Camping sites & Campgrounds in North East England

Spital Farm

South Meadows Caravan Park

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

Studfold Caravan and Camping Park

Swinton Bivouac

• Luxury site with upcycled features in the Yorkshire Dales
• Three miles from the market town of Masham
• Hot tub, café, craft workshops and regular activities

Thornton Lodge Country Retreats

• Well-maintained and peaceful adults-only touring park
• A five-minute drive from Easingwold and half an hour from York
• Overlooks trout fishing lakes and has views of the Howardian Hills

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

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

The Meadow

• Luxury bell-tent glamping in a secluded Northumberland hay meadow
• A 30-minute drive to Alnwick Castle, and 15 minutes to Blyth beach
• Outdoor cooking, animals on site; close to a farm shop, café and pub

The Private Hill

• Hillside glamping in geodesic domes at the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds
• A 20-minute drive from Pocklington and 35 minutes from York
• Café on site with cream teas and licensed bar; free farm tours

Through The Kissing Gate

• Peaceful, simple grass pitches just outside the hamlet of Aldfield
• Ripon and Lightwater Valley Theme Park within 20 minutes' drive
• Walk across open fields to Fountains Abbey in 10 minutes

The Woodhead Barn

• Spacious, peaceful West Yorkshire site funding a charitable cause
• Next to Peak District National Park, 10 mins' drive from Holmfirth
• Café, playroom and smart modern bathrooms 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

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

Warkworth View

• Exclusive-use glampsite five minutes’ drive from Amble, Northumberland
• Low Hauxley Beach five minutes’ drive, and Alnwick Castle 25 minutes
• Luxury bell tent with woodburning stove, outdoor kitchen and firepit

Wild Northumberland Glamping

• Luxury glamping site in secluded Northumberland National Park
• A 50-minute drive to Hadrian’s Wall Path; an hour to Alnwick Castle
• Cleverly equipped wooden pods with TV, cooker, decking and firepit

Woldgate Trekking and Livery Centre

Ye Olde Mustard Pot

• Pop-up site next to a South Yorkshire country pub in Midhopestones
• Longdendale Trail a five-minute walk; Sheffield half an hour’s drive
• Home-cooked food, real fires and a beer garden; hiking from the site

York Holiday and Cycle Stop

• Two-person glamping pods in landscaped gardens just outside York
• Modern colourful pods with heating, wifi, tea and coffee
• For cyclists and non-cyclists; secure bike lockers at each pod