Greencarts Farm is a peaceful working farm with a bunkhouse and a camping barn, affording stunning vistas of the green, flat, Northumberland countryside. The quiet site rests in the striking North Tyne Valley.

Poplars Riverside Park enjoys a lovely position, nestled on the banks of the shimmering River Tyne, just three miles from the Roman forts and scenic walking route along Hadrian’s Walls.

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.

Barrasford Park Caravan Site is a long-established, family-run caravan park in 60 acres of untamed, private woodland. The site blends tranquil settings and an ‘away from it all’ atmosphere with easy access to the A68.

Lizard Lane Caravan Site is a peaceful, sloping grassed site boasting jaw-dropping vistas, and a central location for accessing the nearest pubs serving food, a farm shop, and a lovely café.

Kick back at KMF Camping, a lovely family-friendly site ideal for rural escapes, and settle in for a truly idyllic escape. The campsite is a mere 5-minute stroll from local amenities like a coffee shop.

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.

Tranwell Farm is a family-friendly, off-grid site tucked in the lush heart of Northumberland. Make this site your home away from home, especially if you’ve been cooped up in a congested city for too long.

Hop in the car, wave a cheery goodbye to the rat race and rumble over to Whitley Bay Holiday Park for a rejuvenating and comfortable escape from modern life. The well-equipped holiday park offers a host of excellent amenities.

Panoramic Pods is a peaceful, luxury glampsite set on a lovely working farm just outside the picturesque village of Allendale, a mere twenty-five minutes' drive from the famous Hadrian's Wall in the lively market town of Hexham.

Park up on a peaceful cliff and enjoy spectacular views towards the azure ocean and a lovely solitary lighthouse, standing out proud against the shimmering ocean waves. Old Hartley Caravan Club Site is the perfect base for a seaside escape.

Middridge Meadows Livery is the perfect base for members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club to unwind whilst exploring the varied delights within the north east of England. The site is spacious.

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.

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.

Lough House Sweethope is a splendid base for camping off the beaten track in a fantastic location. Wake up to lush landscapes and the soothing dawn chorus as you opt to spend the day watching the sun arch over the open countryside.

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.

Elf Hills Farm Caravan Site is your ideal base for rural Northumberland escapes, where one can admire pleasant views of the open countryside whilst basking in the sunshine and appreciating a slower pace of life.

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.

A whopping 14,000 acres await you at Parmontley Hall Country Lodges, a genuinely idyllic site tucked away in the fertile, peaceful heart of the historic Whitfield Estate, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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.