East End Farm

East End Farm is a family-run camping and touring site on a working farm at Garton on the Wolds, two miles from Driffield in the rolling Yorkshire Wolds. The site sits just off the A166, with long views over the wolds that David Hockney painted, and both the Wolds Way and the Way of the Roses cycle route pass close by. You get well-spaced grass pitches, several with electric hook-up, plus mega pitches for larger tents and a one-person minipitch, along with a rally field for group visits. Tents, caravans and motorhomes are all welcome, and a separate, quieter paddock is kept for adults only. Heated showers with changing areas, a pot wash and an accessible shower room keep the facilities sorted, and dogs are welcome with one dog included in the pitch price. Families get room to roam, and there are en-suite B&B rooms for grandparents or non-campers, with campers' breakfasts available if you order ahead. Bridlington's South Beach is about a 25-minute drive, and the stately rooms of Sledmere House are close for a day out. East End Farm is open all year, with grass pitches from £23 a night, £29 with electric hook-up, or £15 for a solo minipitch.