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Register of Caravan Sites September 2020 Richmondshire District Council Register of Caravan Sites Last updated September 2020 Below is a list of all the licensed Caravan site and camping sites within Richmondshire District Council. Definitions Tourer Units – mobile caravans, campervans brought onsite by individuals etc. Tents - Moveable structures brought onsite by individuals Holiday units - static units situated within a park for temporary holiday rental such as static caravans, camping pods or fixed position tents. Permanent residential units - Longer term rental or owner occupier units. Premises Name Address Licensed for Akebar Park Akebar, Leyburn, Leyburn, DL8 Site for 180 holiday units, 60 tourer units ·& 50 Tents - 5LY 1 February in any year to 5 January in the following year. Aysgarth Falls Hotel Aysgarth Falls Hotel Caravan and Tent Pitches. Open all year round Aysgarth, Leyburn Althletic Club Reeth Reeth 3 Holiday Caravans, March to October Badgers Retreat Holiday Park James Lane, Tunstall, Richmond, Site for 50 Static Holiday Caravans, 23 January in any DL10 7RF year to 7 January the following year. Bainbridge Ings Caravan Site Hawes, DL8 3NU 15 Holiday Caravans (7 on OS Field 91 ·& 8 on OS Field 92), 1 March to 31 October , Up to 30 touring caravans on bank holiday weekends and 20 the rest of the time from Good Friday to the 31st October Blue Anchor Corner Caravan Blue Anchor Corner Caravan Site, 7 residential units Site Barracks Bank, Scotch Corner, Richmond DL10 6SW Blackburn Farm, Gayle Blackburn Farm, Old Gayle Lane 3 Touring Caravans Gayle, Hawes 1st March to 31st October North Yorkshire, DL8 3NX Brompton On Swale Caravan Brompton on Swale 177 Seasonal Touring and 22 Static Holiday Caravans, Park March to October. Swaleview Park (Buena Reeth Road, Richmond, DL10 Site of 30 seasonal tourers, 100 static holiday caravans Vista) 4SF 25 tent pitches -1 March in any year to 13th January Chantry Caravan Park West Witton 150 Holiday caravans, All year Constable Burton Hall Constable Burton, Leyburn, DL8 Siting 80 No. seasonal and 40 No. touring van/tent site with Premises Name Address Licensed for Caravan Park 5LJ existing winter storage 1st March to 31st Oct Cow Close Farm Harmby, Leyburn, DL8 5JJ 20 pitches for use as seasonal touring caravan pitches and 15 tent pitches. 1st March – 31st October. Cumbers Hill Caravan Site Arkengarthdale, Reeth 11 seasonal caravans, 1 March to 31 October Cherish Glamping West Shaw Cote Farm, Low 7 Yurts seasonal from 1 March to 31 October Abbotside, Askrigg, Leyburn, Dl8 3JH Edgely Park, Caravan at West Burton, DL8 4UW Single unit Ellerton Park Ellerton on Swale, Scorton, 70 Touring Caravans + 1 warden van - 1st March to 30th Richmond, DL10 6AP November Forge Farm Caravan Site Forge House, Ellerton -Upon - 75 units (caravans or motor caravans) - 1st March to 31st Swale, Richmond, DL10 6AP Oct Fox Hall Caravan Park Ravensworth, Richmond 55 Static caravans & 10 touring The Greens Hawes, DL8 3LJ Site for 15 holiday caravans, March - October Highfield Farm Caravan Park Tunstall, Richmond, DL10 7QZ 8 holiday units, 112 tourer units, 1 March to 31 October Hilyard Arms Colburn lane, Colburn, Catterick 2 Shepherds Huts Garrison DL9 4PD Holme Beck Barn Holme Beck Barn, Park Wall Shepherds Hut Ravensworth, DL11 7ER Honeycott Caravan Park Hawes 46 Holiday Caravans, 1 March to 31 October The Hut B&B Home House, Piercebridge, 2 Shepherds Huts Darlington, DL2 3SY Kilnsey caravan Moulton Single unit Lindale Holiday Park Newton - Le – Willows, Bedale 36 static caravans only in area 1 - 1 January to 31 DL8 1TA December, holiday occupancy only 5.9.2006) THIS PART ONLY IS AN ALL YEAR LICENCE. Little Cote Caravan Site West Burton Field no 232/232a for 5 Holiday Residential Caravans, Field no 158 for 1 Holiday Residential, Field no 196 