York Meadows Caravan Park

York Meadows Caravan Park at Sheriff Hutton is set in an idyllic location surrounded by rolling farmland, nestled in the stunning and tranquil splendour of the Howardian Hills and Vale of York.

The campsite is set on the outskirts of Sheriff Hutton which is a village full of unique character with the castle ruins dominating the skyline. The castle has links with numerous people including Richard III. The village is a short walk away from the campsite, offering easy access to pubs and shops.

York Meadows Caravan Park is tucked away along a private lane and offers hardstanding, grass and super pitches for motorhomes and touring and seasonal caravans. A stone built building on the park contains luxury, heated facilities with toilets and showers, and privacy cubicles, along with a pot wash area, a family/disabled bathroom, and full laundry facilities, which include an iron and ironing board. There is also a children’s play area which includes a zip wire, swings and cone climber, and a football pitch on site, both of which are sure to keep the children entertained. The campsite has an exclusive area of new and used holiday homes for sale.

The reception area also has a shop which contains all the daily necessities you might need on your holiday, such as fresh bread and milk, as well as sweets, soft drinks, toys, camping equipment and much more.

The caravan park is situated in a perfect area to explore the hustle and bustle of the Historic City of York. Alternatively you can visit one of the greatest private residences in Britain - Castle Howard's stately home is just five miles from the campsite. Not to mention the coastal areas which have something to offer for all the family, or you get away from in all and get back to nature by exploring the North Yorkshire Moors which are full of magnificent scenery. With a network of public footpaths nearby such as the Centenary Way, Wold Way and Ebor Way, this is truly sensational area to discover, full of natural outstanding beauty, offering unforgettable walks.