On-site restaurant/cafe: Camping sites & Campgrounds in North East England

Sandy Bay Holiday Park

• Cliffside site a short walk from the beach
• Well-kept grounds set around a koi carp lake
• Pool, adventure playground, bar, restaurant and takeaway

Hundred Oaks Caravan Park

Primrose Valley Holiday Park

Black Bull Caravan Park

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

Country Glamping Co.

• Luxury glamping 10 minutes’ drive from Bishop Auckland, County Durham
• A 20-minute drive to the Bowes Museum, half an hour to Durham
• Smart TV, central heating and well-equipped kitchen; café on site

Thrybergh Country Park Campsite

• Peaceful and scenic countryside park on the outskirts of Rotherham
• Stately homes, castles and Peak District walks within half an hour
• Trout fishing, soft play, kids' bike trail, two-mile footpath and café

Hollym Leisure

• Camping pods with a quiet, relaxing vibe two miles from Withernsea
• A five-minute drive from Withernsea beach and 35 minutes from Hull
• Private decking with a barbecue; access to an on-site coffee shop

Nun Cote Nook Farm

Barmston Beach Holiday Park

Harrogate Caravan Park

Flying Horse Lawn

• Relaxed glamping site on the eastern edge of the Peak District
• Four miles from central Sheffield; Bamford Edge 10 minutes' drive
• Five minutes' walk from the Rivelin Valley and an independent café

Reighton Sands Holiday Park

Bowland Fell Park

Keldy Cabins

Stableside Campsite

• Dog-friendly south York site on the grounds of York Racecourse
• A 10-minute drive to York city centre and 35 minutes to Malton
• Wifi; access to showers and toilet; pubs, shops and restaurants nearby

Woldgate Trekking and Livery Centre

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

Harrogate Railway Football Club

Ye Olde Red Lion

• Ensuite glamping pods in the grounds of a traditional village pub
• In the Yorkshire Wolds, half an hour's drive from York
• Pub serving breakfasts, home-cooked meals and local ales