Camping holidays in Yorkshire - Campsites 31 to 40 in Yorkshire
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Woodhouse Farm Caravan Park (Ripon) - Woodhouse Farm is a touring caravan, camp site and holiday home park on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. Originally a working farm, it offers the ideal country setting with open parkland, woodland walks and two fishing lakes. Only five miles from Ripon, Woodhouse Farm is the ideal location for touring the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors.
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Croft Park (Little Weighton) - Croft Park is a child free environment for discerning adults to relax at our exclusive touring park or at our luxurious self catering lodge.
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Poplars Touring Park (Bridlington) - The Poplars Touring Park is a small, quiet site. There is a good quality toilet and shower facilities, and a washing up sink. 
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Elland Hall Farm Caravan Park (Elland) - Elland Hall Farm is a small, family- run caravan park, in a quiet and peaceful setting. The site has an open and sunny aspect and the pitches are lawned grass, within a beautifully landscaped surround.
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Brompton Caravan Park (Richmond) - This quiet family run park is situated in a lovely natural setting on the banks of the river Swale, in the heart of the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside only two miles from Richmond - the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales.
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Fangfoss Park (York) - Welcome to Fangfoss Park. Covering 4.5 acres the park enjoys the advantage of grassed and hard standing pitches on the old railway line and a well drained field, offering 75 pitches, all with electric hook up.
Access roads to the park are good and from the park entrance a service road runs through the park.
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Low Wood Caravan Park (Harrogate) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description
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Foxholme Caravan Park and Camping Park (Helmsley) - The owner of this site has not yet submitted a description
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Old Hall Park (Boroughbridge) - Tucked away in the village of Langthorpe and only a five-minute walk from the picturesque market town of Boroughbridge you will find the Old Hall Park. The farmstead on which the park lies existed in Saxon times and is mentioned the Domesday Book and origins of the Hall date from 1604.
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Langcliffe Caravan Park (Settle) - Forget the stress of modern day life and find a special place to capture your interest and imagination. At Langcliffe Park you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery , take in a walk, go bird watching, sight seeing, climbing, cycling, fishing whatever takes your fancy
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