York national park campsites that allow pets
9 York national park campsites
Flaxton Meadows
Flaxton, York, North Yorkshire (7.3 miles)
4.86 /5
69 reviews
99%
would recommend
Adult only and eco-friendly touring park 15 minutes from York with an onsite bar and nature trail. Dogs welcome.
Castle Howard Lakeside Holiday Park
York, North Yorkshire (14 miles)
4.4 /5
121 reviews
83%
would recommend
A lakeside park with views over one of Yorkshire's finest country estates. Fishing and dog walk on site.
Robin Hood Caravan Park
Helmsley, York, North Yorkshire (15.7 miles)
4.66 /5
46 reviews
87%
would recommend
A five star park with a play area and immaculate facilities for couples and families wishing to explore Yorkshire.
Gateway to the Moors Caravan Park Certificated Site
Pickering, York, North Yorkshire (22.6 miles)
4.82 /5
47 reviews
96%
would recommend
A small five bay site in idyllic parkland setting, along the edge of North York Moors, bordered by the River Dove.
Yorkshire Burrows
York, North Yorkshire (22.8 miles)
4.8 /5
7 reviews
100%
would recommend
Luxury pods set in the hillside of a secluded working farm, next to the picturesque North Yorkshire Moors.
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The Hideaway at Baxby Manor
Amplecarr, York, North Yorkshire (15.5 miles)
Unique camping and glamping including a luxury treehouse with a hot tub, by the North York Moors National Park.
Golden Square Caravan Park
Helmsley, York, North Yorkshire (17.3 miles)
A 5 star family run park, on the edge of the North York Moors, in reach of Flamingo Land and historic York.
Wombleton Caravan Park
Wombleton, York, North Yorkshire (19.6 miles)
Nestled between the North Yorkshire Moors and the East Coast, this is a 5 star and peaceful dog friendly park.
The Crown Inn
York, North Yorkshire (24.7 miles)
Touring by a cosy pub which serves food, ideally positioned by Ryedale Folk Museum in a North York Moors village.
