Ripon Racecourse

Join us at Ripon Racecourse for our fun packed Easter Meet organised and stewarded by the Committee. There will be entertainment and the usual Decorated Egg and Easter Bonnet competitions with lots of other fun filled activities.

Fee is £15 PUPN (Cash only please)

Further details and updates will be shared on our Facebook page.

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Things to see and do in the local area include:
• Ripon Cathedral – a magnificent historic landmark
• Studley Royal Water Garden & Fountains Abbey – a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park
• Riverside walks along the River Ure
• Local shops, cafés, and traditional pubs in Ripon city centre

There are bus routes to Knaresborough, Harrogate and Leeds.

Catterick Racecourse

Join us at Catterick Racecourse for a friendly, free-and-easy weekend. This event is open to all members and offers a great opportunity to enjoy the local area and socialise.

The fee is £13 PUPN (Cash only please)

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Things to see and do in the local area include:
• Explore the charming market town of Catterick and nearby Richmond
• Enjoy scenic walks along the River Swale
• Visit local shops, cafés, and traditional pubs

Seaton Carew Mayfair Centre

All units welcome to join us at the Mayfair Centre at Seaton Carew Hartlepool. The site is just on the edge of Seaton Carew just over the road from the beach.

Fee is £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

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Things to do:

Seaton Carew Beach – long sandy beach perfect for walks, beach games, ice creams and classic seaside fun.

North Gare Beach – quieter scenic stretch of beach ideal for strolls and kite-flying.

Teesmouth National Nature Reserve – excellent for birdwatching, seal spotting and wildlife photography in the estuary and saltmarsh.

Seafront Promenade & Arcades – leisurely promenade with benches, sea views, amusement arcades, cafes and fish & chip shops.

Seaton Snook & Dunes – sandy dunes and nature areas south of the beach great for exploring

Hartlepool Headland and the Heugh Battery Museum.

Thirsk Racecourse, a great site just outside Thirsk town centre. 10 mins walk. Great for shops and pubs.

Fee £14.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward Tony Knight

Site opens 12.00 am

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Things to do in the area:

The World Of James Herriot – Museum dedicated to the famous vet-author Alf Wight, with interactive exhibits and original sets from All Creatures Great and Small.
Thirsk Museum – Local history museum with fascinating displays on the town’s heritage, industry and personalities like Thomas Lord (founder of Lord’s Cricket Ground).
Zillah Bell Contemporary Art – Highly-rated local art gallery with changing exhibitions of prints, paintings and ceramics.
Thirsk Hall Sculpture Garden – Sculpture exhibitions set in the grounds of historic Thirsk Hall.

Monk Park Farm Visitor Attraction – Large working farm with friendly animals, play areas, walk trails and seasonal activities – great for kids.

St Mary’s Church – Beautiful medieval church with stained glass and historic architecture.

Thirsk Market – Traditional weekly market on Mondays and Saturdays with local produce, crafts and Yorkshire treats.

Ritz Cinema – Historic community cinema showing classic and new films in a unique setting.

Stanhope Showground

Come and join us for our Sports fun filled Bank Holiday weekend here at Stanhope. Lots of games and activities for all.

Lovely village with shops and pubs.

Use of hall for socializing at night time.

Fee £14.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward Paul & Janet Quintal

Site opens 12.00 am

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Things to do in the area:

Visit the Durham Dales Centre – a visitor centre with craft shops, a tearoom, gardens, local gifts and visitor information — a great first stop for exploring the area.

St Thomas the Apostle’s Church – historic Norman/early English church with architectural details and a fascinating past.

See the Stanhope Fossil Tree – a 320 million-year-old fossilised tree displayed in the town centre.

Stanhope Stepping Stones & river ford – walk and play at the River Wear where a series of stepping stones let you cross on foot and enjoy riverside views.

Explore the Market Place & local shops – the compact town centre has cafés, independent boutiques, pubs and eateries to enjoy.

