Campervan & Motorhome Hire Yorkshire

Your Yorkshire campervan will be collected from the individual van’s confirmed location. Check the listing map and travel notes before booking, especially if you are arriving via Leeds, York, Harrogate, Sheffield, Hull, Scarborough or rural dales collection points. The area works well as a launch point for the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors, Yorkshire coast, York and market towns.

There are plenty of route options from Yorkshire, including the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors, York, Harrogate, Whitby, Scarborough, Malton and the coast. It is a strong all-rounder for food weekends, walking trips, seaside stops and big open landscapes. For Yorkshire, a simple two or three-stop itinerary usually works better than trying to cover every highlight in one short break.

Yes, there are campervan-friendly campsites near Yorkshire, especially around the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors, York, Harrogate, Whitby, Scarborough and the Yorkshire coast. Great Yorkshire Show, Whitby Goth Weekend and summer coastal dates are all worth booking around. If you need electric hook-up, showers or family facilities near Yorkshire, check those details before you book rather than assuming every pitch offers the same set-up.

You generally need landowner permission to wild camp in a campervan around Yorkshire’s national parks, coast and countryside. A quiet lay-by or car park around Yorkshire is not the same as an approved overnight stop, even if it looks tempting. Campsites, pub stopovers and organised off-grid pitches around Yorkshire are usually the simplest way to stay relaxed and responsible.

A campervan can make event trips around Yorkshire much more flexible. Great Yorkshire Show, Leeds Festival, Whitby Goth Weekend, York Food Festival and Malton Food Lovers Festival all suit a trip where the journey is part of the fun. For Yorkshire events, check whether live-in vehicles are allowed, whether campervan tickets are separate and what arrival times apply.

Campervan hire in Yorkshire starts from £90 per night. Yorkshire prices change with the van, season, trip length and any extras you add, so a school-holiday booking will not always look the same as a quiet midweek escape. It is worth comparing a few vans if you are planning the Great Yorkshire Show, Whitby Goth Weekend, York Food Festival or a Dales escape.

Yorkshire’s variety of landscapes and rich cultural heritage make it one of the best counties in the UK to explore by campervan. Here are some of the highlights you won’t want to miss:

• • York: Known for its medieval history, visit the iconic York Minster, walk along the city walls, and explore the Shambles, a narrow, cobbled street lined with quaint shops.

• • The Yorkshire Dales: Whether you’re hiking through Malham Cove or taking in the views at Ingleborough, the Dales offer endless opportunities for outdoor adventure.

• • The North York Moors: Explore the rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and coastal cliffs of the North York Moors National Park, with charming villages like Helmsley and Pickering.

• • Whitby: A picturesque seaside town with stunning cliffs, a historic abbey, and a lovely beach—perfect for a coastal retreat.

• • Haworth: Home to the Brontë sisters, this village is a must-see for literature lovers, with beautiful moorland walks and historic sites.

Yorkshire is the largest county in England, and with its diverse range of landscapes, it’s made for campervan journeys. From the iconic Yorkshire Dales and the wild beauty of the North York Moors to the seaside cliffs of Scarborough and the bustling streets of York, there’s something for every type of traveller. With countless scenic routes, plenty of campervan-friendly campsites, and easy access to nature, your campervan offers the perfect base to explore the heart of Yorkshire.

All of our campervans are stocked with everything you’ll need to head off and have the trip of a lifetime. Just add food, fuel, yourselves and a sense of adventure. Read what it’s really like to hire a Quirky Camper

Yes! Yorkshire is a cyclist’s paradise, with scenic cycle routes such as the Yorkshire Dales Cycleway, Way of the Roses, and routes along the coast and moors. The county’s variety of terrain offers something for all levels of cyclists.

Yorkshire is a great place to visit year-round, but spring (April–June) and autumn (September–November) are particularly ideal for exploring, with milder weather and fewer crowds. Summer is perfect for enjoying the beautiful countryside and coastal areas, while winter brings a magical atmosphere to the county, especially around York and Harrogate.

Apart from York Minster and Whitby Abbey, don’t miss the Yorkshire Dales, Haworth, Scarborough, and the stunning coastline, along with Leeds and Sheffield for modern culture and attractions.

While wild camping is generally not allowed in the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors, there are plenty of designated campsites and wild camping spots in Yorkshire where campervan travellers can park up overnight, especially along the coast and in rural areas.