Rudding Holiday Park

Guests are welcome to check-in between noon and 10pm at Rudding Holiday Park. If delayed, please let the site know. Check out will be due by 11am on your final day.

Yes, Rudding Holiday Park is dog friendly, with up to four dogs allowed per pitch. Dogs must also be kept on the lead at all times and not left unattended. Dogs are allowed in the Deerhouse pub and the hotel Clocktower atrium area too.

No, Rudding Holiday Park does not allow BBQs or campfires.

Yes, Rudding Holiday Park operates a quiet policy after 11pm.

When you arrive at Rudding Holiday Park, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by the allocated time.

Rudding Holiday Park allows up to four pitches to be booked together. Groups of five or more pitches are not allowed. The management also reserve the right to refuse admission to single sex groups as well as groups aged 18 and under.

Yes, at Rudding Holiday Park, both porch awnings and a full awning/gazebo are allowed, just select these as add ons when booking.

At Rudding Holiday Park, the electric grass tent and touring pitches all have a 10 amp electric hook up, whereas the hardstanding pitches each have a 16 amp electric hook up.

Yes, you are welcome to park on your pitch at Rudding Holiday Park. Extra vehicles can be added as a bookable extra.

All of the electric pitches at Rudding Holiday Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Rudding Holiday Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, free WiFi at Rudding Holiday Park.

Yes, Rudding Holiday Park does have an onsite shop which stocks essentials. Opening days/times may vary throughout the season.

Yes, there is an onsite bar and restaurant at Rudding Holiday Park. It serves lunch and dinner, with sample menus here. There is also a golf clubhouse and Fifty Two at Rudding Park, a Michelin guide restaurant.

EV charging is available next door to Rudding Holiday Park at Rudding Park, the neighbouring hotel and spa.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Rudding Holiday Park, though Three and EE customers may struggle more than others. However, everyone will be able to access free WiFi.

The nearest train station to Rudding Holiday Park is Hornbeam Park which is a ten minute drive away. The closest bus stop is Rudding Holiday Park which is just outside of the park, with around two services an hour into Harrogate and Wetherby.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Rudding Holiday Park. The site is located off Rudding Lane with a wide entrance and tarmac roads throughout the park.

Local taxi companies to Rudding Holiday Park include Blueline Taxis (01423 530830) and 103 Harrogate Taxi (07449 689480).

Rudding Holiday Park has its own bus stop which is just outside of the park, with around two services an hour into Harrogate and Wetherby.

Rudding Holiday Park has its own pub onsite called The Deerhouse. The Radcliffe Arms and The Harewood Arms are also within a 30 minute walk.

Within a 30 walk of Rudding Holiday Park, there is Rudding Park Golf Club and Rudding Park Spa at Rudding Park Hotel. The site also has a handy bus stop just outside, and Follifoot Village is a 30 minute walk away with local pubs.

Rudding Holiday Park sits on a large estate, and you can find a map of walking/running routes around the park here. The Spofforth Castle Ruins loop from Follifoot also starts around a 30 minute walk away, a five mile route which takes around two hours.

Yes, there is a charge to use the swimming pool at at Rudding Holiday Park (for anyone over the age of three). The pool is open from 9am until 8.30pm and slots must be booked in advance. It is closed from November to March.