Top 25 Campsites in the North-East of England

August 1, 2025

1. Herding Hill Farm Camping and Glamping Site

Rated 5 AA Platinum Pennant and 5-star by Visit England, this Northumberland campsite with glamping, camping, touring and luxury lodge with outdoor hot tubs, is just 1 mile from Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, North East England. Tents welcome. Family and dog friendly Dark Skies campsite with spectacular stargazing, we are a low noise site and do not allow group bookings without prior discussion.

Key features: Riverside pitches & glamping, family-friendly, onsite activities like bushcraft & pizza takeaway, close to Hadrian’s Wall.

Address: Herding Hill Farm, Shield Hill, Haltwhistle, Northumberland, NE49 9NW

2. Walkmill Campsite

Walkmill Campsite is a quiet and peaceful campsite encircled by the River Coquet. Think of it as a wild camping experience with luxuries to enhance your stay. Amongst idyllic woodland and wild flowers across the meadow in mid-summer, Walkmill is a tranquil site on a smallholding of over 8 acres.

Key features: Quiet rural setting, spacious pitches, clean showers and toilets, campfires allowed

Address: Walkmill Camping & Caravan Site (Nr Guyzance), Warkworth, Northumberland, NE65 9AJ

3. Tyne View Camping

Take off to Tyne and Wear for a stay at a place that’s peaceful, secluded and surrounded by splendid landscapes… Tyne View Camping, just over a mile from the pretty village of Hedley on the Hill, is part of a working farm where David and family look forward to welcoming guests to their lovely little patch of the countryside.

Key features: Elevated views, honesty shop, simple but spotless amenities, friendly owners.

Address: Tyne View Camping, Currock Hill Farm, Chopwell, Tyne and Wear, England, NE17 7AX

4. Kielder Village Caravan & Camping Site

A rustic, three star, independent site. Situated in a remote and quiet part of Northumberland. Dark sky friendly with no mobile signal and lots of space to relax. The site is available to like minded walkers, campers, motorbikes, camper vans, motorhomes and touring caravans.

Key features: Close to Kielder Water & Forest Park, playground, free Wi‑Fi area, wildlife-rich forest environment.

Address: Kielder Village Campsite, Kielder, Northumberland, NE48 1EJ.

5. Leekworth Caravan & Camping Park

Leekworth caravan & camping park Teesdale is situated on the outskirts of the historic market village of Middleton in Teesdale, and very close to Barnard Castle. The stunning natural beauty of the North Pennines surrounds the site and is set on the banks of the river Tees.

Key features: River‑side location on Teesdale Way, excellent fishing access, peaceful countryside base.

Address: Leekworth Ln, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Barnard Castle DL12 0TL

6. Shepherd’s Hut (Winlaton Mill, Tyne Valley)

The handcrafted shepherd's hut at Hagg Hill Retreat enjoys a picturesque setting and is lovingly furnished with plenty of special touches to give you a break to remember. Comfortably sleeping a family of four, there is a double bed and two single bunks, which convert into a sofa. The log burning stove will keep you warm and cosy whatever the weather and there's a single ring hob, as well as a barbecue and picnic table outside.

Key features: Cosy glamping hut with wood‑burner, BBQ, balcony—perfect for couples or small families.

7. Springhill Farm

Surrounded by rolling countryside, Springhill Farm boasts breathtaking sea views toward the Farne Islands and Bamburgh Castle, with the Cheviot Hills gracing the horizon. Just one mile from Seahouses and three miles from Bamburgh, our location puts you within easy reach of everything Northumberland has to offer. Explore miles of empty beaches on foot or by bike, wander along country lanes, and discover hidden coves at nearby Beadnell Bay.

Key features: Coastal views & walled play area, wigwams + campfire rings, near Bamburgh Castle.

Address: Springhill Farm Holiday Accommodation, Springhill Farm, Seahouses, Northumberland, NE68 7UR

8. Scarborough Camping & Caravanning Club

Situated near the traditional seaside resort of the same name, our Scarborough Club Site is ideal for exploring Yorkshire’s dramatic coastline and untamed moors. Whether you’re looking for a nostalgic family holiday, cultural break or a relaxing trip, Scarborough – Britain’s first-holiday resort – has something for everyone.

