Campsites in North East England
298 bookable campsites in North East England
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Primrose Hill Farm
Bugthorpe, East Yorkshire, England- Secluded adults-only pitches on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds
- A 20-minute drive to York's park and ride; 45 minutes to the coast
- Part of a working farm with easy access to bridleways for walks
Sunnyside Eco Caravan
Silkstone, South Yorkshire, England- Solar-powered vintage caravan at a rural South Yorkshire site
- Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Cannon Hall within 20 minutes' drive
- Reflexology and Indian head massage available to book on site
Cheviot View
Hedley on the Hill, Northumberland, England- Fully furnished bell tent on a hilltop with views of the Cheviot Hills
- A 15-minute drive to Derwent Reservoir; 20 minutes to Hadrian’s Wall
- Well-behaved dogs welcome; walks, cycle routes and gastropub nearby
Seddons Caravan Park
Morpeth, Northumberland, England- Quiet dog-friendly holiday park in a woodland with lots of wildlife
- A 10-minute drive from Druridge Bay; 25 minutes to Alnwick Castle
- Play area, woodland walks and den-building; dog-friendly pub nearby
Tickhill Alpacas
Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England- Wild-style glamping on a five-acre alpaca farm near Tickhill
- Golf courses and Yorkshire Wildlife Park within a 20-minute drive
- Family-friendly site with alpaca treks and playground on site
Hide and Bolt
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England- Small family-friendly site five minutes’ drive from Barnard Castle
- Half an hour’s drive to Upper Teesdale nature reserve and waterfalls
- Pub half an hour’s walk away; shops and eateries in Barnard Castle
Plain Jane Glamping
Morpeth, Northumberland, England- Glamping site on a working smallholding four miles from Morpeth
- A 15-minute drive from Blyth beach and Northumberland Country Zoo
- Handily within walking distance of a café, farm shop and village pub
Flying Horse Lawn
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England- 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
Haggworm Hall
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, England- 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
Galtres Farm Campsite
York, North Yorkshire, England- Family-run and dog-friendly pop-up site on a working farm near York
- A 10-minute drive to central York, 40 minutes to Flamingo Land Resort
- No-frills camping field with shops and pubs within 10 minutes’ drive
West High House Farm Campsite
Morpeth, Northumberland, England- 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
The Duke of Wellington
Northallerton, North Yorkshire, England- Pub campsite on the outskirts of North York Moors National Park
- Preston Park Museum & Grounds half an hour’s drive; Whitby one hour
- Play area, games room, Sky Sports, home-cooked food and live music
Apple Tree Farm
Pocklington, East Yorkshire, England- 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
Country Glamping Co.
Bishop Auckland, Co. Durham, England- 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
Ye Olde Mustard Pot
Midhopestones, South Yorkshire, England- Pop-up site next to a South Yorkshire country pub in Midhopestones
- Longdendale Trail a five-minute walk; Sheffield half an hour’s drive
- Home-cooked food, real fires and a beer garden; hiking from the site
Feather Down - Northumberland Farm
Seahouses, Northumberland, England- Luxurious, dog-friendly safari tents on a Northumberland family farm
- Bamburgh Castle 10 minutes’ drive, and Lindisfarne 35 minutes
- Wildlife haven 10 minutes’ drive from the sea; honesty shop on site
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