The Riverfront York is a family- and dog-friendly touring park with a beautiful waterside location by the River Ouse. It has effortless access to vibrant York and welcomes holidaymakers in campervans.

Meadow Falls is a compact, friendly, family-run site tucked in Ingleton's picturesque and sleepy village, also known rather intriguingly as the "The land of Caves and Waterfalls".

Bedale Camping and Caravanning is a cracking little site tucked amid stunning settings in a secluded, peaceful corner of Bedale, North Yorkshire. The site welcomes campers all year round and offers comfortable stays on a spacious.

The Little Hide is an enticing glamping site offering adult-only camping options, located within easy reach of the historic and vibrant city of York, with its famed attractions like the gothic Minster and The Shambles.

Wyreside Lakes Fishery is a peaceful site for couples and families, resting on 120 verdant acres of land, sectioned off into several areas. The site boasts a range of creature comforts.

Field House Farm is one of those glorious sites ideal for campers who want to be slightly selfish. A holiday at this spectacular self-catering lodge is ideal for guests who wish to escape the kids or relish the freedom of kicking back in a private space with no neighbours.

If you’re ready to spend a month or so diving into the varied excellent outdoor offerings in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, you best set up camp at Woodclose Caravan Park.

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.

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.

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.