Coatham Caravan Park is the perfect base for your next escape. The well-maintained 6-acres site lies on the edge of the coastal town of Redcar, affording quick access to the coast.

Bolbec Manor Campsite is a friendly, quiet campsite looking out over the stunning mist-clad Muggleswick moor and the gleaming Derwent reservoir. The site is ideally set a mere five-minute drive from the reservoir and no more than a smooth thirty minutes from the lively cities of Durham and Newcastle.

Scotch Corner Caravan Park is centrally located at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, just off the A1 and the A66 motorway, making this park an ideal base for resting your head for a night or more.

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.

Broaches Farm is a back-to-basics Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site nestled in a lovely quiet corner of North Yorkshire. The site is serene, small and flat, offering sheltered pitches on the grass with individual electric meters.

Teesdale Barnard Castle Campsite is a fantastic spot for members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club to unwind within easy reach of the market town of Barnard Castle. Set a short walk from the town.

Pretty Pecknell Farm Caravan Site is a fantastic site for a pet-friendly holiday in Barnard Castle, providing adventuring sorts with an excellent base for exploring the verdant Teesdale valley and the enclosing attractions in this peaceful corner of North East England.

Pocket-friendly holidays paired with excellent accommodation are a traveller’s dream, and the team at Edmundbyers Youth Hostel have all the right ingredients for a peaceful stay.

Village Green Caravan Park is a spacious, dog-friendly campsite in Durham. The site affords jaw-dropping vistas over the rolling Pennine Hills while affording quick access to the nearest picturesque village of Edmundbyers.

Swap your nine to five and jarring daily alarms for the calming morning sounds of birdsong and rustling leaves at Doe Park Caravan Site; a peaceful, family-owned campsite tucked away in a lovely rural spot in Teesdale.

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.

Barnard Castle, or ‘Barney’ as it’s known to the locals, is abuzz with visitors from all walks of life, serving as a hot spot for guests passing by. The lively town is also a splendid spot for a day of pottering around when you stay at the popular Barnard Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site.

Cheery Paul, his friendly family and hospitable staff extend a warm welcome to adventuring sorts from all walks of life who want nothing more than to sit back on the shores of the Derwent Reservoir and soak in spectacular views from each pitch.

Wild Camping Northumberland is a delightful spot for plugging in and forgetting the stress of the rat race. The site is a hidden gem and provides guests with ample space where one can stretch out in the golden glow of the sunrise and marvel at daybreak.

There’s never a dull moment at Sandhaven Caravan Park, a splendid site ideally positioned a literal stone’s throw from a stunning Blue Flag beach, yet a short trot from the lively atmosphere and amenities in the friendly town of South Shields.

Swan House is a lovely site owned by Christine and John Beckwith, who extend a warm welcome to guests who want to unwind at their stunning caravan park. Guests are also welcome to enjoy the comforts of the self-catering bed and breakfast chalets nestled amid some of the most striking rural scenery in North Yorkshire.

Explore Newcastle from Stephensons Arms, a quiet campsite on a level camping field nuzzled amid the leafy surrounds of the picturesque Tyne Valley. The site is enveloped by open countryside.

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.

Guests often leave glowing reviews after a relaxing holiday at Bowfield Farm, and it’s easy to see why. The campsite rests on a quiet corner of a traditional working farm.

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.