Discover Yorkshire’s top campsites for families: nature, fun and adventure await!

If you’re craving a break in the fresh air after a stuffy winter stuck indoors, a spring camping trip could be just the ticket.

With so much beauty right here in Yorkshire, there’s no need to travel far to find a fantastic spot.

Here are some highlights worth checking out if camping is calling you…

Catgill Farm Camping and Glamping

Located near Bolton Abbey, Catgill Farm is an award-winning campsite with views of the Dales that will warm the cockles of your heart! It offers both traditional camping and glamping options: check out the Super Premium Pods which come with their own stargazing domes that offer crystal-clear views of the stars for an unforgettable glamping experience. The facilities are superb and there’s a well-stocked shop on site, as well as Cat’s Kitchen where you can get freshly brewed coffee and stone-baked pizzas on selected days. Oh, and did we mention the alpacas? Definitely worth a visit…

The Hideaway

With plenty of pitches, there’s something for everyone in the fantastic campsite that tucked in the estate of 700-year-old Baxby Manor a few miles from Thirsk and Easingwold. The Hideaway is a family-run, eco-friendly campsite that offers tent pitches along with ecopods, cabins, glamping pods and one of the most amazing treehouses you could stay in. The site's commitment to environmental sustainability and its peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal spot for families seeking a relaxing getaway, and there’s even an adults-only space for those without little ones.

Humble Bee Farm

Nestled in the Yorkshire Wolds near Scarborough, Humble Bee Farm provides a unique farm stay experience. You can choose from traditional camping, glamping in yurts and bell tents, or staying in their cosy cabins or chic cottages. The farm offers plenty of opportunity to check out the animals with lambing events, nature trails and a play area, while adults will enjoy the Hive Café Bar on site for everything from coffee to cocktails.

Middlewood Farm Holiday Park

Middlewood Farm near Robin Hood's Bay is an award-winning family-friendly campsite offering tent pitches and glamping pods. It’s a beautiful site just a 10-minute walk from the beach, with dogs welcome and a play area for the kids. This is one of the UK’s oldest campsites but it’s moved with the times, boasting some very impressive sustainable credentials including a huge array of solar panels and water-saving efforts too.

William's Den

Set in the Yorkshire Wolds, William's Den offers a relaxed wild camping experience with the added benefit that you can choose where you can camp, allowing you to pitch up with friends. Families can enjoy spacious pitches – there’s plenty of room for ball games or kite-flying – along with access to the on-site adventure play areas sure to inspire imaginative play. There’s a restaurant too, or you can choose from a number of pubs within walking distance.

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