Keld campsites
A tranquil village in the Yorkshire Dales, soak up the beauty and history at Keld when walking over to the ruins of Crackpot Hall Lead Mine and any of the stunning waterfalls. Stroll over to Swinner Gill or Currack Force for a picnic before heading back to any of our Keld campsites.
9 Keld campsites
Leyburn, North Yorkshire (6.3 miles)
4.9 /5
4 reviews
100%
would recommend
Luxurious yurts in the Yorkshire Dales, complete with wood-fired hot tub, king-size bed and breakfast included.
Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria (9.1 miles)
4.88 /5
34 reviews
94%
would recommend
Family-friendly site on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Onsite facilities include a bar, campers kitchen and shop!
Raydale, Marsett, North Yorkshire (9.2 miles)
4.86 /5
71 reviews
94%
would recommend
Peaceful site for tents and optional tipis in the Yorkshire Dales with panoramic views, close to Lake Semerwater.
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Richmond, North Yorkshire (0.6 miles)
A lovely family run glamping site with yurts, on the banks of the River Swale in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.
Richmond, North Yorkshire (3.6 miles)
Famously known as the highest pub in the UK, camping here is set on the Pennine Way and within the Yorkshire Dales.
Simonstone, Hawes, North Yorkshire (5.8 miles)
A quiet, central base in the Yorkshire Dales with dog friendly camping and touring by the Buttertubs Pass.
Appersett, Hawes, North Yorkshire (7.3 miles)
An adult only, luxury shepherd's hut in ancient woodland, set in Wensleydale and Yorkshire Dales country.
Reeth, North Yorkshire (9.7 miles)
Riverside, dog friendly camping, touring and glamping in Reeth - your base for the Yorkshire Dales and Swaledale.
Bishopdale, Leyburn, North Yorkshire (11.6 miles)
A quiet family-run site in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The perfect haven after a day exploring.
