Yorkshire Club Campsites
Staying in Yorkshire
Yorkshire has many contrasts. From the allure of the North Yorkshire Moors, the intriguing coastline and of course the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales. With stunning countryside and virbrant towns and cities, it is a great contrast of history and the contemporary.
Follow the National Trails through glorious scenery, stop for a bite to eat in a cosy pub or explore many historic castles and majestic abbeys.
Head to the coast and enjoy classic seaside culture. Savour fresh fish and chips in Whitby, and stroll the promenade at Scarborough. Visit Sheffield for galleries and restaurants, head to Leeds for shopping or York for the stunning cathedral and cobbled streets.
Featured campsites in Yorkshire (4)
Frequently asked questions
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What are the best campsites in Yorkshire?
With people drawn to Yorkshire for its numerous walking and cycle routes, as well as its spectacular natural scenery and wealth of history, there are a number of sites that will situate you among the best of what Yorkshire has to offer. Here’s a few we’ve picked out:
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Do you allow dogs at your sites?
Yes. All of our UK Club Sites are dog-friendly and better yet, your four-legged friends go free! Find out how we cater to dogs and what to expect when visiting a Club Site with the family pet.
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Which Yorkshire campsites are open all year round?
A number of campsites are open all year round in Yorkshire. You can also browse through each county to see opening schedules for each of the sites.
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Where should I camp in Yorkshire?
Yorkshire offers something for everyone, with the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors and the city of York, as well as everything in between, providing plenty of history, nature and culture to explore. We’ve filtered our Yorkshire camping locations to make it easier to find a site that’s suitable for you.
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With miles of trails to explore, including the Cleveland Trail starting at Helmsley crossing the North York Moors National Park before heading along the coastline to Filey covering a distance of 109 miles. The trail can be explored at any time of the year but to see the full bloom of the moor heather, then August and September are good times to visit. If you are looking for some water sports or just a fresh sea breeze, visit Cayton, Whitby or Filey beaches, just some of many along Yorkshire's coastline.
For wildlife lovers, there are a number of parks to visit including Yorkshire Wildlife Park, or take a walk through Flamborough Cliffs Nature Reserve where you will see many bird species including auks, gannets, gulls amongst others. Soak up some local history at Ripley Castle, situated 3 miles from Harrogate on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Discover the grounds and gardens, deerpark and tea rooms. Near the picturesque town of Helmsley surrounded by stunning countryside within walking distance of Helmsley Castle, you will find the impressive ruins of Rievaulx Abbey.
The city of York is a popular place to visit, with so much history and character. Leeds is a vibrant city to spend the day, with some great markets and a variety of shops and restaurants to try while taking in the history all around. Sheffield in South Yorkshire is a great city for art lovers.