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Aysgarth Camping (Formerly Colmans of Aysgarth)

North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire · DL8 3AQ
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Open all year

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
Open all year round
Playground for younger campers

About this site

Formerly Colmans of Aysgarth, Aysgarth Camping is a small family run touring site in the Wensleydale village of Aysgarth, inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with a public footpath from the rear of the site leading through fields to Aysgarth Falls. The village sits between Leyburn and Hawes, the Herriot Way long distance walk starts and finishes beside the campsite, and the falls that appeared in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves crash through their gorge a short walk from your pitch. Generous 12 metre by 12 metre hardstanding and grass pitches with electric hook up take motorhomes, campervans, caravans and roof tents, while a separate camping field without electric welcomes walkers with small tents; larger tents and group bookings are not catered for, and the whole site is aimed at people after peace and quiet rather than a lively holiday park. The Camping Hut gives campers an indoor fridge, freezer, microwave, toaster and kettle, well behaved dogs are welcome, and new owners Pete and Teresa took over in 2024, running the Rooms at Aysgarth guest house alongside the campsite. Aysgarth Camping is open all year, with pitches priced and booked through the online booking system.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Playground
The setting
Open all year
Amenities
Games room
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Aysgarth Camping (Formerly Colmans of Aysgarth)
DL8 3AQ

Good to know

Is Aysgarth Camping open all year?
Yes, the touring site stays open all year round, with hardstanding pitches that earn their keep in the wetter months. Winter visitors get the same generous 12 metre by 12 metre pitches with electric hook up, and the indoor Camping Hut with fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle helps in cold weather.
Are dogs welcome at Aysgarth Camping?
Yes, well behaved dogs are welcome at the campsite. The surrounding Wensleydale countryside offers walks straight from your pitch, including the public footpath at the rear of the site that leads through fields to Aysgarth Falls, and the Herriot Way route passes right by the site.
Can I bring a tent to Aysgarth Camping?
Yes, if it is a small one: the camping field takes walking tents without electric hook up, and roof tents are accepted on the touring pitches. The site cannot cater for larger tents or groups with big tents, so sizeable canvas setups need a different campsite.
Do pitches at Aysgarth Camping have electric hook-up?
Yes, the hardstanding and grass touring pitches for motorhomes, campervans and caravans each come with electricity and measure a generous 12 metres by 12 metres. Tent pitches on the separate camping field come without electric, so walkers should pack accordingly for an unplugged stay.
How close is Aysgarth Camping to Aysgarth Falls?
Very close: a public footpath from the rear of the site crosses a group of fields directly to the falls, making for a short and scenic walk. The Herriot Way starts and finishes beside the campsite, and the village's free Edwardian rock garden is worth a look too.
Is Aysgarth Camping the same site as Colmans of Aysgarth?
Yes, the site was known as Colmans of Aysgarth until new owners Pete and Teresa took over in 2024 and renamed it Aysgarth Camping. It remains a small family run touring site, now operated alongside the Rooms at Aysgarth guest house, with pitches priced through the online booking system.

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