York Caravan Park

Your holiday at York Caravan Park starts at our modern reception. If it is your first visit do ask us about getting around and how to get the most from your stay in Yorkshire.

You can choose a grass or hard standing pitch. All of our pitches are very spacious, separated by low hedging and shrubs. Each pitch has a 16A electricity and TV hook-up, fresh water tap and grey water drain. Just connect up and relax in the country park atmosphere. We also have a motorhome service point.

A modern, heated amenity building is conveniently situated in the centre of the park, housing toilets, showers, washing-up area and laundry. Individual privacy rooms are equipped to luxury standards with shower, WC, wash basin and dressing area. Less able guests will find easy access and a full disabled suite. There’s no extra charge for showers and hot water.

The fishing lake and picnic area are popular with guests for relaxing between excursions. Well behaved dogs are welcome on site and there is space for you to exercise them.

For all your shopping needs, Monks Cross Shopping Centre is just a mile away. York Caravan Park is ideal for travel into York City center. In addition to the Park and Ride at Monks Cross, there is a half-hourly Coastliner bus operating until late from the park gate.

You can use our CassoA Gold accredited caravan storage facilities. It is so convenient to have your caravan here ready for your next visit to Yorkshire. We are sure you will want to come again.

York has a unique combination of attractions and leisure facilities. It offers something for everyone all year round. You can take the bus into York; it is a great city to walk around. A walk along the city walls will show you where everything is. You’ll find cafes and historic pubs around the City gates and riverside gardens for a picnic.

York’s magnificent gothic Minster is often the first stop. Its size, beauty and stained glass are inspirational. In the Crypt you can see ancient artefacts and the underpinning of the columns originally set down in the 1100’s. Views from the tower are sensational.

York’s magnificent gothic Minster is often the first stop. Its size, beauty and stained glass are inspirational. In the Crypt you can see ancient artefacts and the underpinning of the columns originally set down in the 1100’s. Views from the tower are sensational.

From York Minster you can walk to the riverside through Museum Gardens and visit the Yorkshire Museum, or explore interesting shops and art galleries around Petersgate. A little further is the picturesque Shambles, possibly the best preserved medieval street in England.

Kings Staith is lively with riverside pubs and cafe-restaurants. York Boats ply the River Ouse to the Bishop’s Palace. Cross Skeldergate Bridge for the riverside path to Rowntree Park and the ever popular York Racecourse. The 30 acre riverside park, which offers many sporting facilities, was donated by the Rowntree family of Rowntree Chocolate fame.

Back across the River Ouse, follow Dick Turpin’s journey to York Gaol. Part of Castle Museum, it features remarkable historical street scenes. Across the square, see the great views from Clifford’s Tower. A street away, the Jorvik Centre presents the sights, sounds and smells of Viking York. York Dungeon tells of the Black Death and violent history.

The National Rail Museum houses 100+ locomotives. It’s a terrific ‘free’ day out.

Choosing York Caravan Park means evening and night attractions are also open to caravan enthusiasts. You can enjoy the cinema, theatre, riverside pub-restaurants, one of the festivals and cultural events or take in the wonderful night-time views. There’s a late bus to bring you back to the campsite.
York Caravan Park is central for day-trips across Yorkshire. Castle Howard is just 12 miles and you can reach the North Yorkshire Moors and Scarborough in just over an hour.

Proprietor: Andrew Wilson 

Address: York Caravan Park, Stockton Lane, York, North Yorkshire, YO32 9UB

Directions

York Caravan Park is conveniently located just off the City of York ring road near its junction with the A64 Scarborough road. Click the map or click here for caravan site directions.