Campsites Wakefield

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.

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.

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.

Whether you’re resting your head en route to Yorkshire or looking for a beautiful site to sit back and unwind, Sunnyview is a lovely Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location for a holiday.

Set in the wonderfully scenic area of the Cragg Vale, Aarons Campsite rests in a convenient position halfway between the buzzing town s of Halifax and Hebden Bridge in the very heart of the Pennines mountain range.

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.

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.

Manor Farm Caravan Site is a family-run, adults-only site located a mere 1.5-miles’ southeast of the historic city of York. The site welcomes small campervans, motorhomes and caravans to set up camp on a mix of grass and hardstanding plots with electric meters.

Hebden Bridge Caravan and Motorhome Campsite is a picturesque and peaceful site in West Yorkshire, where one can expect a warm welcome at the reception and clean amenities.

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.

Oakmere Caravan Park is a friendly, well-maintained site where a warm welcome and generous pitches set the tone for a relaxing holiday. The owners ask that all guests maintain a tranquil atmosphere and do not allow ball games.

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 fed up with being jolted away by the alarm clock on yet another dreary work day and yearn for a relaxing pace of life, it’s high time to pack your bags and get out of the city.

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.

Cotton Star Camping is one of those simple camping sites with a laidback atmosphere, set in idyllic settings in a quiet location in Bradfield. Enjoy the seclusion and privacy of a woodland backdrop.

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.

Ghyll House Farm Campsite is an absolute delight for the camping folk who love beautiful views, a tranquil camping atmosphere, and easy access to a lovely pub. The site rests on the Dales High Way.

Dobella Lane Farm is a beautiful camping space, perfectly hidden on a working farm, shrouded by the rolling greenery of East Yorkshire. The site rests an approximate 25-minute stroll from Rawcliffe.