Lord Stones Country Park
- Camping
- Café
- Meals
- Seasonal — call ahead
Camping pitches, camping pods, bell tents and yurts beside the Lord Stones café on Carlton Bank, right on the trail about 6 km before Clay Bank; a good place to split the day.
5 places · 4 with rooms, 3 camping, 3 with meals on the Osmotherley → Clay Bank section of the Cleveland Way, in Carlton Bank, Chop Gate, Great Broughton, Ingleby Greenhow. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Camping pitches, camping pods, bell tents and yurts beside the Lord Stones café on Carlton Bank, right on the trail about 6 km before Clay Bank; a good place to split the day.
Farm near Chop Gate with two campsites and a small bothy for 2 with cooking and a shower, about 3 km south-west of Clay Bank; campers welcome March to October.
Country inn with 6 en-suite rooms, a bistro and camping in Chop Gate, about 4 km south of Clay Bank on the B1257. B&B guests get a free lift from the Clay Bank car park by arrangement (small charge for campers).
Hotel with 20 rooms, a restaurant and a café in Great Broughton, about 4 km north of Clay Bank by road; arrange a lift or taxi from the car park.
Shepherd's hut glamping about 1.3 km north of the Clay Bank car park, below the escarpment. Book online.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "listed, not confirmed" appear on a public listing (the National Trails map or Sherpa Van) but could not be confirmed on their own website. Places on the Cleveland Way are small and the coast fills up from May to September; book ahead and tell your host if you will arrive late. Baggage-transfer companies such as Sherpa Van carry bags between overnight stops; book them in advance, usually by the evening before.
The Cleveland Way route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.