Gypsy caravan holiday's at Copper Beech Glade, Markington Hall, North Yorkshire

Markington Hall

Steeped in history the hall was first mentioned in the Doomsday Book as a fortified hunting lodge in the Forest of Knaresborough
The West Wing

The Georgian wing, harmonious light and airy.
Weddings at Markington Hall

With a strictly limited number of events each year, we provide you with the blank canvas to create the wedding of your dreams.
Across the arched stone bridge

and past the 18th century water mill you enter the Copper Beech Glade.
Copper Beech Glade

Against a backdrop of ancient birch, sycamore, oak and of course copper beech trees you will find a colourful trio of gypsy caravans.
Fire circle

‘To poke a wood fire is more solid enjoyment than almost anything else in the world.’ ~ Charles Dudley Warner
‘Bella’

Lovingly made over five painstaking years to fulfil her original owner’s dream of life on the open road.
‘Carmen’

She’s a traditional Bow top Gypsy Caravan and Sleeps 2
‘Rosita’

Children love this miniature gypsy caravan
The 18th century water mill

This beautiful old mill was in operation until 1963 and still has all the old machinery intact.