County Durham is an unspoilt gem with three distinct areas. The majority of the holiday parks in Durham lie along the coastline, it is really fantastic with miles of beaches that are virtually always uncrowded. Explore the countryside of the Durham Dales and Durham itself is a must visit city. There are a good selection of family-friendly caravan parks to see here, view campsites, luxury lodge parks and touring parks in County Durham. Discover beachside holiday parks on the Durham coast, find rural campsites and touring parks in the countryside of the Durham Dales, see dog-friendly caravan sites in Durham around Bishop Auckland, Barnard Castle and St John's Chapel.

Find Caravan Parks Covering All of County Durham

Caravan parks in County Durham are spread across several key areas, each offering a different holiday experience:

Durham Heritage Coast – Coastal caravan parks near beaches such as Crimdon Dene, Easington and Seaham, ideal for seaside breaks and coastal walks.

East Durham – Parks located close to coastal towns and villages, offering access to beaches and local attractions.

Durham Countryside & Dales – Inland caravan and lodge parks near rural landscapes, walking routes and quieter villages, including areas around Bishop Auckland and the Durham Dales.

Near Durham City – Holiday parks within reach of Durham’s historic city centre, providing access to cultural attractions and local amenities.

Where Can You Visit Near Our Durham Caravan Parks?

From Crimdon Dene Beach in the south of Durham, to Easington Beach on the coastal path and the great surf at Horden Beach, there are many quiet sandy beaches, pebble beaches and coves to explore along the coastline. Visit the castle and the cathedral in the amazing city of Durham or enjoy a game of cricket at Chester-le-Street. The Pennine Way to the west in the Durham Dales is a fantastic walk and there are some great places to walk, cycle and explore in this area with Barnard Castle, Stanhope, Bishop Auckland and St John’s Chapel as popular bases to explore on a family holiday in County Durham in this remote and wild area. Beamish is a great day out and if you like a bit of nostalgia, the railway museum at Darlington is worth a visit, this is the birthplace of the steam engine after all.

Why Choose County Durham for a Caravan Holiday?

County Durham is a less crowded alternative to larger UK holiday destinations, offering good value, scenic landscapes and a relaxed pace. The county’s mix of coast, countryside and heritage attractions makes it appealing for visitors seeking variety without long travel distances. With a selection of caravan parks, lodge parks and touring sites, County Durham provides flexible holiday options throughout the year.

Browse through our range of caravan parks across County Durham to compare coastal and countryside locations, accommodation options and park facilities, and find the right holiday park for your Durham break.