Tent Campsites in North East England

Foxcover Wood Campsite

• Dog-friendly site with scenic countryside views in Co. Durham
• A five-minute drive to Diggerland Durham and 35 minutes to the coast
• Firepits allowed; walking trails around the site; farm shop nearby

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

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

Blue Dolphin Holiday Park

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

Bridge Park

Nun Cote Nook Farm

Harrogate Railway Football Club

Black Bull Caravan Park

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

The Hideaway at Hudegate Farm

• Peaceful back-to-basics site on a working farm in the North Pennines
• Four miles from High Force and Low Force waterfalls
• A few minutes' walk from a village with pubs and cafés

Haxey Quays

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

Spring Wood Pop-Up Campsite

• August bank holiday weekend pop-up site near Cannon Hall
• Family-friendly, with luxury loos and showers
• Perfect to extend your stay visiting 5 On The Farm at Cannon Hall

Carr House Farm

• Amazing views overlooking romantic ruins of Byland Abbey
• Wild and basic camping

The Badger and the Bear Outdoor Adventure Camp

• Peaceful wild camping on a farm site in the Northumberland countryside
• Half an hour’s drive from Northumberland National Park and the beach
• Direct access to the St Oswald's Way Path; barbecues and campfires

Marfit Head Farm

Height Gate Camping Barn

• Peaceful site in the South Pennines, popular with hill walkers
• Gaddings Dam 10 minutes’ drive; Brontë Parsonage Museum half an hour
• Farm location with dogs welcome and barbecues allowed

Studfold Caravan and Camping Park

Camp Out Back2Basic

• Back 2 Basic Camping
• Tents, Nights under the stars
• And some good old fashioned talking til the sun sets

Riverside Campsite Malham Cove

Arosa Caravan And Camping Park

• Family-run site a few miles from Scarborough
• Toilets, showers, playground and shop
• Bar, restaurant, wifi and evening entertainment on site