Glamping sites in North East England

Aberford Campsite

South Meadows Caravan Park

Rosedale Abbey Caravan Park

Flying Horse Lawn

• 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

Flower of May Holiday Park

Stubdale Farm Campsite

• Peaceful family-run site on a North Yorkshire farm
• A 10-minute drive from the North York Moors; 25 minutes from Whitby
• A mile and a half to a country pub; walking and cycling trails nearby

Riverfield Glamping

• Private use of a family-friendly bell tent in Ryedale
• A 15-minute drive from walks on the North Yorkshire Moors
• Visit the local pub a mile away away or cook on the firepit provided

Wild Northumberland Glamping

• Luxury glamping site in secluded Northumberland National Park
• A 50-minute drive to Hadrian’s Wall Path; an hour to Alnwick Castle
• Cleverly equipped wooden pods with TV, cooker, decking and firepit

Merry Dale Bell Tents

• Glamping on a North Yorkshire farm 15 minutes’ drive from Filey
• Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast and Scarborough 25 minutes’ drive
• Fully equipped bell tents with covered outdoor kitchen

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

York Holiday and Cycle Stop

• Two-person glamping pods in landscaped gardens just outside York
• Modern colourful pods with heating, wifi, tea and coffee
• For cyclists and non-cyclists; secure bike lockers at each pod

Keldy Cabins

Pinewood Park

• Quiet, family-run site with stunning views
• Within walking distance of Scarborough town centre
• Play Cowboys and Indians in the woods

Wyse House Campsite

• Peaceful, farm based site in rural Ryedale, one mile from Malton,

Cropton Cabins

Pods on the Wall

• Beautifully maintained, site under the dark skies.

Shearling Shepherd's Hut

• Cosy hut on the Northumberland Coastal Path, with views of Holy Island
• Bamburgh Castle 10 minutes’ drive; Berwick-upon-Tweed 20 minutes
• Rainfall shower, kingsize bed and private garden with chiminea

Burnfoot Woodland Yurts

• A small family run woodland yurt site, still in development on the edg
• Secluded woodland with 4 private yurts all with private bathrooms

Otterington Park

• Well-maintained park in the Vale of York
• Near James Herriot and Brontë country in Thirsk and Haworth
• Private fishing lake, nature trails and heated amenities block

Upwood Holiday Park