Campsites in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire

Crimdon Dene Holiday Park

• Family park close to the Durham coastline, with sea and beach views
• Smart facilities including a pool, sports court and bar-restaurant
• A 25-minute drive from Durham and 40 from Newcastle city centre

New Marske Sports Club

• Family-friendly site in the grounds of a pub in Marske-by-the-Sea
• Five minutes' drive from the beach; North York Moors 20 minutes
• Large beer garden with a well-equipped playground; barbecues allowed

The Old Mill

• Small site in the well-kept grounds of a B&B near Yarm
• A 20-minute drive from the coast; 45 minutes from Whitby
• Well-regarded pub a short walk away

Little Haven

• Back to basics site by a stream in quiet North Yorkshire countryside
• A mile from the edge of the North York Moors National Park
• A mile and a half from a well-known traditional village pub

Dragonfly Camping

• Pop-up campsite among woodlands at a Co. Durham working farm
• Durham city centre 15 minutes' drive; 20 minutes to the coast
• Dog-friendly site; choose from main field or wilder orchard pitches

Southview Farm

• Small quiet site near Stokesley, with views of the Cleveland Hills
• A half-hour drive from the coast or the centre of Middlesbrough
• Well-placed for walks in the North York Moors National Park

Wyke Lodges and Touring Caravans

• Dog-friendly site with views of Roseberry Topping
• Just outside the North York Moors; 15 minutes’ drive to Saltburn
• Five minutes' drive from dining spots and shops in Guisborough

The Bus Stop

• Two-bedroom converted bus in a rural spot next to the river Leven
• A 15-minute drive from Roseberry Topping; Stokesley 30 minutes' walk
• Kitchen, heating, bathroom and a decking area with outdoor seating

Seaton Carew Holiday Park

• Quiet well-maintained touring pitches on the edge of Seaton Carew
• Five minutes' drive from the beach; 10 minutes from Hartlepool
• Pet-friendly site next to a café, bar and indoor sports centre

Howla Hay Farm