Camping sites & Campgrounds in Melbourne, England

Beechwood Park

Elvaston Castle Caravan Club Site

Whatton House

• Nearly-wild campsite on a private estate in Leicestershire
• Ten minutes’ drive to Download Festival at Donington Park
• Grass pitches with basic facilities; pubs and shops 25 minutes’ walk

Redhill Marina

• Self-contained glamping pods floating on a canal off the River Soar
• A 25-minute drive from Nottingham and The National Water Sports Centre
• Units have beds, basic kitchenettes, bathrooms and a deck for fishing

Hill Farm

Brook Farm

• Peaceful pop-up meadow camping in the Soar Valley
• 20 minutes' drive to Donington Park Circuit or Loughborough
• Wild camping site surrounded by fields; close to farm shops and pubs

Johnsons County Bridge Mobile Home Park

Little Hay Grange Wild Camping

• Quiet and dog-friendly countryside break surrounded by footpaths
• A 25-minute drive from Nottingham and 45 minutes to the Peak District
• Walk to four pubs in half an hour; drinks and ice cream sold on site

Swainswood Leisure Park and Spa

YHA National Forest

• Family-sized bell tents five minutes' drive from Swadlincote
• Next door to an adventure park, with easy access to National Forest
• Restaurant on site for breakfast and supper, plus well-stocked bar

Conkers, National Forest Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Bodkin Farm

• Luxury glamping on a rural, adults-only Leicestershire farm site
• A 20-minute drive to Calke Abbey; 25 to the National Space Centre
• Bed linen and essential oils provided, close to pubs, shops and golf

Manor Farm Caravan Site

Measham House Farm

• Peaceful rural site in the National Forest and close to the A42
• A 10-minute drive from Ashby-de-la-Zouch and Twycross Zoo
• Set in the grounds of a Georgian farmhouse; a mile to a lakeside café

Lower Grange Farm

Cross Farm

Pinewood Lodge

Beehive Farm Woodland Lakes

The Globe Inn

Horsley Park Farm Camping

• Spacious 14-acre campsite on a Derbyshire farm
• Denby Pottery Village 10 minutes' drive; Matlock half an hour
• Next to the ruins of Horsley Castle; basic groceries sold on site