- Camping with ADA access
Campsites with wheelchair access in Gisburn Forest
93% (67) • 90 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Gisburn Forest
Baystone Bank Farm Campsite
1. Baystone Bank Farm Campsite
96%
(150)
Millom, England · 37 units · Tents, Motorhomes
Lake District camping on a working farm with a stream to splash in, campfires encouraged and a horse-riding centre on the doorstep
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
£25
/ night
Scow Hall Farm
2. Scow Hall Farm
100%
(6)
Ilkley, England · 15 units
A summer-only farm campsite in Yorkshire’s pretty Washburn Valley
Showers
Potable water
from
£20
/ night
Hill Top Huts
3. Hill Top Huts
97%
(121)
Middleton In Teesdale, England · 12 units
Scenic, simple glamping pods set beside a welcoming Pennines pub
Pets
Showers
Wifi
from
£70
/ night
Stoney Calf
4. Stoney Calf
England · 1 unit
Welcome to our one bedroom cosy barn with a sun house and garden.
We have secure storage for cycles, walking opportunities endless. We are based in Cumbria / Yorkshire Dales National Park and are a 20 minutes drive from the Lake District National Park. We have an EV charge point and offer pet free accommodation. Strictly only allow 2 people to stay. Our local town of Kirkby Lonsdale is only a 5 minute drive away. Our high end fixtures and fittings include a dishwasher, fridge and two TVs. Renewable energy supplys the central heating.
Showers
Wifi
Potable water
from
£120
/ night
93% (67) • 90 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Gisburn Forest
Baystone Bank Farm Campsite
1. Baystone Bank Farm Campsite
96%
(150)
Millom, England · 37 units · Tents, Motorhomes
Lake District camping on a working farm with a stream to splash in, campfires encouraged and a horse-riding centre on the doorstep
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
£25
/ night
Scow Hall Farm
2. Scow Hall Farm
100%
(6)
Ilkley, England · 15 units
A summer-only farm campsite in Yorkshire’s pretty Washburn Valley
Showers
Potable water
from
£20
/ night
Hill Top Huts
3. Hill Top Huts
97%
(121)
Middleton In Teesdale, England · 12 units
Scenic, simple glamping pods set beside a welcoming Pennines pub
Pets
Showers
Wifi
from
£70
/ night
Stoney Calf
4. Stoney Calf
England · 1 unit
Welcome to our one bedroom cosy barn with a sun house and garden.
We have secure storage for cycles, walking opportunities endless. We are based in Cumbria / Yorkshire Dales National Park and are a 20 minutes drive from the Lake District National Park. We have an EV charge point and offer pet free accommodation. Strictly only allow 2 people to stay. Our local town of Kirkby Lonsdale is only a 5 minute drive away. Our high end fixtures and fittings include a dishwasher, fridge and two TVs. Renewable energy supplys the central heating.
Showers
Wifi
Potable water
from
£120
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Tommy
January 2026
Tent
2nd camp here lovely place and views
Showers, toilets are clean
Lovely little shop and cafe onsite
Beautiful horses
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Mark
August 2025
Tent
Group trip
Stayed for a couple of nights and had a great time, good facilities and one of the few campsites open to letting people enjoy a sensible camp fire.
Staff were all friendly and helpful too
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Winter
August 2025
Tent
We loved staying here! Beautiful views and close to Harrogate and Knaresborough.
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Jennifer
August 2025
5 m Class B
Really nice campsite with good facilities. It was quite busy but it wasn't too noisy. Staff were friendly. I was on a hardstanding pitch and my only gripe was, the grass that we had allocated for the pitch wasn't really quite wide enough to secure my awning as well as I would have liked. The awning just about fit on.
We had some sandwiches made by the guy in the cafe to take on our walk which were good. Lacking veggie options though.
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Natalie
August 2025
Tent
With pets
I can not recommend Baystone enough. THE VIEWS ARE AMAZING! I was not expecting them from the pictures shown by stunning the wash facilties are clean and maintained access to onsite fridge and freezer. Good pitch sizes with fire pit.
I will be back as soon as possible. Camp warden was lovely super friendly. I explained my dog prefers space and she was more willing to accommodate.
The on lead rule is followed by all guests which was a reason I picked the sight. There is alot of live stock so your dog does need to be okay with horses and sheep around.
Noise levels were quiet by 10pm every night. Cafe on site was lovely and have a small shop with some goodies avaliable (tecos 8 min drive away) beautiful beaches, peaks near by. I loved it
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Leann
August 2025
Tent
With kids
A well-kept campground with responsive and friendly staff.
No frills but well-kept shower block with small communal fridge and washing up sinks. Kids will love seeing animals on the farm, too.
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Ellen
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Really lovely place! Very peaceful vibe and the babbling brook was a calming companion. Enjoyed the fires and the hot showers too 💚
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George
July 2025
4 m Class B
One of the best campsites we've been to! Was our first time using a campervan and it was perfect here - everything dead easy. Lovely clean showers and toilets, amazing views, beautiful stream running through it, chilled vibes and top staff - big shout to Emma & Danny who were great hosts :)
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Steven
June 2025
Tent
Beautiful setting next to the stream. Nice clean facilities. Enjoyed the on-site cafe for breakfast.
