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Barnard Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Description: "Relax in the heart of County Durham"

Barnard Castle – known as “Barney” to the locals – is the nearest town to this lovely site. It is very peaceful and a good base for exploring Teesdale and the Yorkshire Dales as well as a haven for walkers and cyclists.
Tourist Attractions: The town of Barnard Castle hosts the Teesdale Thrash on May Day Bank Holiday – a traditional extravaganza of folk song and dance.
Antiques are a speciality of the area.
Pony trekking is available at Raygill Farm, next to the Club Site.
Deepdale 4x4 Off Road Centre gives the opportunity to try clay pigeon shooting or pony trekking as well as taking a vehicle to the highest pub in England.
Built in 1892 as a public art gallery, the Bowes Museum also hosts exhibitions, demonstrations, craft fairs and an open air theatre.
The North of England Lead Mining Museum is at Killhope.
Thorpe Farm Centre has several attractions, including a falconry centre and indoor play barn.
High Force, near Middleton-in-Teesdale, is the highest unbroken waterfall in England.
Raby Castle has been home to the Barnard family since 1626.
Situated in an old chapel, Bowlees Visitor Centre is just across the road from one of the most attractive sections of the Pennine Way.
Durham’s cathedral and castle form a World Heritage Site. The city also has several museums, gardens and galleries to explore.
Eggleston Hall Gardens are four and a half acres of surprises.

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: Pets allowed; Disabled access; Touring pitches; Seasonal pitches; Tent pitches; Motorhome pitches; Serviced pitches; Children's play area; Electric hook-ups; LPG stockist; Sanitary block(s); Laundry; Wireless internet; Chemical disposal point; Washing up facilities

These details were last updated on Friday 25 May 2012