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Discover Hidden Hampshire: A Unique Campervan Adventure
Hampshire is a treasure trove of stunning countryside, historic landmarks, and coastal charm—all waiting to be explored. From the enchanting New Forest to the iconic South Downs and picturesque seaside towns, this diverse county is best experienced with the freedom and flexibility of a campervan. Pack your bags and hit the road for a journey filled with unforgettable memories!
Bloom is set-up to be able to be completely off-grid should you wish to truly escape and rewild yourself.
Brigit’s beautiful wood panelled interior and a hot water outdoor shower to wash away the day, a heater to keep you warm, and a full kitchen to whip up a full meal and a hot drink.
The New Forest: A Campervan Paradise
The New Forest is one of Hampshire’s crown jewels and a dream destination for campervan explorers. With its ancient woodlands, rolling heathlands, and free-roaming wildlife, it offers a magical escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Park up at one of the many campervan-friendly campsites nestled in the forest and wake up to the sight of wild ponies grazing nearby. Explore tranquil walking and cycling trails that weave through the trees, or visit charming villages like Brockenhurst, Lyndhurst, and Beaulieu, home to the famous Beaulieu Motor Museum. As night falls, enjoy the peaceful sounds of nature from the comfort of your campervan, making the New Forest an unforgettable part of your Hampshire adventure.
With a campervan, Hampshire becomes your playground. Spend a night stargazing in the South Downs, linger longer in the New Forest to watch the wild ponies at sunrise, or take a spontaneous detour to explore Hampshire’s hidden coastal gems. The ability to tailor your adventure as you go is what makes campervan travel so special.
HAMPSHIRE STAYS
Where to Stay in Hampshire
Boughrood, Powys
Sweeping 360 views of the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons make you feel on top of the world at Glasfryn. At the top of the farm on Blue Hill, this site is a stunning spot to take in the beauty of the Welsh landscape. The small family farm is home to a flock of sheep and herd of beef cattle, and ancient woodland in the dell at the bottom of the hill. Andrew can take you on a farm tour to show you around if he's available during your stay. Hay-on-Wye is just 7 miles away, so this is the perfect spot for visiting the famous literary town and then retreating for a peaceful evening watching
Scots Gap, Northumberland
A truly historic spot: this site overlooks Rothley Low Lake, a lake originally designed and landscaped by the famous gardener Capability Brown in the 1770's. It is one of the few examples of his work in the North East which he completed in his lifetime. The lake is designed in his classical 'Serpentine Style', and stocked full of rainbow trout: ask ahead if you are interested in fishing. Come and relax in this magnificent landscape, with walks around the lake and over to Rothley Castle. Trees have recently been planted in the place where Capability Brown had indicated on his drawings to com
Kings Meaburn, Cumbria
Nestled into a meander of the River Lyvennet and surrounded by woodland, this idyllic hay meadow is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Visitors can enjoy listening to the birdsong and the ripples of the river. Situated between two National Parks – the Lake District and Westmorland Dales – this location offers great walking without the crowds. Alternatively, brave a morning wild paddle in the river to really feel refreshed! Fresh milk is available from the farm, while the village pub is only a short walk away. Access is down a private stone farm track, to park on grass. A footpath runs t
Great Langton, North Yorkshire
Located in a serene setting on the banks of the River Swale, this site is a real hidden gem. Head down through the trees to a field planted with cricket bat willow trees, nestled into a meander of the river and hidden from view by the woodland. Park up by the trees and walk down to the river to explore and enjoy the lovely birdlife. Spend a relaxed afternoon swimming in the river, walking along its banks, and watching the sunset in the distance. Fly fishing in the river is also available: just get in touch with your host to make arrangements in advance. There are several great nearby pubs,
Cornwall
Come and stay in this ancient, special place in the heart of Cornwall. The grass field site is surrounded by truly giant stones in the walls, which local Cornish myth has it were hurled there by the giant Bolster against the devil. Above the site is Crowan Beacon, an ancient iron/ bronze age/neolithic burial place and site of a former roundhouse, with the top of the granite strewn hill being a scheduled ancient monument. Guests have foot access to the hill and the walk up to the cairn and trigpoint is a feast of biodiversity, with heather, orchids, bluebells and anemones aplenty. The beacon
Somerset
Stockham Farm is just over a mile up into the hills above the lovely market town of Dulverton and has wonderful views down the Exe Valley and of Dunkery Beacon, the highest point in Exmoor and Somerset. With easy access to the open moorland and wooded valleys of Exmoor National Park, the location is perfect for walking holidays as well as just relaxing. The farm is home to horses, Exmoor Horn sheep and abundant wildlife, including Red Deer which come right up to the pond to drink on summer evenings. To see more about the farm, check out their Instagram @stockham_farm. Exmoor is the first Da
West Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire
