Dumble Farm Campsite & Glamping
Immerse yourself in a secluded fluffy cow and wildlife haven in the heart of East Yorkshire.
But why ‘Dumble Farm’?
Nestled at the end of the quiet hamlet of Arram. Dumble Farm provides a picturesque adult only off-grid, eco-friendly campsite. This small family run site has luxury Highland cow themed yurts, as well as pitches for tents, campervans/motorhomes/caravans.
Guests are surrounded by tranquil trees with the grass between the pitches allowed to grow long for extra habitat. The paddocks around the site are filled with cows, goats and abundant wildlife. There are multiple walks around our fields and surrounding water ways for visitors to explore, where you’ll be able to see our cute cows, spot the local wildlife and reconnect with nature. Guests staying on our campsite will also have additional access to a private picnic and wildlife areas around our pond.
A couple of the younger Highlands are normally in the paddock at 1 side of the campsite, with the goats in the little wood at the other side of the site. The young Highlands are also in the shed for various experiences throughout the weeks, so guests staying on site can go and visit them any time that an experience isn’t taking place.
The Dumble Farm campsite is over 18’s only and strictly no dogs allowed.
Luxury Yurts
Each yurt can sleep 4 and contains a comfy king size bed where guests can lay and look at the stars through the stargazing window, two single futons can also provide extra beds*.
The spacious fully insulated yurts have a fully equipped kitchen with all crockery, utensils, pans, cleaning equipment etc included. Running hot and cold water, a cosy log burner, large power bank, hairdryer and plenty of storage.
Chill out on your own large, private decking area. Here you will find a BBQ, log burner, seating and a fridge. Guests can sit and enjoy views across the fields and hedgerows and see Laurel Vines Vineyard in the distance.
A couple of the younger Highlands are normally in the paddock at 1 side of the campsite, with the goats in the little wood at the other side of the site. The young Highlands are also in the shed for various experiences throughout the weeks, so guests staying on site can go and visit them any time that an experience isn’t taking place.
The yurts have a 2 night minimum stay.
*No bedding is provided for the futons, extra guests must bring their own.
























Tents & Hardstanding pitches









Camping and Cows
Meeting the Cows & Goats
Some of our cheeky young highlands are usually in the field right next to the campsite and will be waiting for a welcome scratch on the chin.
The young Highlands are also in the shed for various experiences throughout the week, so guests staying on site can go and visit them any time that an experience isn’t taking place.
Our Goats are in the little wood at the other side of the site (Ziggy may even come onto the site to meet you!) but please do not feed any of the animals around the farm.
If you wish to do one of our experiences, these need to be booked separately through our website.
There is also a picturesque three-mile walk which circles around all of our land. On this easy going walk, you’ll be able to see all the rest of our fluffy cows and the wildlife here at Dumble Farm.
Local area
The River Hull valley provides relaxing scenic walking routes to several destinations near the farm. Laurel Vines vineyard (1.5 miles), the Crown and Anchor Pub (2 miles) and the stunning market town of Beverley (3.5 miles) are all in easy reach for keen walkers.
Despite its secluded location Dumble Farm enjoys good transport links. Visitors can use the train station in the village to head south to Beverley, Hull or on to York. Or take the train north to the coastal towns of Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough.
2026 options and prices
Luxury Yurts
Prices per night (2 people) with a 2 night minimum stay.
Check in – from 3pm
Check out by 10am
Winter – 1st October -31st March
Mid-week – £120 per night
Weekend – £135 per night
Summer – 1st April – 30th September
Mid-week – £145 per night
Weekend – £165 per night
£15 per person per night for extra people (extra guests must bring their own bedding).
XL Luxury Yurts
Prices per night (2 people) with a 2 night minimum stay.
Check in – from 3pm
Check out by 10am
Winter – 1st October -31st March
Mid-week – £140 per night
Weekend – £155 per night
Summer – 1st April – 30th September
Mid-week – £165 per night
Weekend – £185 per night
£15 per person per night for extra people (extra guests must bring their own bedding).
Tents/Camper Van/Motorhome/Caravan/Roof tent
All vehicles must be parked on the hard standings.
