Campsites for hikers near Leeds

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Leeds makes a solid base for hiking campers, with over 300 sites close to trails that wind through moors, woods, and limestone valleys. You’ll find campsites where you can spot deer at dawn, fish in quiet streams, or cool off with a swim after a long ramble. Most sites welcome pets, offer toilets, and allow campfires—practical perks after a day on foot. Prices range from as low as £9 a night, averaging around £115, so there’s a fit for most budgets. Local favourites include White Peak Camping (203 reviews) for its direct trail access and sweeping views, Burrs Manor Wild Camping (70 reviews) for those who like it rugged, and White House Farm Campsite, Wardlow (50 reviews) if you want to pitch up among stone walls and rolling fields. Pack your boots and get ready to explore some of Yorkshire’s best walking country, right from your tent flap.

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Leeds makes a solid base for hiking campers, with over 300 sites close to trails that wind through moors, woods, and limestone valleys. You’ll find campsites where you can spot deer at dawn, fish in quiet streams, or cool off with a swim after a long ramble. Most sites welcome pets, offer toilets, and allow campfires—practical perks after a day on foot. Prices range from as low as £9 a night, averaging around £115, so there’s a fit for most budgets. Local favourites include White Peak Camping (203 reviews) for its direct trail access and sweeping views, Burrs Manor Wild Camping (70 reviews) for those who like it rugged, and White House Farm Campsite, Wardlow (50 reviews) if you want to pitch up among stone walls and rolling fields. Pack your boots and get ready to explore some of Yorkshire’s best walking country, right from your tent flap.

92% (653)

Top-rated campgrounds

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