Overview of Tollerton Holiday Park 

Tollerton Holiday Park is on Station Road in Tollerton, near York. The park sits on the edge of the village, in open North Yorkshire countryside, around 10 miles from York and close to Easingwold. 

Accommodation includes 11 caravans for hire, with two bedroom layouts sleeping up to 4 guests. Touring and camping are also available, with 25 grass pitches and 25 hardstanding pitches for tents, tourers and motorhomes. 

The park has a small fishing lake, an 8 acre recreation field, children’s playground, laundry, shower block and BBQ building. The Station Inn pub is by the park entrance, while Tollerton village also has a shop and country pubs within walking distance. 

This is a useful park for York without staying in the city. Guests can stay in a village setting with space around the park, then travel into York for the Minster, National Railway Museum, JORVIK Viking Centre, York Castle Museum, Shambles and city walls. 

Beningbrough Hall is around 3.6 miles away, York Minster is around 9.4 miles away and the National Railway Museum is around 9.1 miles away. Other nearby options include York Bird of Prey Centre, The Web Adventure Park, Piglets Adventure Farm Park and Castle Howard. 

Hoseasons gives Tollerton Holiday Park a 4.6 out of 5 guest rating. Booking review data also highlights the location for York and the surrounding area. 

Why is Tollerton Holiday Park a Great Holiday Park?

• Edge of village setting around 10 miles from York.
• Small fishing lake on the park.
• 8 acre recreation field for open space.
• Station Inn pub by the park entrance.
• Caravans for hire plus touring and camping pitches.
• 25 grass pitches and 25 hardstanding pitches.
• Walking distance to Tollerton village shop and pubs.
• Beningbrough Hall is around 3.6 miles away.
• York Minster and the National Railway Museum are around 9 miles away.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.6 out of 5.

Is Tollerton Holiday Park a good base for visiting York?

Yes. Tollerton Holiday Park is around 10 miles from York, so guests can stay outside the city and still visit York Minster, the National Railway Museum, JORVIK Viking Centre, the Shambles and York city walls during the same break.

What makes Tollerton Holiday Park different from larger Yorkshire holiday parks?

Tollerton Holiday Park is a smaller countryside park with a fishing lake, recreation field, touring pitches and a pub by the entrance. It does not rely on large resort facilities, so the main appeal is the village setting, easy York access and space on the park.

Caravans, Touring and Camping at Tollerton Holiday Park 

Accommodation at Tollerton Holiday Park is based around simple, comfortable caravan stays, with touring and camping pitches also available in season. The hire caravans are mainly two bedroom options sleeping up to four guests, making them suitable for couples, small families and guests who want a base for exploring York and North Yorkshire.

The caravan layouts usually include one double bedroom and one twin room, with shower facilities, central heating, double glazing, microwave and Freeview TV. Gas and electricity for heating and cooking are included, while bed linen and duvets are provided with beds made up for arrival. This gives guests the essentials for a self contained stay without needing to bring as much from home.

Some caravans include extra outdoor space. Lodge 4 and Lodge 6 have a verandah, while Gold 1 and Gold 2 are centre lounge caravans with a patio area. Silver 3 WCF is listed as wheelchair friendly and includes a walk in wet room, although guests should check the layout directly before booking to make sure it meets their needs.

All hire caravans are non smoking. Dogs are only permitted in Silver 1 among the hire caravans, with a maximum of one dog. Guests bringing a dog should check the current pet rules before booking.

Touring and camping guests can bring tents, tourers or motorhomes from March to October, with grass and hardstanding pitches available.

Park Facilities at Tollerton Holiday Park

Tollerton Holiday Park has practical facilities for caravan, camping and touring breaks. The park includes a shower block, toilets, laundry, small fishing lake, children’s playground and a large recreation field. The facilities are simple, but they suit the type of stay the park offers: quiet breaks, touring holidays, family time outdoors and days out around York.

The fishing lake is one of the main features for guests who enjoy spending time outside. The recreation field gives children space to play and gives families more room around the park, while the surrounding countryside adds to the relaxed village feel.

Touring and camping guests can choose from grass and hardstanding pitches, with electric hookups available. The touring and camping season runs from March to October. Dogs are welcome on the park, but they should be kept under proper control and on a lead. For hire caravans, dog friendly accommodation is limited, so guests should check the individual caravan before booking.

The Station Inn is located by the park entrance, giving guests somewhere close for food and drink. Tollerton village shop is also within walking distance, which is helpful for everyday items during a short break.

Tollerton Holiday Park is best for guests who want countryside, fishing, family space and access to York, rather than a large park with swimming pools, arcades or evening entertainment.

Places to Visit Near Tollerton Holiday Park 

Tollerton Holiday Park is a good base for visiting York, Easingwold, Castle Howard and the North Yorkshire countryside. York is approximately 10 miles away, so guests can spend the day visiting York Minster, the Shambles, the city walls, York Castle Museum, Jorvik Viking Centre and the National Railway Museum before returning to a quieter village setting.

Easingwold is about 6 miles from the park and is a pleasant nearby market town for cafés, shops and a slower afternoon out. Castle Howard is also within comfortable driving distance and gives guests a full day out with its historic house, gardens, lakes and parkland.

Families have plenty of options in the wider area. York Maze, Askham Bryan Wildlife and Conservation Park, Lightwater Valley and Flamingo Land are all possible days out, depending on how far guests want to travel. Beningbrough is another good choice near York, with gardens, parkland and family friendly outdoor space.

For walking and countryside, guests can head towards the Howardian Hills, the Vale of York or the wider routes north of the city. Longer days out can also take in parts of the North York Moors or the Yorkshire Dales.

Guests interested in history and gardens can visit Newby Hall, Nunnington Hall, Byland Abbey, Rievaulx Abbey, Helmsley Castle, Ripley Castle and Fountains Abbey.