GLmaping sites near Durham
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HESLEYSIDE HUTS Glamping Northumberland
- Open All Year Round
- Luxury
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
Prices from £80
LANGLEY DAM GLAMPING PODS
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
Prices from £80
TRANWELL FARM HOLIDAYS Morpeth
- Open All Year Round
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Camping Available
- Family Friendly
- Eco Friendly
- Activities on Site
- Great for Walks
Prices from £65
DREAMERY HIDEAWAY near York in North Yorkshire
FREE ENTRY TO DREAMERY GARDENS
- Open All Year Round
- Great for Groups
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Weddings & Celebrations
- Great for Walks
Prices from £103
LAHTLE WOOD GLAMPING Yorkshire with Hot Tub
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Family Friendly
Prices from £120
FLAMBOROUGH GLAMPING AND VINEYARD Yorkshire
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Coastal
Prices from £125
WALCOT HALL GLAMPING North Lincolnshire
- Dog Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Family Friendly
- Couple Retreats
- Weddings & Celebrations
- Wi-Fi
- Eco Friendly
Prices from £113
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Where to go glamping in the Durham Dales
The west of the county rises into the North Pennines, with Weardale and Teesdale, England’s highest waterfall at High Force, and the market town of Barnard Castle with its Bowes Museum.
Where to go glamping near Durham and the coast
The historic city of Durham, with its Norman cathedral and castle, sits at the county’s heart, while the Durham Heritage Coast around Seaham offers dramatic cliffs and sea-glass beaches.
Things to do in County Durham
Step back in time at the Beamish open-air museum, walk a stretch of the North Pennines, explore Raby Castle and Auckland Castle, and ride the Weardale heritage railway.
Local food and drink in County Durham
The county is known for its farm shops, dales cheeses and traditional ales, with plenty of country pubs and tea rooms across the dales and market towns.
Is glamping in County Durham good for families?
Yes — Beamish museum, Diggerland, Hardwick Park and the beaches of the heritage coast all make excellent family days out.
Browse all our glamping sites in County Durham
The North Pennines and Durham Dales (Weardale and Teesdale) for wild uplands and waterfalls; the Durham Heritage Coast for dramatic cliffs and beaches.
Widely yes — the dales, forests and heritage coast offer superb dog walking. Check individual site policies.
Yes — Beamish museum, Diggerland, Hardwick Park and the heritage coast all make excellent family days out.
Visit Durham’s cathedral and castle, explore the Beamish museum, see High Force waterfall, and walk in the North Pennines.
Prices vary by season, site and accommodation type — check the live ‘from’ price shown on each glamping site listing above.