Swap your mundane, smog-filled city views and hectic lifestyle for the delights of the quintessential English countryside devoid of schedules and traffic at Bilton Park. The peaceful base lies nuzzled away amid striking woodland settings at the end of a quiet country lane.

Picture yourself stretching out in the speckled shade of a gently swaying tree, dreamily gazing at the open countryside and a wide woodland area secreting local wildlife. Perhaps you’re sipping on a selection of excellent real ales courtesy of the village pub.

The Castle Inn is a cheery, family-run pub site welcoming tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans. Set in the riverside village of Cawood, a mere eleven miles south of buzzing York.

Cinderhill Farm is a family-friendly, Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site, spread out over four manicured acres, perhaps the most tranquil and scenic countryside in the area.

It’s nothing but the good life at The Cud Life, a cracking Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site with the aim of making camping as it was in the good old days, when the owners themselves were still children.

The perfect getaway to the Yorkshire Dales requires the ideal place to lay your head for a night or more, and we’ve got just the place. Knaresborough Caravan Club Site is a splendid.

High Moor Farm Park is a spacious, well-equipped caravan park holding a range of camping options ranging from touring pitches for guests who prefer to bring their accommodation to owner-occupied caravan holiday homes.

Elland Hall Farm Caravan Park is a small, family-run site located in such quiet and peaceful environs that many relaxed guests often leave glowing reviews regarding the serene atmosphere on the premises.

Allerton Park Caravan Park provides campers with the joys of setting up camp in peaceful, pine woodland adjacent to the historic Allerton Castle, often called England’s grandest gothic home.

Plonk down at Port Arthur Farm, a beautifully-maintained and quiet Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, and escape the bustle of modern life amidst picturesque villages and sprawling open countryside close to Nidd Gorge.

Hales Hill Park is a peaceful, family-friendly park set on a sprawling sixty-acre farm, offering guests the thrills of a rural riverside escape. Set on the banks of the gleaming River Ouse.

Three Acres Campsite is a beautiful base for camping amid an attractive setting within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales. Pitch a tent, park your touring vehicle on an optional electric grass pitch.

Kingfisher Caravan Park is the perfect spot for setting up camp in a peaceful countryside location, an ideal 2-miles’ from the historic market town of Knaresborough and just four from the lively spa town of Harrogate.

Rufforth Playing Fields Association is an excellent site, located a mere 4.5-miles from the vibrant historic city of York. The site welcomes guests to pitch or park up throughout the year and enjoy many attractions in the bustling city nearby.

Spacious, family-friendly camping stays are a given at Ripley Caravan Park, a friendly campsite nestled away in a quiet, secluded area next to the sleepy village of Ripley.

The peaceful atmosphere, rolling countryside scenery, and access to a glittering lake set the tone for a relaxing escape at Old Pasture Park Caravan Park. This adults-only site rests on a working farm.

Sit back and let out a sigh of contentment as you survey the green open spaces, swaying mature trees and big skies from your generous pitch on Nurseries Caravan Park. The site rests in lush.

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.

The Sloop Inn Campsite is a beautifully-maintained pub adjacent to a cosy pub in a peaceful location. Guests can let someone else do the cooking as they sit down to fantastic fresh meals served by the friendliest staff.

The Bungalow Caravan Site is a serene, adults-only site nestled in the lush settings of rural North Yorkshire. The friendly owners are well-liked and have a knack for anticipating guest needs and do their best to greet weary guests at their serene North Yorkshire park with a scone or two and a cup of tea.