Tent Camping in North Yorkshire

Forcett Hall

• Peaceful camping location on an estate in North Yorkshire countryside
• A 30-minute drive to the Yorkshire Dales; North York Moors 50 minutes
• In the grounds of Grade 1-listed Forcett Hall, close to pubs and shops

Moor End Farm

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

York Naburn Lock Caravan and Camping Park

• Award-winning family-friendly riverside site on the banks of the Ouse
• A 15-minute drive to York city centre; bus and boat links from site
• Dog exercise area, fishing and small shop on site

Holly Park Farm

• Peaceful family-run park on the edge of the North York Moors
• Under 10 minutes' drive from Helmsley
• Around 45 minutes' drive from York and the coast

Camping at Castle Howard Traction Engine Rally

• Spacious pop-up site at the Castle Howard Traction Engine Rally
• In the grounds of Castle Howard, 35 minutes’ drive from York
• Vintage autos, crafts stalls, fairground, food trucks and licensed bar

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

Champs Field

Whixley Lodge Campsite

Linton Lock Caravan and Camping Site

Jolly Days Luxury Camping

South Newlands Farm

Cote Ghyll Caravan & Camping Park

Home Farm Caravan & Camping

Lower Wensleydale Caravan Club Site

• Site setting within a hollow quary full of wild flowers, mosses, trees
• This is a managed site
• Great area for tent campers

Carr House Farm

• Amazing views overlooking romantic ruins of Byland Abbey
• Wild and basic camping

South Carolina Caravan Park

Wrens of Ryedale Caravan and Camp Site

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