Spectacular scenery: Camping sites & Campgrounds in North East England

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Kirkby Malham Camping

• Wild riverside camping field near Malham in the Yorkshire Dales
• A 10-minute drive to Malham Cove, Janet’s Foss and Gordale Scar
• On the route of the Pennine Way; country pub 10 minutes' walk

Camp Out Back2Basic

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

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

Finchale Abbey Caravan Park

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

Country Canines Glamping

• Luxury Bell tent and private dog park hire, in an area of O.N.B.
• Panoramic views, sleeps 3 people and max 3 dogs
• Let your dogs roam while you kick back and relax

Nun Cote Nook Farm

Yorkshire Coast Glamping

• Simple rural site with gorgeous views of the North Yorkshire coastline
• A five-minute drive to Hayburn Wyke beach; 15 minutes to Scarborough
• Pre-erected tents with bedding; farm shop and pubs a short drive away

Grinton Lodge Youth Hostel

• In the grounds of a former shooting lodge in the Yorkshire Dales
• Garden, adventure playground, TV room, games room and log fire
• Fully licensed with breakfast and evening meals served daily

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

Greengates Farm

• Peaceful site on a family-run working farm in rural North Yorkshire
• A 20-minute drive from Harrogate and Yorkshire Dales National Park
• Scenic views of the Arthington viaduct and River Wharfe

Fox Covert Farm

• Peaceful site on a working farm in the Yorkshire Wolds
• A 35-minute drive from Bridlington; Castle Howard 40 minutes
• Pet-friendly campsite with easy access to several footpaths