Ready tent: Campsites in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire

Spring Bank Campsite

• Peaceful and family-friendly campsite in Staffordshire countryside
• Direct access to the Newcastle Way; a 45-minute drive to Alton Towers
• Barbecues allowed; 20 minutes’ walk to pubs and a park

Stableford Caravan Park

Swallow Barn

• Stylish adults-only Staffordshire shepherd's huts with gorgeous views
• Alton Towers and Peak Wildlife Park within a 20-minute drive
• Ensuite bathroom, kitchenette and gas barbecue for each hut

Barden Camping

Horton Common

• Hardstanding Fully Serviced Pitches
• No Toilet/Shower Block
• Expansive views of the Staffordshire Moorlands/Peak District

Hawthorne Farm

• Set on a small residential farm some 5 miles from Alton Towers

Castle Farm

• Dog-friendly accommodation on a Cheshire farm on the Gritstone Trail
• A 10-minute drive to Mow Cop Castle; 35 minutes to The Roaches
• Pet-friendly pub, canal walk and farm shop within walking distance

Glencote Caravan Park

Malkins Bank Golf Club

• Five beautifully appointed ensuite luxury pods
• Situated along the 18th fairway, with breathtaking views
• Stunning country walks close by, or why not have a game of golf?

Hatherton Lodge Farm

• Back-to-basics camping on a Cheshire farm near Nantwich
• A 25-minute drive to BeWILDerwood; fishing and shooting 15 minutes
• Farm site on the South Cheshire Way and with a wildlife pond

The Sitting Duck

• Static narrowboat on its own mill pond, five miles from Ludlow
• Fully-equipped kitchen, wetroom and private decking and picnic areas
• Exclusive use of outdoor spa with hot tub, sauna and fluffy towels

Hales Hall Caravan and Camping Park

Greenacres Farm Campsite

• Pop-up wild camping site on a family-run smallholding
• Alton Towers and Ironbridge Gorge within a 45-minute drive
• Seven-acre site with farm animals; 20 minutes' walk to Eccleshall

Leek Edge Camping Site

Quarry Side Barn

• Well-maintained, level site with easy access from the A34
• A five-minute drive from Congleton; 15 minutes from the Peak District
• Two pubs within a one-mile radius; close to public footpaths