The crunch of gravel under tyres, the soft rustle of leaves through Goosewood's tree-lined pitches, and you're tucked into proper North Yorkshire touring country — not quite the Dales, not quite the Moors, but handy for both and a gentle half-hour from York's medieval walls.
This is a dedicated touring park for caravans and campervans, so expect level hardstandings and neighbours who know their way around an awning peg. It suits couples touring the region, older caravanners after a peaceful base, and anyone using York as a springboard for market towns, steam railways, and moorland drives. Dog owners should ask ahead — policy varies — and the same goes for campfires, so check when you arrive if you're planning a evening by the flames.
Facilities aren't listed in detail, so it's worth calling to confirm what's onsite before you book. The vibe feels low-key and traditional rather than glamping-glossy — a straightforward spot to park up, plug in, and potter off exploring without fuss.
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7 routes found via OpenStreetMap
Traces a historic 100-mile trail from Middleton to Appleby-in-Westmorland, crossing varied terrain including gentle riverside paths, moderate moorland climbs, and some steep sections through the Yorkshire Dales and Eden Valley. Too long and challenging for young children or buggies—proper walking boots essential. Dogs welcome throughout but keep on leads near livestock (frequent on this rural route). Offers stunning Pennine landscapes, historic villages, and genuine long-distance walking for tho
Follows a 104km linear trail across the historic landscape of North Yorkshire, connecting York with Wetherby through gently rolling farmland, riverside paths, and quiet villages. Terrain is mostly flat to gentle with well-maintained tracks and field paths, though expect mud after rain and several stiles. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles and field gates, but manageable for older children tackling sections. Dogs welcome but must be under control near livestock. Worth doing for the mix of Rom
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