Campsites that allow fires in North East England
131 campsites that allow fires in North East England
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Pot-a-Doodle-Do Wigwam Village
Scremerston, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland
A family friendly glamping experience in Wigwam pods or yurts, minutes from Cocklawburn beach and the coast.
Wild Northumberland Glamping
Hexham, Northumberland
Idyllic glamping site with deluxe pods set on the edge of Northumberland National Park, with views of the Cheviots.
Little Otchan Glamping
Halsham, Hull, East Yorkshire
Shepherd's hut with an ensuite, a wood fired hot tub. 4 Luxury Bell Tents with a kitchen and private bathrooms
West Hall Glamping
Witton Gilbert, Durham, County Durham
A taste of real luxury - ensuite pods with hot tubs near Durham, nearby cafe and farm shop. Dog friendly too!
Acklam Farm Stays
Acklam, Malton, North Yorkshire
Cosy and family friendly shepherd's hut and pod in peaceful countryside. Breakfast available from B&B farmhouse.
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Havergarth View
Bewerley, Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Adult only luxury glamping pods with kingsize beds and hot tubs in the stunning Nidderdale AONB and Dales.
Woodland Retreat Shepherd's Hut
Appersett, Hawes, North Yorkshire
An adult only, luxury shepherd's hut in ancient woodland, set in Wensleydale and Yorkshire Dales country.
Hidden Retreat Glamping
Consett, County Durham
Two luxury glamping pods with private hot tubs, situated in a rural setting on the banks of the River Derwent.
Hagg Hill Retreat Shepherd's Hut
Winlaton Mill, Tyne and Wear
Beautiful shepherd's hut in an idyllic countryside setting in the heart of the Derwent Valley.
Entick Campsite
Dunswell, East Yorkshire
Peaceful, family friendly site welcoming tents and tourers. Dogs welcome. Bike storage and shop onsite.
Oakside Camping
Sykehouse, Goole, East Yorkshire
A small family run site within the pretty village of Sykehouse. Fishing across the road at Sykehouse Fisheries.
