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Selby Camping And Caravan Site

East Yorkshire
East Yorkshire · DN14 9LN
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Family friendly
Open all year

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
A family-friendly site
Open all year round

About this site

Selby Camping and Caravan Site is a small, no-frills Certificated Location on Bridge Farm at Carlton, set between Snaith and Goole in East Yorkshire. Despite the name, the site sits east of Selby itself, in flat, quiet countryside close to the River Aire. The Trans Pennine Trail runs right past the front of the site, which makes it a genuinely handy overnight stop for walkers and cyclists as well as a peaceful base for exploring the area. There is room for around 15 pitches across grass and hardstanding, taking tents, caravans, motorhomes and small campervans, with electric hook-up available. As a Certificated Location the set-up is deliberately simple and low-key rather than a big holiday park, so it suits self-contained campers who like things calm. Non-members are welcome as well as club members. Dogs are welcome too, and the towpaths and trail give easy walking straight from the pitch. The site is well placed for the motorway network, with the A1, M62 and M18 all close for onward travel, and Carlton Towers, a grand Victorian country house, is nearby for a day out. Selby Camping and Caravan Site is open all year, and pitch prices are best confirmed directly with the owners.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Families welcome
The setting
Open all year
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Where you'll be

Selby Camping And Caravan Site
DN14 9LN

Good to know

Are dogs allowed at Selby Camping and Caravan Site?
Yes, dogs are welcome at Selby Camping and Caravan Site. The Trans Pennine Trail and quiet farm lanes run right by the site, so there is easy, traffic-free walking from your pitch, which makes it a good stop for anyone travelling with a dog.
Do you have to be a club member to stay at Selby Camping and Caravan Site?
No, non-members are welcome as well as club members at Selby Camping and Caravan Site. It is a Certificated Location on a working farm, which keeps it small and quiet, so booking ahead directly with the owners is sensible.
Does Selby Camping and Caravan Site have electric hook-ups?
Yes, electric hook-up is available at Selby Camping and Caravan Site, across a mix of grass and hardstanding pitches. As a small Certificated Location the facilities are simple and low-key, so it is best suited to fairly self-contained campers.
When is Selby Camping and Caravan Site open?
Selby Camping and Caravan Site is open all year. It works well as a quiet overnight halt beside the Trans Pennine Trail or as a base for the area, and because it is a small site, it is worth booking ahead directly with the owners.
What pitch types does Selby Camping and Caravan Site offer?
Selby Camping and Caravan Site has around 15 pitches on grass and hardstanding, taking tents, caravans, motorhomes and small campervans. Being a Certificated Location, it stays small and peaceful rather than busy, which appeals to campers who want a calm, rural stop.
What is near Selby Camping and Caravan Site?
The site sits between Snaith and Goole in flat countryside by the River Aire. The Trans Pennine Trail passes the front for walking and cycling, Carlton Towers country house is close by, and the A1, M62 and M18 make onward travel straightforward.

Things to do nearby

Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
Tennis
Watersports

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