The Caravan Site

Five hardstanding pitches · Electric hook-up

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Pitch up in the pub grounds

A small site, quietly placed

Five level hardstandings in Skelton-on-Ure, adjoining the Newby Hall estate, for campervans, motorhomes and small touring caravans.

A working farm next door, landscaped gardens on your doorstep, and a community pub a short walk from the gravel.

Brick-edged gravel path through the landscaped caravan site gardens
Blue Volkswagen campervan with pop-top raised beside the barn
Campervan with awning, chairs and rug on a pitch looking toward the fields

Settle in

Room to put the chairs out

Each pitch is spacious gravel with grass beside it, enough for an awning, a couple of chairs, and a view of the fields.

Hardstanding
Level pitches for vans, motorhomes and small tourers.
Electric hook-up
Power on every pitch, looking toward the pasture.
Adria Action touring caravan on a gravel pitch beside the barn
Touring caravans
Dark grey motorhome on a hardstanding pitch
Motorhomes
Motorhome, campervan and touring caravan on the gravel pitches
Campervans

Reservations

Book your pitch

Pick your dates in the calendar: five named hardstandings, steps from the pub garden.

Five pitches
Named hardstandings for touring stays.
On-site facilities
Toilet, shower, water and waste points.

Tap an arrival date to begin. Green = available, pink = taken.

The pitches

Five named hardstandings

Each pitch is level gravel with electric hook-up.

Whin Covert pitch at The Black Lion Caravan Site

Whin Covert

Hardstanding with electric hook-up, shown here with a touring motorhome in place.

Braggert pitch at The Black Lion Caravan Site

Braggert

Level gravel pitch beside the farm buildings, with power on the pitch.

Icehouse pitch at The Black Lion Caravan Site

Icehouse

Spacious hardstanding backed by the barn, electric hook-up included.

Sir Richard pitch at The Black Lion Caravan Site

Sir Richard

Tree-edged hardstanding with a calm outlook toward the farmyard.

Moses Hill pitch at The Black Lion Caravan Site

Moses Hill

Open hardstanding looking out over the fields beyond the fence.

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The grounds

Wildflowers, water, and the farm beyond

Direct access to landscaped gardens, a wildlife pond and open walks. Neighbours include friendly horses, grazing cattle, red kites and owls.

Wildlife pondKitchen gardenPétanque pitch
Wildflower meadow with cows resting in the pasture beyond
Wildlife pond edged with wildflowers looking toward grazing fields

A short walk from your pitch

Pub, café & shop

The Black Lion is a community pub renovated by village volunteers. Weekend pints through the green door, homemade cake in the café, and a shop on site.

The Black Lion Pub & Hub brick frontage and hanging sign
Open café door with hanging baskets, barrel planters and a chalkboard sign

Facilities

Everything you need on site

Clean service points, wash facilities and power, plus the pub gardens a short walk from your pitch.

Toilet & shower

Toilet & shower

Private toilet and shower block on site.

Drinking water

Drinking water

Fresh drinking water point with hose.

Grey water disposal

Grey water disposal

Dedicated grey water drain beside the service bay.

Toilet waste

Toilet waste

Chemical toilet waste disposal point.

Electric hook-up

Electric hook-up

Power at every pitch, looking out over the fields.

Bin store

Bin store

Waste and recycling, with fire safety kit nearby.

Explore

North Yorkshire on your doorstep

Walkers and cyclists are spoiled, from Newby Hall and Christ the Consoler to the Dales, with Boroughbridge and Ripon close for everyday amenities.

Tree-lined drive to the Newby Hall gates

On the doorstep

Newby Hall

Direct walks from the caravan site take you into the Newby Hall estate: a 17th-century house with 25 acres of gardens, an adventure playground and café.

Visit newbyhall.co.uk

Five minutes on foot

Christ the Consoler

A Grade I listed Victorian memorial church in the Newby Hall grounds, open to visitors, with concerts, theatre and services through the year.

christtheconsoler.com
Aerial view of Christ the Consoler church near Skelton-on-Ure

River Ure & Boroughbridge

A longer stroll reaches the river banks. The Dog Kennel walk continues into Boroughbridge (3 miles) for shops, cafés and riverside paths.

Ripon & Fountains Abbey

Four miles to Ripon’s cathedral city. On the outskirts sits Fountains Abbey, the largest monastic ruins in the country.

Dales & cycle routes

Beyond Ripon lies Nidderdale AONB. The site has a bike rack and sits on the Ure Valley Way; York is about 45 minutes by car.

A motorhome on a gravel pitch looking out to fields and trees

Ready when you are

Reserve your stay

Pitch up steps from a proper Yorkshire local, with Newby Hall, Ripon and the Dales on the doorstep.

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