Balance paid before arrival: Campgrounds in North East England

Harrogate Railway Football Club

Camping on The Wolds

• Spacious dog-friendly Yorkshire Wolds site in Driffield
• A 25-minute drive from the coast; less than an hour from York
• Close to walking trails and railway station; bus stop just outside

Sunny Leisure

• Peaceful rural pub campsite in North Yorkshire
• Central Leeds or York 35 minutes' drive
• Food and drink served on site; less than a mile to a railway station

Oakwood Escapes

• Luxury glamping cabins surrounded by peaceful countryside
• A 20-minute drive from Beverley and 40 minutes from York
• Each cabin has a southerly private veranda and handmade kitchen

Apple Tree Farm

• Back-to-basics field with horses, a five-minute drive from Pocklington
• York half an hour’s drive; Danes Dyke Nature Reserve 55 minutes
• Dog-friendly site; pub and walking trails within a half-hour walk

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 Den at Husthwaite Gate

• Small family-run site under the Hambleton hills
• Secluded and level with uninterrupted views
• Café, shop and homemade cakes

Bawtry Caravan and Camping

• Peaceful adults-only site on the edge of a South Yorkshire market town
• A 20-minute drive from Doncaster and 40 minutes from Sheffield
• Dog-friendly site; pubs and shops five minutes' drive away

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

The Woodland Gallery

• Peaceful pitches in a 10-acre ancient woodland and sculpture park
• A five-minute drive from the edge of the Peak District National Park
• Stone circle and firepit on site; 15 minutes’ walk from pubs and shops

Ashtree Farm

• Pop-up campsite with views over Northumberland to the Cheviot Hills
• A 20-minute drive to Newcastle and Corbridge Roman Town
• Pick your own off-grid pitches; walks and cycle routes from the site

Haggworm Hall

• Secluded site 25 mins' drive from Barnard Castle, on the Pennine Way
• Grassholme Observatory 20 minutes’ drive; Hamsterley Forest half-hour
• Views over Blackton and Hury reservoirs, with fishing available

Upwood Holiday Park

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

Well House Farm

• Dog-friendly Northumberland site with dark skies and great views
• A 15-minute drive to Hexham, Corbridge and Hadrian's Wall
• Back to basics pitches with easy access from the A68

West High House Farm Campsite

• Pop-up site on a Northumberland farm on the outskirts of Morpeth
• Belsay Hall 20 minutes’ drive; Northumberland Coast Path 25 minutes
• Wild-style camping with basic facilities; pub within a half-hour walk

Whitby Log Cabins

• Adults-only log cabins in private woodland two miles from Whitby
• A 15-minute drive to Robin Hood's Bay; 20 mins to heritage railway
• Ensuite lodges with deck, woodburner and kitchen facilities

Willitoft Fishery

• Cosy lodge at a fishery 10 minutes’ drive from Howden, East Yorkshire
• Allerthorpe Lakeland Park 20 minutes’ drive and York 35 minutes
• Fully equipped kitchen; Smart TV; three well-maintained fishing lakes

Willow Grove Farm

• Wild camping on a small farm in the Calder Valley, West Yorkshire
• A 20-minute drive to Leeds galleries, and 40 minutes to Harewood House
• Farm shop and animals on site; close to fishing, walks and museums