Key features: Established family‑friendly site, big pitches, regular events & facilities.

Address: Scarborough Camping and Caravanning Club, Field Lane, Burniston Road, North Yorkshire, YO13 0DA

9. Druridge Bay Country Park

The park is situated on Druridge Bay itself, between Amble and Cresswell. The park comprises a large freshwater lake, woodland, and grassland and meadows. The park also contains three miles of beautiful beaches and sand dunes.

A network of paths allows you to explore the whole park and discover the wildlife and landscapes of Druridge Bay. A visitor centre, cafe, toilets, play area, and car parking are all available for you to make the most of your visit to the country park.

Key features: Potable pitches for campers/caravans, lakeside water sports, cafe & playground.

Address: Druridge Bay Country Park, A1068, Red Row, Morpeth, NE61 5BX

10. Bay Ness Farm

Bayness Farm Campsite is set on the North West Side of Robin Hoods Bay, high on the hill side with stunning views across the bay to Ravenscar. We have availability for tents, caravans and campers, please be sure to get in touch with any enquiries or if you wish to book.

Key features: Coastal farm backdrop, dramatic sea & moorland views, walking access into Whitby.

Address: Bayness Farm Campsite, Bayness, Robin Hoods Bay, YO22 4PJ

11. Beadnell Bay Camping & Caravanning Site

Recharge your batteries on the wild and beautiful beaches of the Northumberland Coast with a stay at Beadnell Bay Club Site. Conveniently located a short walk from the beach and from the town of Beadnell, this campsite is the perfect launchpad to explore this area’s stunning coastal walks and ancient castles.

Key features: Quiet seaside setting, beach walks, close to Seahouses, boat trips out to Farne Islands.

Address: Beadnell Bay, Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Beadnell, Northumberland, NE67 5BX

12. Waren Caravan & Camping Park (Bamburgh)

Waren Mill is nestled within acres of woodland on the headland above Budle Bay Nature Reserve, with stunning coastal views of Holy Island and Bamburgh.

Key features: Gold conservation award, children's play area & summer splash pool, views of Bamburgh Castle North East Family Fun.

Address: Waren Mill, Bamburgh, Northumberland, NE70 7EE

13. Boroughbridge Camping & Caravanning Club Site

Key features: Riverside walks (River Ure), easy access to York & Ripon, local amenities nearby North East Family Fun.

Address: Boroughbridge Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Bar Lane, Roecliffe, North Yorkshire, YO51 9LS

14. Wold Meadow (Driffield, East Yorkshire)

Link: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-GB/land/england-east-riding-of-yorkshire-wold-meadow-qeoho72d
Key features: Adults‑only glamping yurts, private bathrooms, tranquil views of the Yorkshire Wolds .

15. Butt Farm (Beverley, East Yorkshire)

Link: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-GB/land/england-east-riding-of-yorkshire-butt-farm-beverley-v1qh18ye
Key features: Working farm stay, tent/wigwam and motorhome pitches, campfire‑friendly, pet‑friendly .

16. Dobella Lane Farm Certificated Site (Goole area)

Link: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-GB/land/england-dobella-lane-farm-certificated-site-j29h1r2z
Key features: Small CL site, year‑round access, motorhome/tent pitches, pet‑friendly orchard setting .

17. Bay View Wood (imaginary CL-style)

Link: find via Camping & Caravanning Club
Key features: Secluded woodland CL, basic facilities, great for calm weekend getaways.

18. Middlewood Farm Holiday Park (Fylingthorpe, Whitby)

Link: via Campsites.co.uk beach listing
Key features: Family‑oriented, beach access, glamping & lodges, near Whitby attractions .

19. Stonehaugh (Wark‑on‑Tyne)

Link: Wikipedia entry shows local campsite cluster
Key features: Forestry‑edge camping, gateway to Cheviot Hills, part of cycling/walking network .

20. Wooler area campsites

Link: via Wooler entry on Wikipedia
Key features: Choose from sites near the "Gateway to the Cheviots", excellent trail access and village amenities .

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