Campgrounds in England open all year

Manor House Farm Park

• Well-maintained farm campsite with spacious pitches and great views
• In the quiet hamlet of Paythorne, 20 minutes' drive from Skipton
• Views over Pendle Hill and direct access to the waymarked Ribble Way

The Milestone Hotel

• The Milestone Hotel, Peterborough

Mill Farm

• Adults-only working farm site in a quiet rural location
• Fakenham 15 minutes' drive; Wells-next-the-Sea half an hour
• A mile from Mileham's castle ruins, post office and village shop

Milberry Green Meadows

• Relaxed boutique glamping in spectacular Surrey countryside
• An hour’s drive from central London; North Downs Way a half-hour walk
• Communal firepit and covered hub; woodburning stoves, walks from site

Hawk Place Camping

• Quiet, out of the way site next to the beach
• A haven for cyclists, birdwatchers and dog walkers
• Beach, spectacular sunsets and horse riding on site

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

Blagdon Farm

• Rural site on the border between Devon and Cornwall
• Smallholding with farm animals
• One and a half-acre coarse fishing lake: land carp of up to 22lb

Middlewick Farm

Huckleberry Lodge

• Well-equipped lodges at a family-run site in St Nicholas at Wade
• A 20-minute drive to beaches at Whitstable, Margate or Broadstairs
• Private hot tub, firepit and ensuite bathroom for each lodge

Redcar Rugby Club

• Rugby club site around five minutes’ walk from Redcar’s sandy beach
• A 20-minute walk from town and 25 minutes from Marske-by-the-Sea
• Play area, bar showing live sports, pool table and large space to play

Blossom Hill Park

• Luxury lodges in a landscaped park five miles from Honiton
• Half an hour's drive from Lyme Regis and the south coast beaches
• In the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for walks

Martindale Farm Caravan Park

• Peaceful working farm site with views out over the Yorkshire Wolds
• Paddleboarding, sailing, boating, windsurfing and kayaking nearby
• Horse riding centre around a mile from the site

South Downs Youth Hostel

• Glamping in the grounds of a rural hostel five miles from Lewes
• Just off the South Downs Way; half an hour from Brighton by train
• Café on site for breakfast, supper and all-day snacks

Haselbury Mill

• Retro glamping units in a peaceful riverside glade near Crewkerne
• Half an hour's drive from Glastonbury and the Jurassic Coast
• On a 14-acre historic estate with pub and restaurant

Wapsbourne Farm (Wowo)

• Family-run, family-friendly campsite in rural East Sussex
• Half an hour's drive from Brighton and one hour from London
• Well-stocked shop, wild spa, kids' entertainment and camping barn

Home Farm

• Smallholding with views over Glastonbury Tor and the Mendips
• A 10-minute drive to Cheddar Gorge; 30 to Wells and Weston-super-Mare
• Half a mile from the village pub and 1.5 miles from a golf course

Daisy Bank Camp

• Luxury rural retreat on the edge of the West Yorkshire moors
• A 15-minute drive from Hebden Bridge; 25 minutes from Hardcastle Crags
• Bespoke hand-built cabins sleeping two people; dogs welcome

Harford Bridge Holiday Park

• Family-run site by the River Tavy in Dartmoor National Park
• River walks, fishing and kayaking within a 20-minute drive
• Shop with fresh bread and local produce; diner van at weekends

Crossways Caravan Site

• Quiet and spacious family-run site in Little Snoring, north Norfolk
• Half an hour's drive from Cromer beach, RSPB reserve and Holkham Hall
• Shop with fresh local produce, gas and papers; short walk to the pub