Campsites in Coalpit Heath, Gloucestershire

The Delkin

• Off-grid shepherd’s huts 10 minutes’ walk to Castle Combe in Wiltshire
• Lacock village 15 minutes’ drive and historic Bath 40 minutes
• Woodfired hot tub and outdoor kitchen; motor racing 10 minutes’ walk

Priston Glamping

• Stays in a shepherd’s hut with stunning views over Priston Mill
• Under a 10-minute drive to Priston Mill and 20 minutes to Bath centre
• South-facing garden, furnished patio, barbecue and private bathroom

Great British Glamping at Rainbow Wood Farm

• Pop-up glamping village at a 300-acre 17th-century working farm
• Close to the Bath Skyline Walk and two miles from the city centre
• Fully furnished tents with luxury airbeds, bunting and deckchairs

Hare Mead Corner

• Quiet grassy corner of a large, adults-only field on a Somerset farm
• A 20-minute drive from Bath and 35 minutes to the Mendip Hills
• Next to a footpath and bridleway; pub within walking distance

Westonbirt School

• Peaceful Cotswolds site in the grounds of Westonbirt House
• Walking distance from Westonbirt, The National Arboretum and a pub
• Golf course, tennis courts and kids’ club on site

Nesta Valley

• An inclusive eco campsite offering luxury glamping accomodation,

Chase Farm

• Small quiet site on a working dairy farm in the Wye Valley
• Chepstow, Puzzle Wood and Tintern Abbey within a 15-minute drive
• Pop-up farm shop on site selling farm-produced milk and ice cream

Mendip View Camping

• Repurposed tour bus a 10-minute drive from the Mendip Hills, Somerset
• Cheddar Gorge 25 minutes’ drive; Weston-super-Mare half an hour
• Fully equipped kitchen; private wetroom; woodfired hot tub

Sheephouse Farm

• Small, peaceful site on a farm with views over the Cam Valley
• A 15-minute drive to Bath city centre; 25 minutes to Wookey Hole
• Buy firewood on site for campfires; two pubs within walking distance

Peipards Farm

• Peaceful campsite on a working farm with Somerset and Wiltshire views
• A 20-minute drive to Longleat, Bath city centre and Bath Skyline walk
• Large grass pitches with space for kids and dogs to run around

Woodleigh

• Wild camping with spectacular views of Gloucestershire’s Severn Vale
• A 25-minute drive to Highgrove Gardens, and 45 minutes to Bristol
• Access to the Cotswold Way, pubs, shops and neolithic ruins nearby

Sprigg Farm

• Dog-friendly pop-up site on a family-run working farm near Portishead
• A 10-minute drive from Clevedon and half an hour from Bristol
• Fresh eggs available; barbecues and campfires allowed; pubs nearby

Beeches Farm

The Pods

• The ideal glamping experience for families or couples.

Cowage Farm Camping

• Dog-friendly family-run farm site on the edge of the Cotswolds
• Half an hour’s drive from Cirencester and 55 minutes from Bath
• River running through; barbecues allowed; pubs and restaurants nearby

Hortham Farm

Cully Hall Farm