Dog-friendly campsites in the North York Moors
Campsites that welcome dogs, with the actual rules: how many, what it costs, whether they can go in the glamping, and where the dog walks are.
13 of the 15 campsites in the North York Moors are on this list (about 9 in 10). The most are around Cropton (2) and Robin Hood's Bay (2).
Small certificated site · Cropton
Bank Top Farm Caravan Site
Dog walk
Members only · join the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay
Caravans, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
from £20/night
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Tents, caravans, motorhomes, pods, static caravans
- Dogs welcome
- Campfires
- Glamping
Prices on request
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Small certificated site · Helmsley
High Farm Beadlam Rigg (CL)
Some units only
Members only · join the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay
Caravans, motorhomes, cottages, static caravans
- Some dogs
from £24/night
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Farm campsite · Lealholm
Lawnsgate Campsite
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, cabins, yurts
- Dogs welcome
- Glamping
from £25/night
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Tents, caravans, motorhomes, shepherd's huts, cottages
- Dogs welcome
- Adults only
- Glamping
from £18/night
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Touring park · Sneaton
North Yorkshire Moors Club Campsite
Dog walk
Caravan and Motorhome Club site, open to non-members
Caravans, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
Prices on request
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Touring park · West Ayton
Scarborough West Ayton Club Campsite
Dog walk
Caravan and Motorhome Club site, open to non-members
Caravans, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
Prices on request
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Questions people ask
Which is the cheapest of the dog-friendly campsites in the North York Moors?
Low Bell End Farm, from £18 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.
Are any of the dog-friendly campsites in the North York Moors open all year?
Yes: Forest Holidays Keldy, High Farm Beadlam Rigg (CL) and Lordstones Country Park.
Can you have a campfire at any of the dog-friendly campsites in the North York Moors?
Yes, at Grouse Hill. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.