Westholme Farm Heighington

All units welcome to join us at this lovely little site just outside of Heighington village.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward Mary Hepple

Site opens 11.00 am

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Things to do in the area:

Heighington and the surrounding countryside are lovely for exploring on foot, with several easy walking routes on rural paths and tracks. You’ll find peaceful country walks around the village and through farmland countryside — perfect for a leisurely wander or nature break.

Come along for a great weekend at Sedgefield Racecourse where there is a Medieval Fair being held in Sedgefield.

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Please join us at our first THS of the season at Seaburn Showground.

This is a seafront site with the beach just across the road. Lots of shops and cafes and a major supermarket just around the corner.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Stewards : Committee

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Things to do in the area:

Roker Cliff Park – Lovely coastal park with cliffs and sea views, great for walks and photos.
Seaburn Beach & Promenade – Classic sandy beach perfect for a walk, sun and seaside snacks; cafés and ice-cream stops along the way.
Roker Park – Victorian park with gardens, boating lake, playgrounds and a miniature railway — ideal for families.

Seldons Leisureworld – Arcade and family entertainment centre in Seaburn.
Go Bananas – Indoor playground, great if the weather turns or you’ve got little ones with you.

Everyone welcome to Canada Fields just outside of Northallerton.

Pleasant little site just right for a nice relaxing break.

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Steward TBA

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Things to do in the area:

Northallerton – Explore the town’s historic High Street with independent shops, cafes, pubs, and its busy markets (Weds & Saturdays).

Historic buildings in Northallerton centre such as Durham House and Porch House are interesting to see as part of a walking tour of the town.

Tip: You’re in-between the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors — both are world-class for walks, wildlife and breathtaking views.

All units are welcome to join us at Crimdon House Farm. A beautiful site just north of Hartlepool on the edge of the northeast coast.The site has an accessible footpath down to the beach.

Fee £15.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward TBA

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Things to do in the area:

Crimdon Beach & Coastal Walks – Enjoy long sandy beach walks and the England Coast Path with sea views and wildlife, including rare little terns (best spring–summer) — great for walking, nature watching and picnics.

Crimdon Dene & Woodland Walks – Scenic paths through dunes and wooded areas with views over the coast and countryside.

North East Regional Meet

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Please join us for the weekend at Donnewell Farm. This is a lovely quiet site with a sort walk to Sedgefield Village where there are shops, cafes and pubs.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Stewards: TBA

Site Opens 2pm

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Just a short walk or drive from Donnewell Farm you’ll find:

• Traditional pubs & eateries

• Cafés and tearooms (perfect for lunch or afternoon tea)

• Independent shops and local boutiques in the village centre

• Historic Church of St Edmund — a Grade I listed medieval building worth a look while you’re in town.

Join us for a relaxing weekend at sunny (hopefully!) Bedale. Just a 10 min walk to the Bedale town centre.

Fee £15.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward TBA

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Things to do in the area:

Bedale Town Centre – Wander the Georgian market town, check out historic buildings like the medieval Market Cross, enjoy independent shops, cafes, and pubs just a short walk from the campsite.

Cycling & Walking Routes – The countryside around Bedale is brilliant for road cycling, scenic country walks, and exploring peaceful lanes and trails.

A short drive away is Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park – Classic theme park with rides and attractions for all ages (about ~20–30 min by car).
• The Forbidden Corner in Leyburn– Unique maze of follies, tunnels and surprises in a garden setting (book ahead).

Please join us at Oakleaf Centre, Newton Aycliffe. This is a new site for Durham DA.

The OakLeaf Sports Complex offers a family friendly facility with a bar and food, live TV sports and a range of activities.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward: Mr & Mrs Tim Girvan

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Things to do in the area:

Aycliffe Nature Park – Peaceful wildlife area with footpaths and ponds (great for bird-watching and gentle walks).

Great Aycliffe Way – Scenic walking/cycling route around town, perfect for a nature stroll or bike ride.

Planet Leisure – Casual spot for food, drinks and social bowling.

Please join us at our THS at Seaburn Showground for the children’s Summer Holidays.

