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The Boroughbridge Campsite is just off the A1 in North Yorkshire and sits right next to the River Ure.

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Boroughbridge Campsite

North Yorkshire is a very large county in England and includes some amazing scenery and places to get out with the kids.

Browse below for family-friendly campsites, places to stay, places to visit, and things to do with the kids in North Yorkshire.

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A peaceful and picturesque caravanning and camping experience, in our beautiful North Yorkshire village. Dog-friendly & privately owned and operated by the Kay family, Burrows Park is a perfect base for families and couples wishing to explore the stunning countryside of North Yorkshire. 
Spacious pitches for Tourers, motorhomes, campervans, trailer tents and tents.
 
Burrows Park is set in the scenic village of Great Ouseburn in North Yorkshire and is the ideal location to escape the everyday hustle and bustle and take life at a slower pace. 

Located in the Vale of York between the cities of York and Harrogate, Burrows Park is a hidden gem with all the amenities you will need- making it the perfect place to relax and unwind.
 
Accessibility: Burrows Park is a flat well-drained Caravan Site with easy access for all types of abilities. The toilet and shower block has a fully compliant disabled shower/toilet room.
 
Our facilities include: 
•Dog-friendly
•Private dog walking area
•A flat and well-drained site
•88 x 16amp/240 volt electric hookups
•60 seasonal pitches
•7 hard standing motor homes pitches
•Motor home service point
•Space / Access for 30ft motor homes
•10 touring pitches/camping pitches
•4-acre rally field
•Non-electric hooks pitches available
•Chemical disposal points
•Information points
•Washing up and food preparation area
•Access to numerous drinking water points on site
•Newly built shower and toilet block
•Includes family bathroom and disabled shower room
•Caravan storage available •
 There is also an on-site mechanic should you require any work carried out. Contact A&K Motors on 07885 740 021
 
Great Ouseburn village has
•The Crown Inn - 250 metres
•Post office and shop - 200 metres
•Village hall - 300 metres
•Kids play area & park - 300 metres
•Cricket Club - 300 metres
•Local Walks  - Boroughbridge Walks
•Local Cycle Routes  - Boroughbridge cycle trails
 

Facilities - Small Children welcome - Disabled accessible - Outdoors: More than 1 acre of land.
Location; Village. Payments accepted; Cheques/other, Cash

Burrows Park

The Abbey ruins at Fountains are the largest monastic ruins in the country and a World Heritage site.
In 1132, 13 monks came here to start a simpler life. 400 years later Henry VIII demanded the closure of the Abbey, leaving the ruins we see today.

Contrast the ruins with the surrounding woods and valleys, where John Aislabie in the 18th-Century turned them into the Georgian water gardens.

Explore further afield and discover hidden gems including Fountains Mill built in the 12th-century, a deer park, church and grand hall.

Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden

Award-winning Rudding Holiday Park, 3 miles south of Harrogate and only minutes away from the A1 motorway, is easily accessible and an ideal venue to visit Yorkshire's many attractions.

There are an extensive choice of accommodation from 5* star luxury lodges to 4* cottages and 3* chalet lodges, seasonal holiday homes, caravanning and camping. The grounds at Rudding Holiday Park have been awarded Visit Britain’s 5* star rating, and on-site facilities include an outdoor heated swimming pool, adventure playground, games room, shop, Deer House Family Pub and extensive gardens.

Cottages, Luxury Lodges and Chalet Lodges

Rudding Park’s self-catering lodges and cottages can accommodate groups of varying sizes from 2-7 guests. Nestling in and around this private country estate, traditional country cottages of mellow stone or warm red brick have all been carefully restored and retain many of their original architectural features. The chalet lodges are in delightful woodland clearings, many surrounding a small lake.

The luxury lodges offer vibrant colours, contemporary design features and luxurious fabrics giving each lodge an individual feel. These light and airy lodges have patio doors leading onto a large veranda with hardwood furniture, a gas barbeque and patio heater whilst some lodges also offer a hot tub or sauna.

Rudding Holiday Park guests can take advantage of all the additional facilities Rudding Park has to offer including the 2 AA rosette Clocktower restaurant and bar, spa, gym, cinema, championship 18-hole golf course and 6-hole short course, resident PGA professionals and 18 bay floodlit driving range.

Some of our properties are available for Winter Long Lets ranging from 3* chalet lodges, 4* cottages and 5* luxury lodges. Properties can be let from a minimum of just 28 days throughout the winter and all rates include water, council tax, linen, towels, and kitchen equipment. There will be an additional charge for gas and electricity which is metered. Guests will also receive a discount at The Spa.

Caravanning and Camping

With the clever use of planting and hedging, the park has been divided into smaller areas. We offer generous sized grass pitches with electric hook up. In addition to these, a limited number of hardstanding and supersites are available providing additional facilities including a water point, a grassed area and a car parking space. Tents may use the grass pitches or alternatively, there are separate areas for camping only.

Rudding Holiday Park

Stockeld Park is between Leeds and Harrogate and always has a number of family seasonal events on at the Adventure Park.
Stockeld Park is also Yorkshire's largest Christmas Tree plantation, with about half a million trees!

Stockeld Park

From the moment you arrive, Harewood captures your imagination and feeds your curiosity. It’s a place filled with art, culture and heritage which continues to thrive today.
 
One of the Treasure Houses of England, the historic Georgian property sits within “Capability” Brown designed landscape with remarkable views from the award-winning Terrace. Come inside and you’ll be blown away by Chippendale furniture and exquisite interior designs. Leave time to explore the corridors Below Stairs. A place where young kitchen hands can dress up and discover life a servant.

With bags of space to run around, a massive adventure playground, penguins, flamingos and parrots there’s no shortage of adventure for kids of all ages.

Harewood

The National Railway Museum shows rail innovations from past to present. It's a free museum and part of the Science Museum.

The National Railway Museum

There are many places to take the kids in and around York, and one of those is the Yorkshire Museum, which will give you a glimpse of life in and around York through the ages.

The Yorkshire Museum

This is a family-friendly ghost tour that runs every night from 7 pm at the Roman Column in York during the school holidays.

Family-Friendly Ghost Walk in York

This is the summit of The Chevin, which is part of the Leeds 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

The Chevin

This is the summit of Tinshill Moor, which is part of the Leeds 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

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