Haxey Quays Caravan and Camping is a 25-acre riverside site on the flat farmland between Misterton and Doncaster, best known for its fishing and its open water. The River Idle runs along the ground, and campers fish it for free, with a slipway on hand for launching boats, kayaks and paddleboards. Pitches range from casual grass camping to electric grass and hardstanding, and a large rally field takes everything from a handful of vans to a full club meet. That mix tells you who it suits, tourers, anglers, boaters and organised rallies, rather than anyone after a polished holiday park with a pool and a clubhouse. The land is farmed without chemicals, so deer, hares, geese and barn owls are regular company across the site. The Haxey Gate pub sits about a hundred yards from the entrance for meals and a pint, and Misterton village is a short walk for daily basics. Grass pitches start from £20 a night, with electric pitches from £25. Dogs are welcome, and Haxey Quays works just as well for a quiet fishing stopover as a big weekend rally near Doncaster.
Facilities
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Yes, dogs are welcome at Haxey Quays. There is open riverside space to walk them and the neighbouring Haxey Gate pub is a handy stop, so keep them under control around the water and other campers on site.
How much does a night at Haxey Quays cost?
Grass pitches start from £20 a night and electric grass or hardstanding pitches from £25 a night. Bank holidays carry a minimum three-night stay, and seasonal pitches are available for longer bookings through the site.
Can you fish at Haxey Quays?
Yes, campers fish the River Idle running through the site for free, with reports of sizeable coarse fish. A slipway lets you launch boats, kayaks and paddleboards, and river moorings can be arranged nearby through West Stockwith.
Does Haxey Quays have electric hook-ups?
Yes, both electric grass pitches and hardstanding pitches with hook-up are available alongside cheaper non-electric grass camping. Water points and chemical disposal are on site, which makes it practical for touring caravans and motorhomes.
What types of pitch does Haxey Quays offer?
Haxey Quays takes tents, caravans and motorhomes, from casual grass camping to hardstanding, plus a large rally field for clubs and groups. There is no glamping, so bring your own tent, caravan or motorhome.
Is Haxey Quays suitable for large groups and rallies?
Yes, the site has a large rally field used by caravan clubs and for events such as weddings and festivals. It also runs a small certificated area, so quieter tourers and big organised groups both have a place.
Things to do nearby
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Watersports
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