Campsites in England

Crowdy Hall

• Luxury off-grid cabins 10 minutes’ drive from Sedgefield, Co Durham
• North East Wake Park 20 minutes’ drive; Durham 25 minutes
• Solar-powered cabin in 200 acres of countryside; pubs 10 mins’ drive

Camping in Frankland

• Small, peaceful site just outside Sutton St Nicholas
• A 15-minute drive from Hereford; buses stop just by the site
• Footpaths all around the site; pub a 10-minute walk away

Ridlington Farm

• Rural retreat near Petworth with spectacular views of the South Downs
• Luxury bell tents in woodland with firepits and private hot tub
• Fairy wishing tree, fancy dress, story corner and communal firepit

Crows Hall Farm

• Wild camping in the South Downs National Park
• Easily accessible with spectacular views over the South Downs
• Local pub within 10 minutes' stroll by a woodland path

Crowtree Glamping

• Peaceful glamping site on a Lincolnshire farm by the river Welland
• Spalding 10 minutes' drive; half an hour to The Wash
• Ensuite accommodation with kitchen and outdoor space

Ugthorpe Lodge Caravan Park

Cuckoo's Corner Camp Site

Uncle Tom's Cabin

• Cosy cabin in the countryside, two miles from the Cornwall coast
• A 10-minute drive from Bude; close to the National Cycle Route
• Secluded spot with lovely south-facing views; firepit provided

Eight Acres

• Wild camping on a secluded organic estate at Melton Constable, Norfolk
• A half-hour drive to Sandringham Estate and to North Norfolk beaches
• Grass pitches, hot showers, food delivery, farm shop and pub on site

BeesKnees Glamping

• Glampsite with direct access to the Trans Pennine Trail
• A five-minute drive from Langsett Reservoir in the Peak District
• Within 15 minutes’ drive of shops and cafés in Holmfirth and Penistone

Custards Fields Camping

• Pop-up site on a farm in the southern part of the Peak District
• A 15-minute drive from Bakewell and 25 from Chatsworth House
• Half an hour from Blue John Cavern for caving experiences

Camping Blindwell Exmoor

• Spectacular site in Exmoor National Park, with wildlife viewing ark
• Sustrans' National Cycle Route 3 and the Two Moors Way path nearby
• In Europe's first International Dark Sky Reserve for stargazing

Latchetts Caravan and Camp Site

Laurels Park

• Spacious and secluded grass pitches in Drax village, North Yorkshire
• A 40-minute drive from York museums and Beverley Minster
• Walks directly from site; pubs and shops within 15 minutes’ drive

Lazy Otter Meadows

Laurel Tree Fields

• Dog-friendly pop-up site on a relaxed family smallholding
• A 20-minute drive from King’s Lynn; 40 minutes to Snettisham beach
• Meet resident animals; outdoor kitchen with a barbecue and firewood