for 5 Holiday Residential, Field no 198 for 1 Holiday Residential - 1 March · & 31 October. Low Blean, Caravan at Raydaleside, Stake Road, 2 Permanent Residential Caravans Stalling Busk, Leyburn, DL8 3DJ Marrick Abbey Farm field 280, Marrick Single unit Premises Name Address Licensed for field 188 4 STATIC HOL field 296 Single unit Mayfields Retreat Mayfields, Newsham, DL11 7QZ 2 holiday lodges The Nook East Cowton Single unit Old Hall Cottage Campsite Hardraw 5 touring units Orchard Caravan Park Middleham Site for 22 Holiday caravans, 1st March - 31st October Orchard Caravan Park Millholme, Reeth, DL11 6TT Site for 26 touring and 30 static caravans, 1st March and 31st October The Paddock, Atley Hill, Atley Hill Road, Scorton, DL10 Single unit Caravan at 6EJ Park House Caravan And Camp Site, Park 12 Tents - 1st March to 31st Oct House, Keld The Pheasant Inn Harmby Site for maximum of 10 touring caravans and 12 Tents - All year Red House Farm Caravan Easby Site for 10 seasonal touring caravans Easter - October Site Richmond Caravan Park Reeth Road, Richmond, DL10 Site for 48 permanent residential caravans and 43 static 4TH caravans, 1st March and 5th January Riseber (Leyburn) Caravan Riseber Lane, Leyburn Site for 17 holiday caravans between 1st March - 5th Jan, Park however one of the caravan pitches is to be occupied by a security warden outside the licensed season between November and February. Roan Beck Caravan Park Hurst, Richmond, DL11 7NW 6 Holiday Caravans, 1 March to 31 October Rukin’s Caravan Site Park Lodge, Keld Area A -15 tents, 2 touring caravans, 2 campervans - All year - Area B - 14 - 5 tents, 1 touring caravan, 1 campervan - Easter to 31st October Area C - 15 tents, 3 touring caravans& 3 campervans - Easter - 31st October. Scotch Corner Caravan Park Scotch Corner DL10 6NS No more than 15 seasonal tourers and or static holiday caravans to be stationed in the area marked red on the plan attached 10th July 1986.No more than 9 seasonal tourers to be stationed in the area marked blue on plan of 10th July 1986, No more than 72 holiday caravans to be situated on the remainder of the site. - 1st March - 5th January Shaw Ghyll Farm Simonstone, Hawes, DL8 3LY a caravan and camping site for 30 units (to include caravans and tents) during the period 31st March - 31st October only Stable Fell Camping Stable Fell, Marsett,North Campsite for 19 Pitches Premises Name Address Licensed for Yorkshire DL8 3DG Sough Hill Farm Caldwell Single unit Street Head Caravan Park Newbiggin In Bishopdale 27 Static caravans and 16 touring, Seasonal open 1st March - Oct 31st Swale 2 Dale Union House Farm, Darlington 6 Safari Tents open all year round. Road, Richmond, Dl10 7EE Swaleview Park (Buena Reeth Road, Richmond, DL10 Site of 30 seasonal tourers, 100 static holiday caravans 25 Vista) 4SF tent pitches -1 March in any year to 13th January Tavern House Caravan Park Newsham, Richmond, DL11 7RA 22 Static ·& 3 Touring caravans, Seasonal March -to Oct Usha Gap Campsite Usha Gap, Muker, Richmond, No more than 30 units at any one time to be stationed on DL11 6DW Site 1 (comprising a mixture of tents, touring caravans and campervans). No more than 60 units at any one time to be stationed on Site 2 (comprising a mixture of tents, touring caravans and campervans). The land may be occupied all year round. Westholme Park Westholme, Aysgarth Site for 74 Static Caravans, 1 March to 6 January Woodhouse Farm Marrick, Richmond, DL11 7LD 6 static holiday caravans only, 1 March to 31 Oct Woodyard Farm Reeth, Richmond Three single units Yurtshire Swinithwaite Hall 6 Yurts Swinithwaite, Leyburn 1st March to 31st October North Yorkshire, DL8 4UH Yorkshire Dales Country and Harmby 173 Holiday Caravans 1st January to 7th January and Leisure Park Occupation of 1 Wardens Caravan for Full Year .
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