank Camp

• Luxury rural retreat on the edge of the West Yorkshire moors
• A 15-minute drive from Hebden Bridge; 25 minutes from Hardcastle Crags
• Bespoke hand-built cabins sleeping two people; dogs welcome

Low Bollihope Farm

• Smart modern chalet just off the Weardale Way near Frosterley
• Half an hour's drive from Durham and Hamsterley Forest
• Well-equipped kitchen, wetroom and decked balcony

Strawberry Hill Farm Caravan and Camping Park

• Family-run park in rural Co. Durham with easy access from the A1
• A 10-minute drive to Durham city centre; 20 minutes to the coast
• Tea room on site for breakfasts, hot drinks and homemade cakes

Kyo Camping

• Wild camping on a Northumberland farm five minutes’ drive from Prudhoe
• Hadrian’s Wall 15 minutes’ drive; Newcastle upon Tyne 25 minutes
• Stunning country views; fresh eggs available; pubs half an hour’s walk

Pecknell Farm Touring Caravans

Camp and Chill

• Beautiful luxury Glamping site

Hilltop Hangout

• Pop-up site for short stays in Northumberland National Park
• Cragside 20 minutes' drive; Alnmouth 35 minutes
• Secure bike storage on request; polite dogs (on leads) welcome

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

Bridge Park

How Stean Gorge Campsite

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

Cote Ghyll Caravan & Camping Park

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

Castledene Holiday Park

Sexhow Park Farm

• Dog-friendly wildlife haven in the North Yorkshire countryside
• Under 10 minutes' drive to the Cleveland Way and Coast to Coast paths
• Logs available for firepits; fresh eggs and local honey sold on site

Apple Tree Farm

• Back-to-basics field with horses, a five-minute drive from Pocklington
• York half an hour’s drive; Danes Dyke Nature Reserve 55 minutes
• Dog-friendly site; pub and walking trails within a half-hour walk