Campsites in Blakeney, England

Hidden Valley Yurts

• Peaceful glamping site set in 80 acres of farmland
• A quarter of an hour's drive from Monmouth; Chepstow 20 minutes
• Traditional Mongolian yurts; suitable for families, couples and groups

Bridge Caravan Park and Camping Site

• Family-run riverside site in the Vale of Usk and Wye valley
• Four miles from Monmouth and a minute's walk from the village shop
• Walkers' paradise near the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons

Horwood Farm Camping

• Peaceful yurt surrounded by trees with abundant wildlife
• Walk to the Lower Woods nature reserve; a 30-minute drive to Bristol
• Firepit provided; relaxed, 'leave no trace' destination

Camping at Oakfield Farm

• Spacious meadow pitches on a South Gloucestershire heavy horse farm
• A 20-minute drive to Berkeley Castle and 30 minutes to WWT Slimbridge
• Back-to-basics, rural base for exploring the Cotswolds and Bristol

Oakleigh Campsite

• Peaceful and spacious working farm site five miles from Ross-on-Wye
• Bus service to Ross-on-Wye and Hereford from near the site entrance
• Kayaking and fishing at the River Wye, a short walk from the site

High Hill Farm Shepherd's Huts

• Adults-only Gloucestershire shepherd’s hut next to the Cotswold Way
• WWT Slimbridge half an hour’s drive, and Lacock Abbey 40 minutes
• Kitchen, double bed and ensuite shower room; pubs 20 minutes’ walk

Voltaire's Wood

• Five acres of peaceful woodland in rural Gloucestershire
• Stroud 15 minutes' drive; Newark Park 20 minutes
• Firepit and firewood available; dogs welcome

Silver Springs Farm

• Glamping site on a farm on the edge of the Wye Valley
• Close to the Brecon Beacons, Symonds Yat Rock and River Wye
• Indoor and outdoor cooking facilities, plus a heated bathroom

Engine Meadow Camping

• Wildlife haven on a working farm site in Gloucestershire
• A 15-minute drive to Gloucester and 35 minutes to the Forest of Dean
• Nearby the Newent Loop cycle trail; farm shops and pubs nearby

The Strawmouse Field

• Quiet rural wild camping site two miles from the Wye Valley
• On Cycle Route 42; 15 minutes to Offa’s Dyke Path
• Farm shop and pub nearby; dogs allowed

White House On Wye Glamping

• Cosy tipi on a peaceful working dairy farm crossed by the River Wye
• Over a mile of riverside and river beach for fishing and canoeing
• Outdoor cinema for watching films under the stars

Stancombe Ash Farm

• Quiet, dog-friendly site surrounded by Cotswolds farmland and woodland
• A 10-minute drive from Stroud; 25 minutes to Westonbirt or Cirencester
• Five minutes’ drive to the local town; walks and country pubs locally

White House Hideaway

• Remote Herefordshire cabin overlooking the Wye Valley at How Caple
• A 20-minute drive to Ledbury, Symonds Yat and the Malvern Hills
• Cosy couples’ retreat with a woodburner, outdoor bath and firepit

Tanhouse Farm

Woodlands View Caravan and Camping Site

Rushmere Farm

Apple Orchard Campsite

The Glamping Orchard