Mountain campsites in North East England

Pitch up in North East England’s rugged uplands and you’ll find over 40 mountainous campsites offering instant access to sweeping moorland, rocky trails, and wild swimming spots. Prices start at £25 a night, with an average around £180. Most sites welcome pets, provide showers, and allow campfires—key after a day spent fishing, watching deer, or braving a dip in a cold tarn. Local favourites with strong reviews include The Black Swan (12 reviews), Copy House Hideaway (10 reviews), and Peaks and Pods (9 reviews). Expect basic but reliable facilities—think hot showers, tidy rubbish points, and space to let your dog roam. Mountain camping here rewards you with clear air, open views, and the kind of quiet you won’t find in the valleys.

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1. Coxons Farm Luxury Glamping Pods

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2 units · Glamping · Skipton, North Yorkshire, North East England

Luxury pod glamping in the Yorkshire Dales, set on a working farm with a pub across the road

2. Quarry Hill Campsite

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25 units · Tents · Folkton, England

Quarry Hill Campsite is set on nine acres of open grassland and hillside, and with many more acres on hand for you to explore. Games Marquee Undercover Picnic Benches Off Grid Camping Showers Pot Wash Up Area Toilets in wooden amenities (there are emergency sockets in there for charging devices), Snack bar (typically open Saturday and Sunday between 8am and 2pm subject to change and weather conditions) and alfresco bench seating (both weather dependent) Perfect for Families and Couples seeking a relaxing break away! Spectacular views of the North Yorkshire coastline. Cyclists Welcome! Barbecues / Fire Pits are allowed as long as the weather conditions are not too windy or dry. These must be off the ground (Flags can be provided)

Pitch up in North East England’s rugged uplands and you’ll find over 40 mountainous campsites offering instant access to sweeping moorland, rocky trails, and wild swimming spots. Prices start at £25 a night, with an average around £180. Most sites welcome pets, provide showers, and allow campfires—key after a day spent fishing, watching deer, or braving a dip in a cold tarn. Local favourites with strong reviews include The Black Swan (12 reviews), Copy House Hideaway (10 reviews), and Peaks and Pods (9 reviews). Expect basic but reliable facilities—think hot showers, tidy rubbish points, and space to let your dog roam. Mountain camping here rewards you with clear air, open views, and the kind of quiet you won’t find in the valleys.