This is a seafront site with the beach just across the road. Lots of shops and cafes and a major supermarket just around the corner.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Stewards : TBA

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Things to do in the area:

Roker Cliff Park – Lovely coastal park with cliffs and sea views, great for walks and photos.
Seaburn Beach & Promenade – Classic sandy beach perfect for a walk, sun and seaside snacks; cafés and ice-cream stops along the way.
Roker Park – Victorian park with gardens, boating lake, playgrounds and a miniature railway — ideal for families.

Seldons Leisureworld – Arcade and family entertainment centre in Seaburn.
Go Bananas – Indoor playground, great if the weather turns or you’ve got little ones with you.

Westholme Farm Heighington THS

Please join us for our 3rd THS of the season at Westholme Farm Heighington. A lovely little site near Darlington. It is set in the countryside on the outskirts of Heighington Village away from main roads.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward: Mary Hepple

Site Opens 12pm

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Things to enjoy in the area:

Darlington Railway Centre and Museum - showcases the history of the railways, with interactive exhibits and steam locomotives on display.

Raby Castle - Raby Castle is a stunning medieval fortress that offers visitors a glimpse into the past. With its grand architecture and beautiful gardens, the castle is a popular attraction for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Croft Circuit - Croft Circuit is a racing circuit located just a few miles from Darlington. It hosts a range of motorsport events throughout the year, including British Touring Cars, vintage car racing, and motorcycle racing.

Durham Cathedral - Durham Cathedral is a magnificent medieval cathedral that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located just a short drive from Darlington, the cathedral is renowned for its stunning architecture, history, and religious significance.

All units welcome to our THS at Tynedale Rugby Club at Corbridge.

Pleasant walk into Corbridge with lots of local amenities

Fee £14.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Stewards: Paul & Janet Quintal

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Things to do in the area:

Corbridge’s historic high street is lovely for wandering with independent shops, boutiques, antiques, gift stores, and cafes.
Local favourites (from visitor guides) include:

Traditional tearooms for brunch or afternoon tea.

Historic pubs with outdoor seating — perfect after a walk.

Corbridge Roman Town - Hadrian's Wall – Fascinating Roman town ruins to explore with paths, walls and views into 2000+ years of history including bathhouses and forts.
Corbridge Roman Museum – Right next to the Roman site, this has excavated finds and displays to deepen your understanding of Roman life.
Corbridge Roman Bridge – A beautiful historic bridge over the River Tyne, great for photos or a wander along the river.

Head on over to Redcar Racecourse for a relaxing weekend.

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Things to do in the area:

Redcar Beach – Wide sandy beach and esplanade perfect for a walk, sunset views, sitting with an ice cream, or classic seaside fun

Locke Park – Beautiful Victorian park with gardens, walking paths and open spaces.
Garden Of Remembrance – Quiet community garden to relax downtown.
Redcar Bandstand – Historic bandstand overlooking the promenade — nice for people-watching.

Zetland Lifeboat Museum and Redcar Heritage Centre – Home to the world’s oldest surviving lifeboat and interesting local maritime history.

Take a stroll along the Redcar esplanade and enjoy views of the North Sea.

Explore local streets for cafés, ice-cream shops (including the famous “Lemon Top” confection).

Errington Woods or the coast road between Redcar and Marske offer scenic drive/walk views if you fancy a bit of nature without long hikes

Please join us at beautiful Herrington Country Park Penshaw.

A beautiful park with lots of walks, children’s play area and cafe. Lots of shops and pubs close by. Bus stop just outside.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Site opens 12.00 am

Stewards: TBA

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Things to do in the area:

Vast green space with walking and cycling trails, an amphitheatre, a lake with birdlife and a play area — ideal for walks, picnics and spotting wildlife.

Seasonal events and weekly 5 km parkruns on Saturday mornings.

Penshaw Monument — Penshaw Monument

Iconic Greek-style landmark with panoramic views of the North East.

Great spot for a hill walk and exploring surrounding woodland.

There is a bus stop outside the park with bus routes to Sunderland and Consett.

Join us in beautiful North Yorkshire. Site is just a short drive to lovely Stokesley village with shops, pubs and cafes. This is the weekend of the Stokesley Show. This is a large Agricultural show that has been running for over 160 years. They have so many attractions, it is well worth a visit!

