Tents
Level grass pitches looking out over Dentdale. Add an electric hook-up if you want one.
A level pitch, a long view and Dent on the doorstep
High Laning is a family-run caravan and camping site on a working farm in Dentdale, on the western edge of the Yorkshire Dales. It’s open all year.
See the pitchesBooking for an enthusiasts’ group or a Duke of Edinburgh expedition? Email info@highlaning.com and we’ll reply as soon as we can.
Tents, tourers, campervans and motorhomes
The site is level and well drained, with views out over the dale.
Touring caravans
Grass or honeycomb hardstanding, each with an electric hook-up.
Campervans and motorhomes
Honeycomb hardstanding that takes medium and large motorhomes, hook-up included.
Seasonal pitches
A few 12-month pitches with hardstanding, hook-up, satellite TV and superfast broadband.
On site
Electric hook-ups
Wi-fi
Accessible toilets and showers
Dishwashing sinks
Laundry
See pitches and prices
Part of a working Dales farm
High Laning Farm has a long history and is still worked today. It’s also home to a museum and a wool shop, both a few steps from your pitch.
Dent Village Heritage Centre & Museum
Local history told through the Terrible Knitters of Dent, the Dent Vampire and the Settle–Carlisle Railway. There’s a tearoom too.
Visit the Heritage Centre
The Woolshed
A purpose-built wool shop selling hand-crafted woollens and traditional craftware made locally.
Look inside The Woolshed
Dent is a short walk from your pitch: cobbled streets, whitewashed cottages, pubs, cafés and a village shop. The Dales Way runs through the dale, and the Settle–Carlisle Railway stops at Dent station.
Explore Dent & Dentdale
What’s on in Dent
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6NovPop-up fish and chipsFriday, 4.30pm to 7.30pm, Dent
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7NovCoffee morning at St Andrew’s ChurchSaturday, 10am, St Andrew’s Church, Dent
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4DecPop-up fish and chipsFriday, 4.30pm to 7.30pm, Dent
Latest news
- Heritage Centre guided tours and cream tea
- A gentle Dentdale walk from BBC Countryfile Magazine
- A big ‘well done’ to all the Dentdale Runners
Arriving
Checking in
Check in at the Dent Village Heritage Centre. If it’s closed, come to the farmhouse.
Arriving late
Ask us and we’ll put out late-arrival signs on the field opposite the Heritage Centre, to the left of the shower block.
Getting here
From the A1, follow signs for Bedale and the A684. At Hawes, take the B6255 towards Ingleton and look for the turning to Dent after about four miles.