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Campsite List Grid Campsite Name Campsite Address Telephone Reference SKIPTON Town Head Barn Bunkhouse https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/town-head- 0344 335 1296 barn-yorkshire 914 645 Gordale House Malcolm Wilson 01729 830333 Gordale, Malham, Skipton, BD23 4DL 047 602 Mason’s Camp Site Georgina Hinchlisse 01756 720275 Low Hall Farm, Appletreewick, Skipton, BD23 6DD 899 633 Riverside Campsite (Town Mrs Moon 01729 830287 Head Farm) Cove Road, Malham, Skipton, BD23 4DE 985 606 Threapland House Mr Wade 017567 30248 Off Thorpe Lane, Cracoe, Skipton, BD23 6LD SETTLE 817 671 Knights, Stainforth Paul and Chris Maudsley 01729 822200 Little Stainforth, Settle, North Yorkshire, BD24 0DP 805 710 Cragg Hill Farm Shelia Sutcliffe 01729 860266 Horton in Ribblesdale, Settle, North Yorkshire, BD24 0HW 764 676 Dalesbridge Mr Bevan 01524 251021 Austwick, Settle, North Yorkshire LA2 8AZ 809 724 Holme Farm, Horton Chris Sutcliffe 01729 860281 Horton in Ribblesdale, Settle, North Yorkshire, BD24 0HB SD 755 674 Orcaber Farm Campsite Neil & Gaynor 07800 624994 Austwick, Near Settle, LA2 8AE http://www.caravancampingyorkshiredales.co.uk/ The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, North of England Office, 251 East Prescot Road, Liverpool, L14 5NA 1 T: 0151 288 2533 E: [email protected] www.DofE.org/northofengland Campsite List Grid Campsite Name Campsite Address Telephone Reference OTHERS 979 639 Bell Bank Mrs Wilson 01756 752321 Skirethrons Lane, Threshfield 935 546 Eshton Road Campsite Sue Beresford 01756 749229 Gargrave, North Yorkshire, BD23 3PN 866 915 Old Hall Farm, Hardraw Miss Mavis Fawcett 01969 667691 The Cart House, Hardraw, Hawes, North Yorkshire, DL8 3LZ 755 867 Ewegales Farm, Dent Mr John Akrigg 01539 625440 Dent Dale, Dent, Cumbria, LA10 5RH 699 718 Moorgarth Mrs Beverly Hodgson 01524 241428 New Road, Ingleton, Lancs, LA6 3DP 235 432 Bramhope Scout Camp Mr R.J Hazle 0113 2656881 Occupation Lane, Bramhope, Leeds Dobrudden Caravan Site Peter 01274 581016 Baildon Moor, Shipley, BD17 5EE 147 413 Sconce Lane Scout Camp Sue and Richard Nicholas 01274 598597 Sconce Lane, Baildon 121 487 Curly Hill Scout Camp Trevor Newman 01943 430456 Curly Hill, Ilkley, LS29 0DT 186 443 Clarion Lodge Mrs Mather 07930 913043 West Chavin Road, Menston, Ilkley, LS29 6BL 686 724 Stackstead Farm Steve and Wendy Moorhouse 01524 241386 Tatterthorn Lane, Ingleton, LA6 3HS The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, North of England Office, 251 East Prescot Road, Liverpool, L14 5NA 1 T: 0151 288 2533 E: [email protected] www.DofE.org/northofengland Campsites 2019 Page 2 The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, North of England Office, 251 East Prescot Road, Liverpool, L14 5NA 1 T: 0151 288 2533 E: [email protected] www.DofE.org/northofengland Campsite List Grid Campsite Name Campsite Address Telephone Reference OTHERS Studfold Farm Ian and Alison Walker 01423 755084 Studfold Farm, Lofthouse, Harrogate, HG3 5SG 040 989 Orchard Camping Site, Reeth Pam and Peter Daly 01748 884475 Reeth, North Yorkshire, DL11 6TT 887 014 Park House Camping Michelle and Ian Murphy 01748 886549 Keld, Nr. Richmond, Swaledale, DL11 6DZ 999 861 Street Head Caravan Park Mark Cooper 01969 663472 Newbiggin, Bishopdale, Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 3TE 966 728 High Beeweston Campsite Mr and Mrs K Mallinson 01756 760398 Kettlewell Sweetbriar Cottage Colin Harvey 01756 761307 Starbotton, BD23 5HY 144 664 Heathfield Caravan Park Ramsgill Road, Patley Bridge, Harrogate, North 01423 711652 Yorkshire, HG3 5PY 8738 8028 Beckermonds, Langstrothdale Mary and Kevin Wood info@ East House Farm, Beckermonds, BD23 5JL beckermonds.com SE017891 Aysgarth Falls-St Joseph’s Wood David and Ann Kiely 01969 663399 please contact for Manor Grange, Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 4DP location details 094 735 How Stean Gorge Lofthouse, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 5SF 01423 755666 072 036 Manor House Farm Jenny Thirsk 07912 079694 Helwith, Marske, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 7EG Campsites 2019 Page 3 The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, North of England Office, 251 East Prescot Road, Liverpool, L14 5NA 1 T: 0151 288 2533 E: [email protected] www.DofE.org/northofengland Campsite List Grid Campsite Name Campsite Address Telephone Reference OTHERS 947 909 Askrigg Camping Heather Hodgson 01969 650109 or 07811851584 Lowlands Farm, Station Road, Askrigg, Wensleydale, DL8 3HZ 916 858 Raydale Barn (Bunkhouse and Heather Hodgson 01969 422145 camping) Stalling Busk, Leyburn, DL8 3DH West Witton Playing Field Carol and Nick 07941566105 West Witton Playing Fields, Nr Leyburn, westwittonplayingf North Yorkshire, DL8 4LX [email protected] Meadowsweet Camping Bothy https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/meadows 0344 335 1296 weet-bothy Ragged Robin Camping Bothy https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/ragged- 0344 335 1296 robin-bothy 007 883 Colman’s of Aysgarth http://aysgarthcamping.co.uk/ 01969 662666 Clare & Matt Colman, Townends, Aysgarth, Leyburn DL8 3AQ Kirkby Stephen Hostel Denise Robinson, Kirkby Stephen Hostel, 07812558525 Market Street, Kirkby Stephen, CA17 4QQ kirkbystephenhost http://www.kirkbystephenhostel.co.uk/home/ [email protected] Campsites 2019 Page 4 The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, North of England Office, 251 East Prescot Road, Liverpool, L14 5NA 1 T: 0151 288 2533 E: [email protected] www.DofE.org/northofengland .
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