Constable Burton Hall Caravan Park is situated in the beautiful mature parkland of Constable Burton Hall. Set behind the walls to the old deer park and extending across picturesque farmland, the spacious site gives a real sense of peace and tranquility.

Located at the entrance to Wensleydale, near to the attractive market towns of Middleham and Leyburn, Constable Burton is a natural base from which to explore and enjoy the scenery of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. At the gateway to the dales, the site is perfectly placed for tourers from Southern England stopping off on their way to the Lake District or Scotland.

Constable Burton Hall Caravan Park has been designed to complement its beautiful surroundings.

It is within convenient walking distance of Constable Burton Hall, a fine Georgian house built in 1768 by the celebrated architect John Carr.

Carefully screened by the estate walls to the old deer park, the site is a secluded and peaceful haven for visitors.

Located on a level and well maintained field, the 10 acre site allows for 80 seasonal and 40 touring pitches and great care is taken to avoid overcrowding.

The site's traditional buildings are all constructed from natural stone and the utilities block is housed in a modern conversion of a traditional 18th century stone deer barn.

A good all weather track leads from the main entrance to allow for easy access on and off the park.

* Resident on-site warden
* Shower blocks with hot and cold water showers, hand basins , razor points and W.C’s
* Disabled W.C's
* Baby changing facilities
* Utilities block including laundrette
* Calor Gas cylinder supply
* Water and disposal points
* Individual 10amp electrical link-up points inclusive in price
* Late arrivals enclosure
* Secure 24 hour barrier access for cars
* Milk and newspapers available on request
* Internet access through Wardens office

There is no shop on site however the nearby town of Leyburn will provide all your needs. Opposite the park entrance is the Wyvill Arms. This pub and restaurant offers fine food, plentiful outside seating and a traditional bar.

We are happy to welcome dogs provided they are on a lead at all times and do not interfere with local farming. A dog walk is provided nearby and we ask that owners ensure that the park is kept clean for everyone's benefit.

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