Beamish Holiday Park is the place to be for scenic countryside camping. This spacious, secluded camping park lies deep in the fertile rural landscapes of Durham, yet is no more than a few miles away from popular attractions and activities in Northumberland and Durham.

Byreside Caravan Site rests on a friendly, family-run farm, nestled amid the lush and historic landscape of the Derwent Valley. Secluded and quiet, the spacious campsite is a hot spot for observing local wildlife and soaking in the views of the rolling.

Bolbec Manor Campsite is a friendly, quiet campsite looking out over the stunning mist-clad Muggleswick moor and the gleaming Derwent reservoir. The site is ideally set a mere five-minute drive from the reservoir and no more than a smooth thirty minutes from the lively cities of Durham and Newcastle.

Pocket-friendly holidays paired with excellent accommodation are a traveller’s dream, and the team at Edmundbyers Youth Hostel have all the right ingredients for a peaceful stay.

Village Green Caravan Park is a spacious, dog-friendly campsite in Durham. The site affords jaw-dropping vistas over the rolling Pennine Hills while affording quick access to the nearest picturesque village of Edmundbyers.

The Hammer And Pincers Campsite is a friendly and laid-back little pub site opened in 2017 and is ideal for a rural holiday or resting your head whilst exploring the lively towns and picturesque villages nearby.

Since first opening its doors in 1991, Hetherick Caravan Park has grown into a popular yet peaceful campsite, ideally positioned in the serene settings of Teesdale, with easy access to major roads and attractions in the area.

Woodside Ridge Caravan Park is a friendly, family-run site 7 miles from Durham City. The site is peaceful and green, providing guests with a rural retreat ideally placed for exploring the numerous attractions in the North East.

Cheery Paul, his friendly family and hospitable staff extend a warm welcome to adventuring sorts from all walks of life who want nothing more than to sit back on the shores of the Derwent Reservoir and soak in spectacular views from each pitch.

Derwent Park Caravan and Camping Site is a compact, friendly base located mere 15-minutes' from the amenities and attractions of lively Newcastle. Despite the site's proximity to the buzzing city.

The friendly team at Donnewell Farm extend a warm welcome to all adventuring souls in need of an ideal spot for a short stopover or an extended stay for travelling north or south of Durham.

Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and far-reaching views from Colliery Farm, a lovely Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site, enjoying a beautiful hilltop position. The site is within easy reach of lively towns and buzzing cities in County Durham and rests on a peaceful working farm with hospitable owners.

Bendholm Farm Caravan Park is a peaceful little spot with friendly owners, a communal camping space for sing-alongs under the stars, and a burbling stream running through the grounds.

Todds House Farm is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site on the edge of Sedgefield's small and historic town. Rumble down a quiet lane within strolling distance of the town.

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.

Hillcrest Park once functioned as a working farm, yet today serves as a peaceful North Yorkshire getaway for adventuring sorts who want a heady slice of the great outdoors.

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.

Swap your nine to five and jarring daily alarms for the calming morning sounds of birdsong and rustling leaves at Doe Park Caravan Site; a peaceful, family-owned campsite tucked away in a lovely rural spot in Teesdale.

Wild Camping Northumberland is a delightful spot for plugging in and forgetting the stress of the rat race. The site is a hidden gem and provides guests with ample space where one can stretch out in the golden glow of the sunrise and marvel at daybreak.

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.