Fee £12.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward Tony Knight

Site opens 12.00 midday

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Things to do in the area:

Stokesley Show will be on this weekend but other attractions include strolling Stokesley’s historic market town centre — Georgian/Victorian buildings, cafes, independent shops and pubs.

Visit the 12th-century Church of St Peter & St Paul with historic stained glass and design.

Wander around Stokesley Manor House and explore its history.

Short drive to Great Ayton — explore Captain Cook heritage and village charm.

A relaxing weekend at Stanhope Showground enjoying the autumn trees and cosy times in your units or the pub!

Fee £14.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward: Paul & Janet Quintal

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Things to enjoy in the area:

hings to do in the area:

Visit the Durham Dales Centre – a visitor centre with craft shops, a tearoom, gardens, local gifts and visitor information — a great first stop for exploring the area.

St Thomas the Apostle’s Church – historic Norman/early English church with architectural details and a fascinating past.

See the Stanhope Fossil Tree – a 320 million-year-old fossilised tree displayed in the town centre.

Stanhope Stepping Stones & river ford – walk and play at the River Wear where a series of stepping stones let you cross on foot and enjoy riverside views.

Explore the Market Place & local shops – the compact town centre has cafés, independent boutiques, pubs and eateries to enjoy.

Thirsk Racecourse, a great site just outside Thirsk town centre.10 mins walk. Great for shops and pubs.

Fee £14.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward : Tony Knight

Site opens 11.00 am

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Look out for DDA signs

Please take your rubbish home with you.

Things to do in the area:

The World Of James Herriot – Museum dedicated to the famous vet-author Alf Wight, with interactive exhibits and original sets from All Creatures Great and Small.
Thirsk Museum – Local history museum with fascinating displays on the town’s heritage, industry and personalities like Thomas Lord (founder of Lord’s Cricket Ground).
Zillah Bell Contemporary Art – Highly-rated local art gallery with changing exhibitions of prints, paintings and ceramics.
Thirsk Hall Sculpture Garden – Sculpture exhibitions set in the grounds of historic Thirsk Hall.

Monk Park Farm Visitor Attraction – Large working farm with friendly animals, play areas, walk trails and seasonal activities – great for kids.

St Mary’s Church – Beautiful medieval church with stained glass and historic architecture.

Thirsk Market – Traditional weekly market on Mondays and Saturdays with local produce, crafts and Yorkshire treats.

Ritz Cinema – Historic community cinema showing classic and new films in a unique setting.

Please join us at The Mayfair Centre Seaton Carew.

Fee £13.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward Mary Hepple

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Things to do:

Seaton Carew Beach – long sandy beach perfect for walks, beach games, ice creams and classic seaside fun.

North Gare Beach – quieter scenic stretch of beach ideal for strolls and kite-flying.

Teesmouth National Nature Reserve – excellent for birdwatching, seal spotting and wildlife photography in the estuary and saltmarsh.

Seafront Promenade & Arcades – leisurely promenade with benches, sea views, amusement arcades, cafes and fish & chip shops.

Seaton Snook & Dunes – sandy dunes and nature areas south of the beach great for exploring

This is a booked meet.

The Countryman is a 19 van site in the village of Bolam.

The local surroundings are such as Bowes Museum, near Barnard Castle, Hamsterley Forest, which is within fifteen minutes of the site, offering cycling routes and walks for all age groups.

Fee £19.00 PUPN (Cash only please. This includes EHU)

Steward: TBA

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Come and have a spooktacular Halloween at our 9 day meet at Ripon Racecourse. Further details will be advised nearer to the time.

Fee £15.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Steward: Committee

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Things to enjoy in the area:

Things to see and do in the local area include:
• Ripon Cathedral – a magnificent historic landmark
• Studley Royal Water Garden & Fountains Abbey – a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park
• Riverside walks along the River Ure
• Local shops, cafés, and traditional pubs in Ripon city centre

There are bus routes to Knaresborough, Harrogate and Leeds.

New Year Spectacular at Redcar Racecourse

Fee £20.00 PUPN (Cash only please)

Stewards: TBA

More details to follow