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.

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.

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.

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.

A five-star rating, an array of excellent on-site facilities and a delightful location right opposite a golden sand beach are indications enough of the quality holidays to expect at Golden Sands Holiday Park.

It’s easy to get right into the relaxing vacation mode when you stay at Cresswell Towers Holiday Park. The beautiful 3-star awarded park resort rests an ideal 5-minute stroll from the nearest beach.

There’s no better way to enjoy the company of your loved ones than on an exciting road trip, rumbling past bucolic sceneries, shimmering lakes, crumbling castles and a wealth of outstanding English scenery stretching out as far as the eye can see.

Holebeck Touring Site is a family-owned, compact caravan site nestled at the base of a lush valley, enclosed by rolling hills and leafy trees. The site rests just outside the market town of Wolsingham.

Peaceful camping and oodles of wildlife are the orders of the day at Nunnykirk Caravan and Motorhome Campsite; a large, grassy CL site tucked away in a remote, tranquil spot.

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.

If you’re looking for peaceful settings, a rural location and a no-frills camping feel, bundle the kids in the car and rumble over to Honeysuckle Cottage Caravan Park. Make this compact site your home away from home.

Seddons Caravan Park is a compact, family-run site located in Widdrington Moor amid the stunning rural settings of Northumberland. Sit down, enjoy the verdant surroundings from a lovely woodland location.

Hop over to High Shipley Farm with a hurrah, and settle for a peaceful yet active family-friendly holiday just two miles from Hamsterley Forest. The site is ideal for little kids who can trot out on daily walks around the farm with the owner.

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.

Admire the rugged Northumberland countryside whilst unwinding in a spacious, modern abode at Felmoor Park. Enjoy the tranquil sights and sounds from your position in the heart of the most northernmost county in England.

Bockenfield Country Park is a well-equipped luxury park, presenting weary city dwellers, adventuring sorts, families and loved-up couples with the perfect settings for a restful escape from the modern world.

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.

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.

Sip on a steaming mug of tea as you breathe in the fresh countryside air, listen to the trills of birds bursting into song, and watch as the soft amber hues of sunrise illuminate the rolling.