England’s biggest county is a fantastic place for a touring and camping holiday. When camping in Yorkshire, you’ll find The Yorkshire Dales National Park and The North York Moors right on your doorstep. Explore traditional seaside towns like Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby and if you’re camping between August to October, you might even spot a whale in search of herring and mackerel! Our Yorkshire campsites Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley and Reighton Sands are in Filey, while Thornwick Bay is set on a beautiful clifftop as part of Flamborough Cliffs. All our Yorkshire campsites have excellent touring and camping facilities and different types of pitches to choose from.
A lively, spacious camping site boasting incredible landscapes all around, there’s no shortage of breath-taking scenery and top attractions at Blue Dolphin camping and touring park.
Visit the towering chalk cliffs of Flamborough Head along the Heritage coast and discover the beaches and bays of Primrose Valley camping and touring park.
The dramatic natural landscapes and top attractions of Yorkshire are yours to embrace right from Reighton Sands camping and touring park.
Make Thornwick Bay touring and camping park your base to explore the amazing Yorkshire coast and country, from the Moors to the bays.
The infamous Yorkshire Moors are just a short drive from our parks, so pack your walking boots! The walled city of York is home to multiple attractions like York Minster, the JORVIK Viking Centre, and York Dungeon, and is full of quirky shops, cosy cafes and welcoming pubs.
Yorkshire's best walks span dramatic coastal clifftops, thundering Dales waterfalls, and windswept Brontë moors. Routes range from the gentle 2-mile Aysgarth Falls stroll to the challenging 5.5-mile ascent of Pen-y-ghent, suiting walkers of every ability.
Yorkshire has great water parks, with four Haven parks — Blue Dolphin, Primrose Valley, Reighton Sands and Thornwick Bay — offering on-site aquatic facilities plus Alpamare and Doncaster Dome nearby.
Yorkshire delivers a packed events calendar in autumn 2026, with the Walking East Yorkshire Festival in September, Pickering's Wartime Weekend in October, and Scarborough Sparkle in November — all within easy reach of Haven's four Yorkshire parks.
North Yorkshire offers a brilliant mix of outdoor adventures and cultural attractions. Ride a heritage steam train through the moors, explore UNESCO-listed abbey ruins, or enjoy family thrills at Flamingo Land — there's truly something for everyone.
York rewards visitors with a wealth of historic attractions, from the magnificent York Minster and free National Railway Museum to the ancient city walls and Jorvik Viking Centre, catering brilliantly to history lovers, families, and foodies alike.
Whitby packs in historic ruins, maritime heritage, and natural wonders. Climb the iconic 199 Steps to Whitby Abbey, explore the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, spot whales offshore in autumn, and round off your visit at the award-winning Whitby Distillery.
Scarborough offers eight excellent walks for all abilities, from the easy 1.5-mile Forge Valley Woods trail to the challenging 8-mile Cleveland Way to Filey. All routes are dog-friendly, covering coastal paths, ancient woodland, and moorland scenery.
Scarborough packs in beaches, history, and family fun. Explore a 12th-century castle, swim off golden sands, watch model naval battles at Peasholm Park, or catch a summer concert at the historic Open Air Theatre.
Bridlington offers a wealth of seaside activities, from harbour cruises on a pirate ship and wildlife encounters at its award-winning animal park, to skydiving, horse trekking, golf, and historic attractions including a 12th-century priory church.
Flamborough offers coastal attractions from North Landing beach and the historic 1806 lighthouse to seabird clifftop walks, boat trips, and the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's Living Seas Centre, near Thornwick Bay.