Prices per pitch per night (2 people)
Check in – from 12 noon
Check out – by 11am
Winter –
1st October -31st March
(hardstanding pitches only) – £20
Summer –
1st April – 30th September
Midweek – £25
Weekend – £30
£5 per person per night for extra people
Campervan/motorhome pitches are all hard standing but we don’t have electric hookups.
Terms and Conditions
The Dumble Farm campsite is over 18’s only and strictly no dogs allowed.
Campsite health and safety
–Highland cow interaction. Dumble Farm campsite guests are permitted to visit the young Highlands when they are housed in the shed. Please do not make any loud noises or fast movements when meeting the animals. Dumble Farm and its employees are not liable for any injury or accidents due to unpredictable animal behaviour or movement. Interacting with the cows involves inherent risks, including but not limited to the risk of injury from the cows movements, behaviour, and natural environment. By engaging in this activity, you assume all risks associated with interacting with the cows.
– Hand washing – It is VERY important. When visiting farms there is a small risk of catching infection from animal contact or the environment. This can be more serious in elderly or pregnant people. Washing hands thoroughly with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds, will reduce the risk of infection. Do not touch your face, or eat, drink or smoke after being in an animal contact area unless you have washed hands. The farmers will tell you where the hand washing stations are and there are also signs.
– Guests should dress appropriately. Take care to bring appropriate clothing for the weather, we recommend boots or wellies in winter months, the footpaths can get muddy. The walks can be quite exposed; so plenty of warm layers in cold weather is recommended.
– Pregnant women. Public health England states that pregnant women need to take particular care as infections acquired from animals can be harmful to them and their unborn baby. Always wash hands thoroughly after interacting with the cows (we have plenty of hand-washing facilities).
-Uneven surfaces. Take care when walking around the campsite as paths can be uneven. Rabbits dig unpredictable holes in the grass, please be aware of this as you walk across grassy areas, so as not to trip or fall.
-Machinery. Dumble Farm is a working farm, so we ask guests to be aware of tractors etc that may be moving around the farmyard.
Please do not feed any of the animals around the site.
As the person booking the holiday, you are responsible for the behaviour of all members of the party whilst on the Site. Any wilful damage to the site will result in you being asked to immediately leave the site.
No vehicles are allowed on the grass. Cars must be parked in the carpark and campervans must stay on the hardstandings. Camping pitches come with 1 parking space. Any additional cars may have to park on the grass opposite the farm.
To respect the enjoyment of others, we ask that noise levels are kept to a minimum after 10:30pm. No music is allowed on site after 10.00pm.
The use of drones is prohibited on the site
Guests are not permitted to bring Fire pits
BBQs- All BBQ’s must be raised off the ground.
Gas canisters for gas stoves cannot be disposed of at the farm, we ask you to take these home with you. Please do not put any kind of wipe or sanitary product down the toilet, use the bin provided. We have a waste treatment plant and this can fail due to these products being flushed down the toilet.
The ELSAN point is located behind the toilet block. The Grey Water Waste is to be disposed of via the manhole across the yard at the end of the big shed. If you are unsure of the locations, please ask a member of staff rather than guessing.
Please do not put toilet cassette waste down the toilets. There are bins provided near the toilet block. Green is for General Waste and Blue is for Recycling (this includes glass, tins, plastic, paper and card board). If you are unsure of the bins location or what can go where, please ask a member of staff.Please do not leave any other items which are not meant for these bins (e.g., pillows, chairs, BBQs).
Please DO NOT LITTER. Anyone seen to be intentionally littering will be asked to leave.The shower/toilet rooms are checked throughout the day. If there is a problem, please let us know and we will remedy the issue.The shower and toilets are shared facilities, please leave them in a decent state and clean up after yourself.
Please be aware that although we provide certain facilities, it is still camping and you are responsible for your own well-being and comfort.Please check forecasts prior to your stay to ensure you have appropriate clothing and footwear.
CCTV is in operation on site.
Payment and Cancellation Policy
Full payment will be taken at the time of booking.
A full refund (less 10% booking fee) will be issued if cancellation is made 28 days or more prior to the commencement of your stay. If cancellation is made less than 28 days in advance of your booking then no refunds will be issued.
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