Cabins in Wombleton, North Yorkshire

Perfectly positioned in the middle the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the Game Larder is an adults-only glamping campsite near the picturesque village of Lealholm. Spectacular scenery is the orders of the day at this quiet site set on a working cattle and sheep farm.

Greenwick Farm is a picturesque, family-run site placed in a lovely, manicured garden, offering guests the choice of three spacious, well-equipped and tastefully furnished eco pods.

For a truly memorable glamping holiday pack your bags and set out for an off-grid camping holiday at Camp Katur. This spacious, well-equipped site provides adventurers with a variety of unique glamping options ranging from hobbit pods and geodomes to tipis and a cabin-style eco-lodge boasting of a private hot tub.

Owners John and Julia have turned half of their spacious farm into the beautiful Humble Bee Farm campsite which provides campers with a special place to retire at the end of an eventful day of sightseeing.

Ideally placed just six miles west of Ripon, Ivy Bank Campsite is an excellent base for adventures in the Yorkshire Dales. The friendly site rests between the buzzing market towns of Ripon and Masham in Kirkby Malzeard.

For a unique wild camping experience, pack your bags and rumble over to the Little Seed Field site and unwind on a spacious, peaceful working farm as you soak in the serene atmosphere of the Yorkshire Dales.

The family-friendly Aislabeck Plantation rests in the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park, nestled within a lovely wooded valley a short distance from the thriving town of Richmond.

The small, friendly Clarion Lodge Campsite enjoys a spectacular location on the Otley Chevin ridge, and glorious, sweeping vistas over the romantic, rolling countryside of Ilkley.

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.