Campgrounds in North East England

Pods on the Wall

• Beautifully maintained, site under the dark skies.

York Caravan Park

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

Edmundbyers Youth Hostel

Toadlands Shepherd Huts

• Luxurious adults-only shepherd’s huts in Teesdale, County Durham
• A 15-minute drive to High Force Waterfall and Barnard Castle
• Bespoke decor, kitchen, ensuite shower, kingsize bed and dining area

Badgers Retreat

Wolds Way Caravan and Camping

The Little Hide

• Intimate adults-only site a 15-minute drive from York city centre
• Beningbrough Hall 15 minutes’ drive; Dalby Forest 50 minutes
• Dogs welcome; café; communal fridge; launderette with tumble dryer

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

Barff Hill Farm

• Pop-up site with views of Yorkshire Wolds countryside
• A 40-minute drive to Bridlington, and 20 minutes to Beverley Minster
• Well-maintained grass pitches; pubs, fishing and historic sites nearby

Goosewood Caravan Park

The Gables Pod Camping

• Peaceful retreat for couples, just outside the village of Escomb
• Within walking distance of Kynren, the 'Epic Tale of England'
• Barbecues, kitchenettes and outdoor seating on site

Barmston Beach Holiday Park

Barmston Farm Holiday Park

• Small family-run farm park 10 minutes' drive from Beverley
• A 15-minute walk from local pub and shop; bus stops nearby
• Well-stocked three-acre fishing lake on site

Usha Gap Campsite

Moorview Farm

• Quiet tent pitches in a secure paddock in the Nidderdale AONB
• A mile and a half to Pateley Bridge; Brimham Rocks 15 minutes' drive
• On-site animal sanctuary; far-reaching views over Yorke's Folly