Motorhome Stopovers in Hamsterley
Hamsterley is a small village in County Durham, sitting in the valley between Weardale and Teesdale in the western part of the county. It lies close to Hamsterley Forest — a large Forestry England woodland that draws cyclists and walkers — and is accessible from the A68, which runs north–south through this part of County Durham connecting the A66 near Barnard Castle to the A693 further north.
It’s a quiet corner of the county, and Motorhome Stopover Club members have shared verified overnight stops in the area — handy for anyone exploring the Durham dales or looking for a peaceful stop off the A68 touring route.
Stops in the Area
- Overnight motorhome parking near Hamsterley Forest — member-verified stops close to one of the northeast’s most popular woodland recreation areas
- Campervan stops off the A68 — quiet overnight options along this well-used north–south touring road
- Member reviews — firsthand notes from motorhomers who’ve stayed in the Weardale and Teesdale fringe area
📍 Explore Hamsterley on Google Maps
Exploring the Durham dales or travelling the A68 between the A66 and Tyne Valley? Membership opens up stopovers here and across the northeast.
