Knaresborough

Knaresborough

The jewel in the crown of North Yorkshire, Knaresborough is a thriving market town with much to offer its visitors, making it the perfect destination for a caravan holiday.

Why Book A Holiday Park In Knaresborough?

There are many caravan parks in the region to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a site that offers all kinds of amenities such as a pub/club, restaurant, takeaway, launderette, swimming pool, adventure playground, golf, amusements, and shops, or you want a quiet spot where the surroundings speak for themselves, there will be a park to suit.

Here are just a few that are within around an hour’s drive of Knaresborough, including  Lido Leisure Park, Knaresborough; Goosewood Holiday Park, York; Cote Ghyll Caravan Park, Northallerton; Gallaber Park, Skipton; Bowland Fell Park, Skipton.

Things To Do In Knaresborough

Go over Knaresborough Viaduct - with captivating views both from and near it, no trip to Knaresborough is complete without taking in the stunning viaduct that crosses over the river Nidd. View the viaduct from the riverside and check out views of the river from the viaduct on a train trip from Knaresborough to Harrogate. Make sure you take your camera for some unforgettable pictures, and this is also a great opportunity for a day trip to the elegant town of Harrogate! 

Take the kids to Stockeld Park A fantastic family day out, there is never a dull moment at this all-year-round, all-weather adventure park. Choose from indoor activities such as the Playhive, one of Europe’s largest indoor play areas, to outdoor entertainment such as the sandpit adventure playground, tree climbing, outdoor inflatables, go-karting, a maze, boating on the lake and a magical forest to explore. There are events and activities to keep the kids busy throughout the holidays, so book a day out here while visiting Knaresborough. 

Learn about biodiversity at RHS Garden Harlow Carr With 58 acres of gardens to discover, the Royal Horticultural Society’s Garden Harlow Carr offers a sensory delight with beautiful blooms to look at all year round, and scintillating smells at every turn. With woodlands and wildflower meadows, visitors can learn how the planting is carefully planned to maintain the delicate habitats of the flora and fauna in the gardens. The on-site garden centre offers the ideal opportunity to continue your own biodiverse habitat, and you can stop by for refreshments at Betty’s Tea Room while you’re here. 

Look for magic at Mother Shipton’s Cave Claiming to be England’s oldest tourist attraction, the cave has been open since 1630 and is the legendary birthplace of prophetess Mother Shipton. Listen to her fascinating story from the magical cave where she used to predict the future and wander through the ancient forest that surrounds the cave. You can almost feel the magic in the air…

Go back in time with a visit to Knaresborough Castle Offering stunning views of the River Nidd, Knaresborough Castle offers an authentic journey back to Tudor times, and guests can wander around the grounds and imagine what life must have been like as a Tudor. Find out what a traditional courtroom would have looked like at The Courthouse Museum, and you can even go down into the dungeons to see if you can find the secret underground exit.

Have afternoon tea at Betty’s Tea Room First opened in 1919 in Harrogate, Betty’s Tea Room has become an international phenomenon, with tourists coming from far and wide to sample its delights. With tea rooms in Harrogate, Ilkley, Northallerton, RHS Harlow Carr and York, there is a Betty’s Tea Room within a short drive from Knaresborough. You haven’t lived until you’ve tasted a Betty’s afternoon tea… A caravan holiday to Knaresborough promises guests a wonderful break they’ll never forget.