Caravan Campsites in Bishop Auckland, Durham

Get away from it all at the secluded Leekworth Caravan Park which rests on fourteen lush acres of farmland right on the fringes of the pretty market village of Middleton. This beautiful campsite offers spectacular vistas over the enclosing countryside and bordered by the rolling hills of the North Pennines.

The Crown Hotel Campsite is a fantastic site nuzzled in a beautiful location, providing camping sorts with such idyllic settings that holidays are often extended. The small yet well-maintained site is attached to a lively pub.

Bluesky Centre Touring Park is a lovely base for a well-earned escape from the everyday. The site is ideal for touring Northumberland and folk who appreciate fresh, home-cooked meals and a friendly.

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.

Country View Campsite is a fantastic little spot with a great park for the kids and enjoys an excellent location for exploring the area. The site rests in a quiet position within the picturesque village of Bolam.

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.

Pedal along fantastic bike trails in the Hamsterley Forest, admire the stunning greenery and abundance of wildlife at Low Barns Nature Reserve or take the kids to see the visually striking Kynren outdoor show on a peaceful holiday at The Paddock.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kick back on a magical site with jaw-dropping views, animals to entertain the kids, and a peaceful atmosphere at Bonners Lodge Caravan Park. This small campsite is arguably one of the best you’ll visit and enjoys a handy location ideal for exploring Durham.

Finchale Abbey Touring Park is a lovely spot for escaping the modern world whilst savouring the verdant sights and sounds of the peaceful Durham countryside. The site rests a stone’s throw from the sparkling River Wear and is a picturesque and equally quiet base for recharging amid nature.

Newbus Grange Country Park is a five-star awarded static holiday site enjoying a stunning riverside position. The site rests on twelve beautifully landscaped acres, bordered by the River Tees.

Guests often leave glowing reviews after a relaxing holiday at Bowfield Farm, and it’s easy to see why. The campsite rests on a quiet corner of a traditional working farm.

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.