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Quiet campsites in County Durham

No clubhouse, no entertainment, no bar: small fields, farms and adults-only sites where the evening noise is the wind and the sheep.

12 of the 29 campsites in County Durham are on this list (about one in 2). The most are around Barnard Castle (3) and Sedgefield (2). Next door, North Yorkshire has 31 sites, Cumbria has 40 sites and Northumberland has 22 sites.

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Small certificated site · Sedgefield

Donnewell Farm

Members only · join the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay

Tents, caravans, motorhomes

  • Dogs welcome

from £12/night

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Farm campsite · Easington

The Barn at Easington

Tents, motorhomes, pods, vintage caravans, cabins

  • Some dogs
  • Campfires
  • Near beach
  • Glamping

from £30/night

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Small certificated site · Mickleton

The Crown at Mickleton CL Site

Members only · join the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay

Caravans, motorhomes, cabins

  • Dogs welcome
  • Adults only
  • Glamping

from £30/night

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Small certificated site · Sedgefield

Todd's House Farm

Members only · join the Camping and Caravanning Club to stay

Caravans, motorhomes, cottages

    Prices on request

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    Questions people ask

    Which is the cheapest of the quiet campsites in County Durham?

    Donnewell Farm, from £12 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find over the next year. Prices change with the season and the day of the week, so put your dates into the calculator on this page.

    Which of the quiet campsites in County Durham take dogs?

    10 of the 12: Bonners Lodge Caravan Park, Bowfield Farm Camping and Caravan Site, Byreside Caravan Site, Donnewell Farm, Finchale Abbey Touring Park, Hetherick Caravan Park, Holebeck Touring Park and Pecknell Farm Caravan Site.

    Are any of the quiet campsites in County Durham open all year?

    Yes: Byreside Caravan Site, Donnewell Farm, Finchale Abbey Touring Park and Holebeck Touring Park.

    Can you have a campfire at any of the quiet campsites in County Durham?

    Yes, at The Barn at Easington. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.