Located a stone’s throw from the River Thames, this Oxfordshire site offers brilliant access to the river for paddle boarding, kayaking and wild swimming. Visitors can walk along the Thames Path to pubs at Radcot Bridge or Kelmscott, or visit William Morris’ Kelmscott Manor. The site is in an expansive field surrounded by trees, including a newly planted willow walk, which make the site feel very private. Wake up to the sound of wind in the trees and beautiful birdsong before spending a day moseying down the river or exploring the beautiful Cotswold villages. Access is straight off a single
Wychavon, Worcestershire
With sweeping views of the Cotswolds and Vale of Evesham, this site is a perfect hideaway in a popular area. Surrounded by commercial orchards, it is at its best in the spring and early summer when the blossom is out. The historic village of Broadway is just a few miles down the road, while Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon are about 30 minutes away, making this a great base for day trips. Start your tour of the Cotswolds here, taking in some lovely cycling or walking routes around the Malverns, or head into Wales for more outdoor adventures. Access is along a stone farm track, parking on
King's Lynn and West Norfolk, Norfolk
Experience the glorious landscapes, with The Royal Sandringham Estate right on the doorstep of the site, see the local beaches, nature reserves and so much more! You wont be disappointed with how much there is too see! Established in 2015, pinecones Caravan & Camping is an award winning site located on the doorstep of the Sandringham estate, here at pinecones part of our ethos is to appeal to everybody! Open all year round, our 12 month non residential site is perfect for people who just cant get enough Norfolk and the local areas. From beaches to manors and from forests to concerts, our loc
Penmaen, Swansea
Three Cliffs Bay is a 5 Star Visit Wales site, set in the heart of Gower. The site borders the Wales Coastal Path, and is a short walk to the beautiful Three Cliffs Bay where families can enjoy the golden sands. Families and couples are welcome. With a range of pitches including sea views and countryside views, we have plenty of options for guests.
South Ayrshire
Dot and Barry are looking forward to welcoming visitors old and new with your touring caravans, motor homes and tents. Whether you want to explore local attractions or just relax and unwind in our park’s tranquil setting, our aim is to provide the very best of personal service and Scottish hospitality.The Walled Garden Caravan and Camping Park is set in the unspoilt beauty of the River Girvan valley which is in Carrick, Ayrshire. Surrounded by beautiful countryside we are only 9 miles from the coast.
Cornwall
Situated on the edge of Marazion (one of the oldest towns in Cornwall), Dove Meadows is just four minutes walk from soft, sandy beaches overlooked by the magical St Michael’s Mount. Dove Meadows is a quiet, secluded site with spacious pitches capable of accommodating tents, caravans and motorhomes of all sizes. All pitches are grassed, and most are gently sloping. We have EHU and non-EHU options. Due to the peaceful and quiet nature of our site, we are not suitable for parties, stag or hen groups. Families are very welcome but please note we do not have play facilities on site. We do enforc
Cumbria
Burns Farm is almost 90 years old; it is among one of the oldest working farm sites in the Lake District. Bought back in 1936 by Arthur Lamb it is now managed by the 3rd and 4th generation of the Lamb Family. Since 2018 Burns Farm has been transformed from a traditional Lakeland Farm Caravan Site into an award-winning Caravan, Camping and Glamping Site with five-star bespoke accommodation with hot tubs, modern amenities, family bell tents, fully serviced caravan pitches and allocated camping nonelectric pitches. Situated in the heart of the Lake District in the picturesque Valley of St John’s
Boot, Cumbria
Of the '50 World Best Campsites', chosen by the 'Independent Newspaper' Fisherground is in the Overall Top 18 and in the Overall Top 4 for Children's Enjoyment. Fisherground Campsite is set right in the heart of Eskdale, one of Cumbria's loveliest valleys. Here on the West side of the Lake District we get less rain and more sun than our famous cousins the other side of Scafell. In this quiet valley there is still the Peace and Tranquility that should be Lakeland - but rarely is in the bustling centres. Peace is the watchword on the Campsite too. We welcome Walkers and Families alike, and ever
Osmington, Dorset
Rosewall is a family-run camping park set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, on the Jurassic Coast, in the hamlet of Osmington Mills on the outskirts of Weymouth. Our southerly 13-acre camping field enjoys stunning views over the sea and the surrounding countryside and is the perfect base for exploring the area’s many and varied attractions. Whether you are walking the coastal path, discovering the area's pretty villages and hidden coves, enjoying watersports facilities, getting some retail therapy or just relaxing from the hustle and bustle of everyday life – Rosewall is the perfect
Watermillock, Westmorland and Furness
The Quiet Site began welcoming guests in 1963 and many of our original customers have journeyed with us from the old basic camping field to the state-of-the-art, sustainable glamping park we are now. The gorgeous views and fabulous hospitality we offer are still the same, but the facilities and our green credentials are now world class. Sympathetic development has enabled us to retain the traditional ambiance of a Cumbrian farm while offering sustainable technologies and modern glamping accommodation. Customer service is central to all we do here. In a nutshell, we offer quality glamping,
Talskiddy, Cornwall
A stay at Trewan is something to treasure. For over 50 years the Hill family has been proud to welcome campers to our award winning site. The campsite is spread over 36 acres of woodlands and centres around the stunning 17th century manor. With a heated 25m swimming pool and extensive facilities Trewan Hall has been a family favourite for generations of campers.
