- Cabin with pets allowed
Dog-friendly cabins in North York Moors National Park
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Top-rated campgrounds in North York Moors National Park
Humble Bee Farm
1. Humble Bee Farm
100%
(15)
North Yorkshire, England · 20 units
Camping or ‘wigwaming’ on a pretty and very child-friendly farm among the Yorkshire Wolds
Showers
Campfires
Hot Tub
Roe Deer Meadow
2. Roe Deer Meadow
98%
(58)
Scarborough, England · 2 units
A small and super-friendly rural campsite close to Yorkshire’s east coast
Showers
Campfires
Potable water
Aldwark Bridge Glamping
3. Aldwark Bridge Glamping
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(2)
England · 4 units
A unique and cosy Yorkshire glamping site
Located on the banks of the River Ure next to a quaint and historical wooden toll bridge, Aldwark Bridge Glamping offers a unique and personal camping experience.
Nestled between York and Harrogate, the site boasts a fantastic pit stop on the Coast to Coast cycling route, free landing access to the River Ure to enjoy kayaking and stand up paddle boarding and a beautiful river side walk to the local pub.
Matt and Joanna invite you to glamp in style here at our cosy garden site with luxury shower room, extensive outdoor kitchen and welcoming communal fire pit seating area.
Showers
Campfires
Wifi
Butt Farm, Beverley
4. Butt Farm, Beverley
100%
(191)
East Yorkshire, England · 30 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
A family-friendly campsite on a working East Yorkshire Farm just outside the market town of Beverley
Electrical hookup
Campfires
Showers
Bickley Rigg Farm Glamping Wagons
5. Bickley Rigg Farm Glamping Wagons
97%
(34)
Scarborough, England · 4 units
With a private valley, formed in the last ice age, acres of land and woodland to explore, our farm has a very special feeling which has been mentioned by every visitor. Occupied by some beautiful wildlife, including buzzards and owls, deer, badgers and foxes.
The Wagons have a grass roof, firepits, sleep 4 (in double bunk format), they are hand-made from reclaimed materials salvaged from the local town and other areas, double skinned and insulated with sheeps wool. They have a 2-ring gas-burner in the cute kitchen area, dining table and seating, and are the perfect home away from home.
All the decor is vintage, including cuttlery, crockery and even the childrens teddy's.
Being on the doorstep of Dalby Forest, there are hours of entertainment to be had. You can follow the stream at the bottom of the valley to the River Derwent or venture into the surounding woods. We can provide a guest pass (free access) for Dalby Forest.
The Wagons are not powered by electricity and are romantically lit by candles and oil lamps. Heated by cast iron gas heaters.
Showers
Campfires
Potable water
Walcot Hall Estate
6. Walcot Hall Estate
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(1)
Near Alkborough, England · 2 units
Glamping with a hot tub and a private bathroom in the grounds of a stately home in the North Lincolnshire countryside
Showers
Hot Tub
Wifi
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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NA
August 2026
With kids
We had a fantastic weekend at Aldwark Bridge Glamping. The Shepherd’s Hut was gorgeous, very comfortable and luxurious. The grounds and outdoor kitchen are great and the direct access to the river was perfect to practice our paddleboarding. Matt and Jo (and the dogs) were fantastic hosts. We’d definitely book again x
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Lauren
July 2026
Weekend Trip to Roe Deer Meadow
Very cosy cabin, comfy bed, nice attention to detail. Lovely spot with an amazing beach nearby.
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Sarah
February 2026
With kids
Pear Tree Hut was perfect for a night away as a family. Even though it was cold outside, it was lovely and warm. The hut is full of cosy little touches too! We would definitely stay again.
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Claire
July 2025
With pets
Cannot recommend this property enough!
There are so many quirky and personal touches everywhere, its like a feast for the eyes, and we came back feeling very relaxed.
Great comfort and excellent facilities, didnt feel like camping at all, we will definately be returning and would highly Roe Deer cabins to any other camping novices out there.
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Joanna
May 2024
With pets
Absolutely stunning settings. Quiet, private. Amazing views. Wagons so full of charm and character, beautifully thought through. Very comfortable beds. Barn and wagons very well stocked. Amazing welcome basket! Bruce's hospitality is outstanding.
Highly recommend. You will make beautiful memories from the moment you land!
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Colin
May 2023
With kids
Very good stay, quite far removed which we liked. Owner was very generous and there was a well stocked honesty area in the barn.
See moreNorth York Moors National Park camping guide
Where to go
When to go
Spring has officially sprung in the North York Moors when the curlew arrive to commence their breeding season, and this is also a good time to see lapwings, puffins, and golden plover. In autumn, wildlife watchers should turn their attention from the skies to the sea to spot minke whales, white-beaked dolphins, and harbour porpoises. Winter visitors may have slimmer pickings when it comes to campsites, but the annual Stargazing and Dark Skies Festival makes up for it. It can be easier to snag a spot during the low season of November through to April, though be aware that not all sites operate year-round.
Know before you go
- There are six Easy Access routes signposted on park maps, ideal for wheelchair users and stroller pushers.
- National Park Centres can be found in Danby and Sutton Bank.
- Tourist Information Points are widespread across the park, including in the towns of Whitby, Pickering, and Scarborough.
- The park manages 10 Pay and Display car parks in larger villages or near major attractions.
- As with all of the UK’s outdoor attractions, the Countryside Code applies.
- Campsites on the North York Moors get booked up quickly, especially during school holidays, and walk-ins aren’t always accepted. The coastline is a main draw, so head inland if you’re after last-minute accommodation.
