Camping sites & Campgrounds in North West England

Birchbank Farm Camping Site

Burns Farm Caravan and Campsite

• New hardstanding fully serviced touring pitches with FREE wi-fi
• Very flat well drained grass tent pitches with hook-up and FREE wi-fi
• Large camp ground suitable for families couples with amazing views

Great Langdale Campsite

Thacka Lea

Near Moss Farm Leisure

Feather Down - Wyresdale Park

• Dog-friendly tents with hot tubs on an estate in the Forest of Bowland
• Walk to Grizedale Fell, Nicky Nook and the village pub or tearoom
• Wild swimming and boating available on the estate’s lake

Moss Lane

• Well-maintained half-acre field behind a private home near Burscough
• Half an hour's drive to Southport and 45 minutes to Liverpool
• Close to Leeds-Liverpool Canal walks; pubs and stations a short walk

Woodside Touring Park

Top Field

• Small, peaceful and scenic site with fantastic views over open fields
• A 10-minute drive from Penrith and 30 from Lake Ullswater
• Great base for off-grid, self-sufficient stays close to walking paths

Eastham Hall Caravan Park

• Spacious, well-maintained, family-friendly park
• 1.5 miles from Lytham Windmill, with four golf courses close by
• Ideal for Lytham Festival, 1940's weekend and Blackpool illuminations

Wildlife Glamping

• Adults-only glamping in the south of the Lake District National Park
• Five minutes' drive from Colton; Hawkshead 20 minutes
• Furnished bell tents pitched 60 metres apart

Sunset View

• Well maintained 6 berth caravan

Prenton RUFC Campsite

• Pop-up site a 25-minute drive from Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena
• Leasowe Beach 15 minutes’ drive; Rhyl one hour
• Club house with large TV screen showing the Eurovision Song Contest

The Wild Boar Inn

Limefitt Park

Rangeway Bank Farm

• Well maintained site on a working farm very close to Delamere Forest

Millbeck Farm

• Small and friendly Yorkshire Dales farm with spectacular views
• A five-minute walk from the cobbled streets of Dent village centre
• Garden games available; a two-minute walk from the Dales Way trail