Cabins in Brafferton, Durham

Located just outside the picturesque river of Escomb in Durham, Gables Pod Camping offers the ideal settings for rural relaxation. The site is a top spot for adventures on foot and provides a range of scenic walking paths that cut through thick forests.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Escape the drone of the rat race for sweeping vistas, green open spaces and a relaxing atmosphere at Grinton Lodge Youth Hostel. The peaceful site rests on the southern slopes of Swaledale.

For a truly memorable glamping holiday pack your bags and set out for an off-grid camping holiday at Camp Katur. This spacious, well-equipped site provides adventurers with a variety of unique glamping options ranging from hobbit pods and geodomes to tipis and a cabin-style eco-lodge boasting of a private hot tub.

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.

Swinton Bivouac forms part of the 20,000-acre Swinton Estate, which brims with rural adventures and swish abodes for friends and family. The site rests in a striking location.

Ideally placed just six miles west of Ripon, Ivy Bank Campsite is an excellent base for adventures in the Yorkshire Dales. The friendly site rests between the buzzing market towns of Ripon and Masham in Kirkby Malzeard.

Perfectly positioned in the middle the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the Game Larder is an adults-only glamping campsite near the picturesque village of Lealholm. Spectacular scenery is the orders of the day at this quiet site set on a working cattle and sheep farm.

The Howard Caravan Club Site is an attractive member’s only site nestled in the fertile heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Guests can sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds from a picturesque riverside position.

For a unique wild camping experience, pack your bags and rumble over to the Little Seed Field site and unwind on a spacious, peaceful working farm as you soak in the serene atmosphere of the Yorkshire Dales.

How Stean Gorge Campsite is the place to be for informal camping at its best, so pack your bags and rumble over, pronto. The 3-star awarded site is handily positioned for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and rests behind the Stean Gorge with the shimmering waters of the How Stean Beck burbling through it.

Perfectly positioned on the bank of the gleaming Langley Dam Reservoir, Langley Dam Glamping is the perfect spot for escaping into nature while enjoying easy access for potters around the Pennines.

The Den At Husthwaite Gate is a small, family-run campsite nestled under the rolling Hambleton Hills, which form the western fringes of the stunning North York Moors, separated from the heather-clad landscape by the lush valley of the River Rye.

The Hideaway At Baxby Manor is a splendid retreat located near the Howardian Hills, a mere 30-minutes from the historic city of York and the bustling town of Harrogate. This centrally-positioned site is ideal for a relaxing escape from modern life.