Pub campgrounds in England

The Craven Heifer Inn

Floods Ferry Marina Park

The Boat Inn

• Pub campsite in Whitney-on-Wye
• Riverside location

Suffolk Shepherd's Huts

• Luxury shepherd's huts with a private woodfired Japanese soaking tub
• Just off the A140; half an hour's drive to Ipswich and 45 to Norwich
• In the grounds of a 17th-century country pub serving drinks and meals

The Merry Harriers

• Shepherd’s huts beside a pond on the grounds of a 16th-century pub
• A 15-minute drive to Godalming; llama treks organised from the site
• Units include smart TVs, coffee machines, wifi and underfloor heating

Eye Kettleby Lakes

• Peaceful adults-only park with eight coarse fishing lakes
• Rutland Water's watersports and outdoor activities 30 minutes' drive
• DVD library, lounge bar and clubhouse serving breakfast and lunch

Sunny Leisure

• Peaceful rural pub campsite in North Yorkshire
• Central Leeds or York 35 minutes' drive
• Food and drink served on site; less than a mile to a railway station

The Sexeys Arms

• LOVELY OVER NIGHT STOP OFF POINT WITH FRIENDLY PUB SERVING GREAT LOCAL

The Baron at Bucknell

• Peaceful paddock behind a pub beer garden
• Friendly country inn popular for miles around
• Booklets detailing walks starting from the pub

The Crown

Yorkshire Hussar Inn Holiday Caravan Park

The Duke Hotel

• Well maintained and peaceful caravan site in the heart of Hilmarton
• Our caravan site is well placed between Calne and Wootton Basset
• Immerge yourself in the stunning views and the village of Hilmarton

The Duke of Wellington

• Pub campsite on the outskirts of North York Moors National Park
• Preston Park Museum & Grounds half an hour’s drive; Whitby one hour
• Play area, games room, Sky Sports, home-cooked food and live music

The Engine Inn

• Back-to-basics pitches next to a traditional Cornish country pub
• A five-minute drive from St Ives and 10 from Carbis Bay beach
• Friendly pub with home-cooked food, beer garden and gorgeous views

The Five Bells Inn

• Family-friendly site in the grounds of a traditional Suffolk pub
• Well-placed base for exploring Suffolk Heritage Coast
• A 10-minute drive from Southwold’s lighthouse, pier, famed beach huts

The Gate Hangs High

• Stays in the lush green grounds of a traditional Cotswolds inn
• A five-minute drive to Hook Norton Brewery and 10 to Broughton Castle
• Meals made with local ingredients served at the dog-friendly pub