Static caravan parks in North East England
8 bookable campsites with caravans for hire in North East England
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Crows Nest Caravan Park
Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England- Dog-friendly park five miles from Scarborough and 2.5 from Filey
- Award-winning amenities block, family bathroom and launderette
- Indoor heated pool, lounge bar, family bar, play area and supermarket
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The Barn at Easington
Peterlee, Co. Durham, England- Small peaceful site on a 30-acre farm on the Durham Heritage Coast
- Sea and wood views, 10 minutes' walk to the beach via a wooded dene
- Barbecues and campfires encouraged; firepits and wood available
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Hutton Le Hole Caravan Park
Kirkbymoorside, North Yorkshire, England- Well-maintained family-owned park on a working farm
- 15 minutes' drive to Pickering and a short walk to Hutton-le-Hole
- Luxury heated shower and toilet facilities in a walkers' paradise
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Keld Knowle Farm Holidays
Pickering, North Yorkshire, England- Small family-run park on a 200-acre dairy farm with stunning views
- In Wrelton, a five-minute drive from Pickering and Sinnington
- Walks and cycles around the North York Moors straight from the site
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Akebar Park
Leyburn, North Yorkshire, England- Family-friendly park near Leyburn with 18-hole golf course on site
- Within 20 minutes' drive of Richmond Castle and Jervaulx Abbey
- Dog-exercise area available
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Butt Farm Caravan and Campsite
Beverley, East Yorkshire, England- Friendly and relaxed farm site two miles from Beverley town centre
- On a footpath and cycle network
- Well-maintained amenities, bike storage and barbecue/firepit hire
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Robin Hood Caravan Park
Slingsby, North Yorkshire, England- In North Yorkshire countryside on the outskirts of Slingsby
- Clean and up to date amenities
- Licensed shop, play area and launderette
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Beadlam Rigg
Helmsley, North Yorkshire, England- Single static on a working farm: have the site to yourself
- Own enclosed parking and garden area
- Views across the site garden and the Vale of York beyond
