Caravan sites in North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire is the largest county in England and is renowned for its outstanding unspoilt scenery, picturesque villages and lively market towns.

The county offers ideal walking opportunities with its dramatic coastline, colourful heather moorland and stunning river vales. For those that enjoy bird watching a number of different species can be spotted at the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.

Take a stroll into the past by visiting one of the many castles or abbey ruins and discover how people lived hundreds of years ago. Other visitor attractions include among others The North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the Jorvik Viking Centre, Flamingo Land and a wide choice of museums including The World of James Herriot in the market town of Thirsk.

Caravan sites and parks in North Yorkshire

Bolton Abbey Estate Caravan Club Site

Hawes Caravan Club Site

Knaresborough Caravan Club Site

Lower Wensleydale Caravan Club Site

North Yorkshire Moors Caravan Club Site

Richmond Hargill House Caravan Club Site

Scarborough West Ayton Caravan Club Site

The Howard, Rosedale Abbey Caravan Club Site

Thirsk Racecourse Caravan Club Site

Wharfedale Caravan Club Site

York Beechwood Grange Caravan Club Site

York Rowntree Park Caravan Club Site

Recommended destinations for NORTH YORKSHIRE

Knaresborough

Market Town

Knaresborough is a delightful picture postcard market town with cobbled lanes and charming olde worlde tea rooms.

Pickering

Ancient Town

Gateway to the Moors, the market town of Pickering is reputed to be the oldest town in the District.

York

Historical City

Steeped in history, the walled city of York is home to the largest Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe.

Great Days Out

There’s always plenty to do from Club Sites – take a look at these local attractions and events coming up near this site. Attractions offering a discount for Club Members are highlighted with a ‘Member Offer’ logo.

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Attraction

Member offer

St Mary's Church

Reeth, North Yorkshire

An excellent example of a Waterloo or 'Millions' church, St Mary's, begun in 1816, was not financed by the money collected nationally in thanksgiving for the defeat of Napoleon, but from a Lord of the Manor's legacy. A large church built to

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St Joseph's RC Church

Pickering, North Yorkshire

Built in 1911 by Leonard Stokes, this bold church with its squat square tower stands on a bank, which in spring is covered by a carpet of daffodils. Noteworthy features include a fine carved stone font by the sculptor Eric Gill and the alta

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Milners of Leyburn

Leyburn, North Yorkshire

Milners of Leyburn is an established family business situated in Leyburn market square selling Homestyle products, Ladies, Gents and Children’s fashions, Gifts and Accessories.

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St Botolph's Church

Malton, North Yorkshire

Dating from the late 12th century, St Botolph's is a fine cruciform building with nave, chancel, north and south transepts and a central tower rising at the crossing with impressive intact arches. It is believed that Bosa, Archbishop of Yor

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Holy Trinity Church, Coverham

Leyburn, North Yorkshire

This church is one of 340 cared for by The Churches Conservation Trust - the national charity protecting historic churches at risk. For more details about all our churches, see visitchurches.org.uk.

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