Providence Inn is a friendly pub site ideally located for seaside, theme park and historical adventures and – all with the luxury of having a cosy pub a stroll away. Families, groups, couples and individuals will find a warm welcome here, so pack your bags and rumble into this spacious, scenic site. The site rests within the picturesque village of Yedingham and is a smooth fifteen-minute drive from the lively town of Malton. The owners aim to create an informal camping environment and encourage guests to pick their plots and enjoy the thrills of sing-alongs around a crackling campfire and alfresco barbeques. Site amenities are cleaned twice a day, and there is safe storage for bikes, so feel free to bring along your bicycles if you plan on pedalling through the rolling countryside around the campsite. Fishing folk will be pleased to know the site affords direct access to the River Derwent, so don’t forget to pack in your fishing gear and license. Spend a lazy day reeling in pike plus other slippery species, and add your catches on the grill for a satisfying, fresh meal. If you prefer to eat out, mosey over to the cheery pub and savour a range of delectable homemade dishes or enjoy a pint in the alfresco garden as you have a chat with the friendly locals. There is a spacious kid’s area for the munchkins to keep the munchkins entertained, while the grownups enjoy a bevvy.Owned and maintained by the same family since the 17th-century, Scampston Hall is a fab place to set up camp and partake in the hubbub of Yorkshire’s Game and Country Fair and Traction Engine Rally. Get as close as possible to the action while enjoying easy reach to craft stalls, food trucks, a fully licensed bar and autojumbles. The event serves as an excellent venue for family adventures and offers a range of open-air pursuits like archery, axe throwing, clay shooting, and fly casting. Munchkins can marvel at sleek gun dogs, birds of prey and fascinating reptiles. Those craving rolling landscape and big skies need only take a five-minute drive to reach the scenic Wolds Way long-distance walking route. Escape the crowds and the din for a day as you wander along serene paths and picturesque locations like the Cleveland Way coastal path, the North York Moors National Park, and the Howardian Hills which are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The camping area rests on the grounds of the stately Scampston Hall and boasts a lovely walled garden, plus a range of swish park lodges for those who want to experience a rather posh holiday. Learn about the history behind the beautiful home and explore the content within. Friendly guides are at hand to answer all questions and show guests around. End an eventful day of sightseeing with an alfresco barbeque under the twinkling night sky. Pets welcome.