Tent Campsites in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

Fish on-site or wander along the marina at New Mills Marina Caravan Park, an excellent all-weather Caravan Club CL site open throughout the year, with five hardstanding pitches.

Upwood Holiday Park is the perfect spot for kicking back and enjoying the rolling, peaceful, and quintessentially English countryside scenery that one often sees on paintings and postcards.

Hark ye all outdoor adventurers. How would you like to kick back at a fantastic campsite that doubles as an excellent starting point for walking, mountain biking, and hiking explores? Derbyshire Hills Campsite is a splendid base for your countryside escape.

Awaken to the trills of birdsong and pigeons, marvel at a marvellous sunrise, and let out a sigh of contentment as you step outside of your comfortable, spacious and well-equipped abode and look forward to the idyllic peace of the country life.

Esholt Sports Club is a family-friendly site set within the picturesque village of Esholt, offering convenient access to buzzing cities like Bradford and Leeds. The stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park is also within easy reach and is a mere ten miles away from the site.

Gaze out at breathtaking, natural moorland at Dobrudden Caravan Park, a friendly and well-equipped park nestled amid the lush and rolling scenery of the mist-clad moorland of Baildon.

Immerse yourself in the life and times of witty author Charlotte Bronte with a peaceful holiday at Bronte Caravan Park – a relaxed and spacious site under 2 miles from the quaint village of Haworth.

Kick back at Combs Valley, a fantastic spot with lovely views over a glittering reservoir in the High Peak. The site rests in a wee, picturesque hamlet sandwiched between Whaley Bridge and Chapel-en-le-Frith.

Lightwood Farm is a peaceful, secluded site close to cracking pubs and restaurants. The site is perfectly positioned for touring Sheffield and the Peak District and boasts lovely views that provide a fantastic backdrop for admiring those peaceful days spent lazing in the sun.

Wuthering Heights Inn is a cosy little adults-only pub site set within the picturesque farming village of Stanbury. The spacious campsite affords stunning views from all plots and enjoys an excellent position just off the much-loved Pennine Way.

Ashworth Valley Scouts Camp Site is a beautiful 50-acre site nestled on the fringes of Pennine Hill, a short drive from the M62. Run by volunteers for volunteers, the site has three main camping fields and two separate areas for backwoods and survival activities.

Woodsworth Exploring Woodland Camping is a lovely spot for an authentic camping experience on a mostly untamed, 10-acre woodland. The site is ideal for wild camping aficionados who can enjoy a range of activities.

If you enjoy camping spaces where unrivalled peace or you're one of the grown-ups who prefer small doses of kids, rumble over to St Helena's Caravan Park and enjoy a kid-free environment.

Ponden Mill Camping enjoys an enviable location under the gaze of the imposing Scar Top Chape. The site is half grass and half tarmac and offers guests the freedom to set up camp on soft and hardstanding pitches with optional electric meters.

Beltonville Farm is niftily positioned near two popular towns in Derbyshire and opens up the wonders of White Peak in the Peak District National Park. With plenty of views to go around and easy access to shops and attractions in the towns of Bakewell and Buxton.

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.

Uncover a gem of a campsite at Greenscapes Nursery, a lovely site on the edge of Leeds in a quiet corner of Shadwell's small, affluent village. Pristine, rural settings set the tone for your well-earned break with views of the open.

Hark ye, all outdoor adventurers. Are you in search of a central base for open-air explores in the famed Peak District National Park? Set your sights on Dale Farm Rural Campsite.

One of the first things you’ll see as you rumble into Beech Croft Farm is the smiling faces of owners Julie, John and Jodie Gregory, who manage the campsite alongside a small sheep farm.

The roaringly popular Squires Café Bar is a spacious biker site in Selby bearing the tag line 'run by bikers for bikers'. The site has rallied biking troops from far back as the 1970s and often hosts regular events.