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YHA Grinton Lodge

North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire · DL11 6HS
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Family friendly
Glamping available

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
A family-friendly site
Glamping options available

About this site

A castellated shooting lodge built in 1817, YHA Grinton Lodge is a Yorkshire Dales hostel with a small campsite and glamping pods in its grounds, looking out over Swaledale from the hillside above Grinton village. The setting is proper national park country: Grinton and its pub are a 10 minute walk downhill, Reeth sits just across the valley, Richmond is 10 miles east, and the Coast to Coast route passes close by, which makes this a popular overnight for long distance walkers and mountain bikers. Camping is simple and sold per person, with space for around eight tents and no pitches for caravans or motorhomes and no electric hook ups; the car park is about 250 metres from the camping field, so pack to carry. Five heated wooden camping pods sleep two or four, and unheated Landpods add a sleeping under the stars option for up to four more. What campers rate most is the deal: full use of the hostel showers, toilets and self catering kitchen from 6.30am to 11.30pm, plus a licensed bar, breakfast baps and a BBQ area. Dogs camp free with your own tent and cost £5 a night in the pods. The campsite at YHA Grinton Lodge opens whenever the hostel is open, with prices quoted through the YHA booking system.

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YHA Grinton Lodge
DL11 6HS

Good to know

Can I camp at YHA Grinton Lodge?
Yes, the grounds hold a small campsite with space for up to eight tent pitches, and camping is sold per person rather than per pitch. The camping area looks over Swaledale towards Reeth and is open whenever the hostel is open. Book through the YHA booking system.
Are dogs allowed at YHA Grinton Lodge?
Yes, on the campsite and in the camping pods and Landpods. Dogs camp free if you bring your own tent, and cost £5 per dog per night in pod accommodation, payable on arrival. Dogs are not permitted in the hostel rooms, though assistance dogs are welcome throughout.
Does YHA Grinton Lodge take caravans or motorhomes?
No, the campsite at YHA Grinton Lodge is for tents only and there are no electric hook ups. The car park is around 250 metres from the camping field, so you will need to carry your kit across. Travel light and you will be pitched up in minutes.
What glamping does YHA Grinton Lodge offer?
Five heated wooden camping pods sit in the grounds, with a standard pod sleeping two and a large pod sleeping four, bedding included. Unheated Landpods sleep up to four and come with an opening roof, outdoor table and BBQ firepit. Both are booked through the YHA.
What facilities do campers get at YHA Grinton Lodge?
Campers use the hostel showers and toilets plus the self catering kitchen between 6.30am and 11.30pm. There is also a licensed bar, breakfast baps served each morning, a drying room and a BBQ area for your own BBQ or gas stove. Free wifi covers shared social spaces.
Where is YHA Grinton Lodge?
The lodge stands above Grinton village on the southern side of Swaledale, inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Grinton and its pub are a 10 minute walk away, Reeth is just across the valley and Richmond is 10 miles east. The Coast to Coast route passes nearby.

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