Shaw Ghyll Farm is a peaceful, tranquil campsite tucked away amid a gently rolling patchwork of the fertile countryside, peppered with lines of thick trees and grazing cattle.

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.

Settle in for a no-frills, tranquil holiday at Old Hall Cottage Campsite, a spacious and well-maintained family-run site in the picturesque village of Hardraw. The enclosing scenery is breathtaking as it is peaceful and extends across upper Wensleydale.

Eden Valley Holidays is a quiet touring site cleverly named after the stunning Eden Valley in Cumbria. The site rests an ideal 20-minute drive from Penrith, affording quick access to the M6.

Howgills Hideaway is a perfectly positioned site that’s hard to beat, offering campers a variety of well-appointed glamping options in a stunning location nestled in the Yorkshire Dales.

Low Moor Park is a compact, friendly and peaceful family park nestled in Penrith, Cumbria. The site offers a choice of grass and hardstanding plots with optional electric meters for tents and touring vehicles.

Greengill House is a lovely site on the border of the picturesque village of Morland. The site is accessible from the M6 and offers members of the Camping and Caravanning Club a lovely field next to a burbling stream on a quiet road.

Hurry on to Hawes Caravan and Motorhome Campsite, a cracking Caravan and Motorhome Club site welcoming small campervans, motorhomes and caravans. The campsite is ideal for guests who enjoy kicking back in a quiet location that isn’t a considerable distance from the nearest settlements and local amenities.

Honeycott Caravan Park is a family-friendly site nuzzled in the lush heart of the renowned Yorkshire Dales National Park, just 10-minutes from the lively market town of Hawes.

Hazel Brow Farm Campsite is a sheltered, friendly site spread out in a spacious orchard across from the from a lovely farm in the Yorkshire Dales. This beautiful quiet site welcomes tents.

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.

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.

Hawes Cattle Market is a basic, quiet site that is brilliant for hanging your head for a night while breaking up a journey. The peaceful camping atmosphere and tranquil location ensure a relaxing escape.

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.

Enjoy the ultimate family escape at Cherish Glamping. This splendid rural site is perfect for countryside escapes and rests in the lush landscapes of the valley of Upper Wensleydale.

Pinfold Caravan Park is one of those peaceful sites that rest amid green surroundings and even boasts a lovely location on the banks of the River Rawthey plus the River Lune.

Swap the dreary nine-to-five, the persistent blaring of traffic and congested subways for open countryside views, fresh air, and the freedom to sleep on a well-earned holiday.

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.

Bainbridge Ings Caravan and Camping Site is a peaceful, family-run farm tucked away in the fertile heart of the scenic Yorkshire Dales National Park. This friendly and spacious campsite is positioned for exploring the stunning landscapes and picturesque villages in the Dales.

New Ing Lodge is a quiet and welcoming campsite nuzzled between Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, on the grounds of a Grade II listed 18th-century farmhouse. The site rests in Shap.