Picture this – the freedom to wake up to a natural alarm of birdsong, followed by the freedom to kick back on the decking area and soak in views of the last morning mist.

Cote Ghyll Caravan Camping Park is a 5-star site nestled in a tranquil, lush valley amid the rolling North York Moors National Park. The idyllic location provides a relaxing atmosphere for setting up camp and looking forward to a weekend or more extended peaceful camping stays.

Rumble over to the edge of the pretty village of Reeth and set up camp on the spacious, peaceful and welcoming Orchard Caravan Park, a splendid campsite enveloped by the natural beauty of the rolling Yorkshire Dales.

Winston Bridge Riverside Retreat is a tranquil, riverside gem nestled amid miles of green woodland, offering campers a range of luxury holiday homes, all set on roomy plots.

The family-friendly Aislabeck Plantation rests in the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park, nestled within a lovely wooded valley a short distance from the thriving town of Richmond.

Given the lush, tranquil settings at Strawberry Hill Farm Caravan and Camping Park, it’s a little surprising that the centre of Durham rests an approximate 10-minute drive away.

Otterington Park is a scenic rural site which boasts of a private fishing lake and heaps of peaceful nature walks and enjoys a prime position in proximity to James Herriot and Brontë country.

Angling enthusiasts can get down to enjoying their sport all day, all holiday at Burtree Lakes Caravan Park, a splendid adults-only site nestled in a serene countryside setting at the gateway to the stunning North Yorkshire Dales.

Ah, what serene settings to pitch up and unwind. Thorpe Farm Centre is a tranquil campsite set on the lush grounds of an eighteenth-century Peel House. The spacious site is beyond perfect for a relaxing family escape.

A warm, friendly welcome awaits you at the family-friendly Akebar Park near Leyburn. This spacious, family-friendly site boasts of an 18-hole golf course on-site and is a fantastic spot for golfing enthusiasts to unwind while enjoying hours of teeing off.

The Barn at Easington is a small, peaceful campsite set out on a lush thirty-acre farm and enjoys an ideal location on the stunning Durham Magnesian Limestone Plateau, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Bradley Burn Caravan Park is a cracking little Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, nestled in the secluded, fertile valley of Bradley Burn, a mere 2-miles from the friendly market town of Wolsingham.

Old Station Caravan Park is a cracking, family-friendly base for escaping the smog-filled cities for fresh air, green open spaces and the chance to swap your jarring alarm clock for the soothing sounds of birdsong and the wind rustling through the trees and tall grass.

If you're keen to savour a private holiday away from jam-packed commercial sites, whisk the family over to Beadlam Rigg and enjoy the thrills kicking back on a site that is all yours.

Rosedale Abbey Caravan Park is a peaceful haven for guests who want nothing more than to enjoy the countryside's big skies and sprawling greenery. The attractive riverside side rests in the lush heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.

Burnt House Caravan Park rests on the edge of the picturesque and peaceful North York Moors, located in proximity to the North Sea Coast and the lively seaside resort of Whitby.

Golden Square Touring and Camping Park is a spacious, friendly campsite set on the fringes of the Yorkshire Moors National Park welcoming families, couples, individuals and frolicsome canine companions.

Hutton Le Hole Caravan Park is a spacious, friendly site set on a lush five-acre field, just fifteen-minute driving distance from buzzing towns like Pickering, and a short trot from the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole.

Wrens Of Ryedale Caravan and Camp Site is a peaceful, picturesque base hidden away amid the rolling greenery of the viewsome Ryedale countryside, positioned on the fringes of the North Yorkshire Moors.

The friendly Atkinson family resided and cultivated the land around the Mill for over 200-years, before opening a small campsite in 1963. Today the site has grown to include both touring plots and static holiday homes.