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Emily
May 2025
Tent
With pets
The site was a wonderful surprise; everyone was so friendly & helpful!
We’ll definitely be going for a return visit ❤️💕
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Megan
May 2025
Tent
We visited this campsite with a group of friends and 2 dogs and it was amazing! Very private and relaxed camping with lovely facilities. We will definitely be back.
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Catherine
April 2025
5 m Class B
Friendly warden did what he could when we arrived. Views were amazing, campfires are a must at this site. The showers are nice and hot. Mostly clean even when it was wet.
Would be good if they could advertise some local walks as these aren’t easily sign posted.
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Imogen
April 2025
With pets
Absolutely beautiful site, friendly people around us and the onsite pub food was amazing for one of the nights we visited (pie and gammon are 100% recommend). It was a quick drive from most places we had a day in barnard castle, and this is very pretty. Our dog loved his stay too everywhere we went was dog friendly, with plenty of dog walking spaces for him to run around. Our pod for 4 was very comfortable and picnic bench outside was ideal for breakfast cereal, bring your own cups bowls cutlery and plenty to keep kids busy we took board games and quizzes and he could watch YouTube on his phone. Glad there was a mini fridge kettle (for cuppas) and microwave (for popcorn) we left alcohol outside as it was cold enough overnight. I loved bird spotting on their fields too we will definitely book for the summer time
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Jackie
April 2025
Tent
Loved the animals on site and very helpful staff. Camping by the stream was lovely to see and hear along with the birds singing in the morning. Drinking water available from outside tap. Toilets and showers were decent, nice and warm. Cafe on site is ideal for the lazy mornings.
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Maine
April 2025
Tent
With kids
Beautiful place amazing and friendly staff this was our first time taking the children camping and they had a wonderful time here the fields go on and on for and for us that loves to go walking this place was amazing there is some old ruins kids loved looking at the stream and all the farm animals that was there it was just a perfect all round can’t wait to come back! Thank you for having us.
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Awad
April 2025
Tent
With kids
Nice little campsite, not many pitches which makes it more cosy and less noisey!
Facilities are clean and decent with great views in every direction.
It’s in the middle of nowhere so you may need a car to go off exploring! We took the kids to Havenrigg beach which was about 10mins away, lovely little place! Noise policy was good, 11pm cut off which suited us with little ones.
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joscelin
April 2025
5 m Class B
Lovely campsite, beautiful spot, view of mountais and walks straight off the site. Very quiet and calm (this was April) We never met the owners and nobody at the reception caravan when we arrived although we werecwithing the arrival time, so we just got on with it. A few bits in the shop and some food served but no real coffee would be the only downfall. I hoped to cafe might have some! Showers worked and lots of hot water to wash up with. If we didn't live so far away, I would definitely visit again. Also, amazing for riding at the center, if that is your thing, everyone wes very friendly.
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Tom
March 2025
Tent
All the staff at the site were lovely, area was super clean and well kept. Will be going back cannot recommend it enough!
Thanks all!!
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Gabe
March 2025
Tent
We had a great trip, the location is fantastic and the staff were brilliant. They were very helpful and friendly, and with the camp store on site we were never without their support. Amazing site, would definitely camp here again.
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Harry
February 2025
Tent
Group trip
Great campsite and friendly helpful staff, good amenities and scenery
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Campsites with wheelchair access in Gisburn Forest guide
Where to go
Gisburn Forest Hub
This impressive complex of buildings is the centre of the action in Gisburn thanks to its visitor information, car park, toilets, café, crafts producer, and trailheads for mountain biking and walking. Handily for campers, a pop-up camping and glamping site opens in the meadow here during June, July, and August. And the fun doesn’t end at sundown—the Forest Hub is also a Dark Sky Discovery Site.
Stocks Reservoir
Gisburn Forest’s western edge spreads along the Stocks Reservoir’s shores. Walking-wise, the eastern shore is easiest for strolls, although you can walk all around the reservoir if you are prepared to deviate away from the water’s edge on the north and west sides. There is parking and a picnic area on the lane along the east shore, and you can fly-fish here too. Camp at the Forest Hub (summer only), or at campsites on the forest’s southern limits.
Tosside
The name of the little village of Tosside translates from the Anglo-Saxon as ‘fox pasture’—belying, like many place names in the Forest of Bowland, the former importance of hunting here. Straddling the border between Lancashire and North Yorkshire, it is the closest village to the forest (the Forest Hub is three miles away). Outdoor enthusiasts visiting the region appreciate the village tearoom, the campsite just south, and Tosside’s access to the Ribble Valley Jubilee Trail, which passes through town.
Forest of Bowland AONB
In medieval times, a ‘forest’ could be any wild ground suitable for hunting big game—not necessarily just a tree-covered area. The Forest of Bowland is more the former: primarily lonely moors and fells laced with fine hikes soaring away west of Gisburn Forest. Gisburn Forest is well situated for pitching and venturing out to explore the central part of the AONB.