Drying room: Campgrounds in England

Wild Eyedeer

• Quiet retreat on 13 acres of land edging the scenic Lizard Peninsula
• A half an hour walk to Swanpool beach and the South West Coast Path
• Well-equipped cabin with ensuite double room and private outdoor space

Truleigh Hill Youth Hostel

• Camping on the South Downs Way, with use of all Hostel Facilities.

Willow Fields Camping

• Ten-acre campsite five minutes’ drive from Haxey in rural Lincolnshire
• Epworth Old Rectory five minutes’ drive; 20 to Yorkshire Wildlife Park
• Clubhouse with licensed bar open summer weekends; dogs welcome

Manor Farm Holiday Centre

Plumpton College

• In the South Downs National Park, with fab views over local hills
• A 10-minute drive from Lewes and 25 from central Brighton
• Surrounded by several walking trails, including the South Downs Way

Berwick Holiday Centre

Wyse House Campsite

• Peaceful, farm based site in rural Ryedale, one mile from Malton,

West Worthele Farm

• Friendly site on a Devon working farm just outside Ivybridge
• A 10-minute drive to Dartmoor; 20 minutes to Mothecombe beach
• Meet the sheep, cows and pigs on site

Heligan Caravan and Camping Park

• Peaceful camping park nestled in the Cornish countryside
• Within Walking Distance of The Lost Gardens of Heligan
• Sea Views Over Mevagissey Bay and Stunning Woodland Walks

Haydown Gardens

• Dog-friendly North Downs site with a vineyard, forest and orchard
• On the North Downs Way; a 15-minute drive from St. Andrew's Lakes
• Half an hour’s walk to a pub through vineyards; barbecues allowed

Low Wray Campsite

Penhale Caravan and Camping Park

• Laidback and family-run site on a 400-acre working organic farm
• Just outside Fowey and a mile from Polkerris beach
• Accommodation fields overlooking farmland and St Austell Bay

Beer Youth Hostel

• Set in a hidden wooded valley
• Restaurant serving local ales, beer, wine and home-cooked meals
• Flanked by National Cycle Network Route 2

Mawgan Porth Holiday Park

Edmundbyers Youth Hostel