For a North Yorkshire touring break, compare the landscape you want to explore with the facilities you need on site. Ash Keys Caravan Park near Eshton is a family-friendly working-farm base within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Its hardstanding pitches have 16-amp electricity, individual water connections and grey-water drainage, alongside shared toilets and showers. Caravans, campervans and motorhomes are accepted; ground tents and trailer tents are excluded.
Butter Hill Caravan Park in Kilburn offers an adults-only touring base beneath the White Horse, for exploring Sutton Bank and the North York Moors. Its electric pitches combine hardstanding and grass, but there are no shared toilets or showers, so bring an outfit with its own facilities. Both parks accept dogs under their site rules; Ash Keys also has a fenced exercise area.
For days out from Ash Keys, Gargrave offers shops and places to eat, with Skipton and Malham further afield. You can also open the Pepper Hall Campsite profile as you compare the county’s listings.