Haverigg, Cumbria
Haverigg that could accommodate Tents, Camper vans and Motorhomes, a number of years earlier we acquired a small 5 acre field very close to the heart of the Village and only a couple of minutes walk from the beach, Ideal for a small campsite we thought! In-between working the day job at the the local Static Caravan park, after obtaining the necessary planning permission work started on creating the infrastructure that was needed and the rest is history as they say, Fast forward to the present day and We are now working on the next phase of the Business which is located on a neighbouring area
Beddgelert, Gwynedd
Llyn Gwynant is the nature lovers’ campsite in the very heart of Eryri National Park (formally Snowdonia). This is an ideal Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon base camp in the most beautiful valley in Wales. You can walk up the mountain directly from the site or simply enjoy natural beauty by the lake and river, relaxing by your own camp fire.
North Devon, Devon
The peaceful fields are tucked away in a secluded valley away from the hustle and bustle of Croyde, yet only a few minutes’ walk from the centre of the village and a 20 minute stroll to Putsborough beach. With several fields to offer, there’s plenty of space to pitch your tent or park your van. Our top fields offer the most spectacular views across the fields to Woolacombe, Croyde and even Wales on a clear day! This hidden gem is like no other and well worth a visit, if only for a night.
North Devon, Devon
Ocean Pitch provides the very best for its campers. Our excellent facilities will cater for all of your needs and we strive to run an ultra clean and accommodating Campsite. Whether you’re looking to relax, unwind and enjoy our peaceful Campsite atmosphere or even if you’re here to make the most of the beach & surf, we’ll do our very best to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Check out our onsite facilities below & our multiple award winning Streed Food Van.
South Norfolk, Norfolk
Wardley Hill Campsite, established in 2014 is an award winning ecological family owned and operated off grid campsite in the Waveney Valley close to the Norfolk Broads and Suffolk Coast. Wild flowers and grass are left to grow to provide habitat for insects and shrews who can be heard chatting away. The long grass surrounds lush mown unregimented camping spots for you to choose, some small and secluded while others are big enough to fit large tents. Our six-acre site has some woodland, a small stream and three seasonal ponds which can be safely explored when dry during the summer. Our car
Canterbury, Kent
The Sunnyfield is set in an 8 acre meadow, offering a low key campsite for tents, campervans & glamping for lovers of real camping and their families. Off grid, ecologically minded with an emphasis on bare-foot luxe, our family-run campsite is perfectly placed to offer you as much as you need. We are tucked away in a truly special spot in the rolling hills and secret valleys of the North Kent Downs. There are beautiful places to explore and if you’re a keen walker or cyclist, it’s the perfect area to adventure with everything on your doorstep. Proud to keep our meadows and campsite car free
Westmorland and Furness
Nestled among the quiet hills of Witherslack at the foot of the beautiful Winster Valley is our charming campsite at Moss Howe Farm. Just 25 minutes from Bowness and a stone’s throw from a dip in Windermere at Newby Bridge it’s an idyllic, secluded location with a real away from it all feel. With stunning views, on site farm shop and the fantastic Derby Arms a short walk away, you will struggle to find a more perfect location for your holiday. The site offers the perfect base for an array of activities and excursions. Whether it’s an activity in or around Windermere, following the sculpture
Carmarthenshire
Situated on Pen Back Farm, Cowpots Camping offer 20 Ensuite pitches in the beautiful Welsh countryside. We call our lower camping field “Tree Field” because it has a beautiful Welsh Oak tree in the middle of it. It is a huge 11 acre field, the same size as the roof that covers Wembeley stadium! Our two new camping fields are the two fields directly above Tree field, spanning another 7 acres! Accessed by a farm track and 600m away from the farm buildings you’ll be sure to find some peace and quiet in the countryside, surrounded by nature. Cowpots Camping offers 15 ensuite camping pitches and
Combe Martin, England
Situated on the North Devon coast in a peaceful location, the Multi-Award winning Newberry Valley Touring and Camping Park is the perfect place to retreat and relax, away from hectic everyday life. An AA five-pennant, family-run site in a rural position on the edge of Combe Martin village, it is less than a five-minute walk from the beaches, pubs, and village shops. This dog-friendly Gold Award campsite has 105 sheltered pitches for tents, touring caravans, campervans and motorhomes plus two lovely shepherd's huts for hire. Nestled amidst sixty acres, with ancient oak woodland, a lake, and
Pembrokeshire, Wales
Eco-Escape Campsite is an off-grid, Greener Camping Club farm campsite just outside Milford Haven, offering dog- and family-friendly camping in hay and wildflower meadows, secluded woodland pitches and a small cluster of campervan spots, all with their own firepit and picnic bench. Guests park in a separate field and trundle gear to spacious, car-free pitches using wheelbarrows, with hot gas showers, flushing-toilet cabins, covered wash-up areas, phone charging and ice-pack refreezing softening the wild-camp feel. The site leans heavily into low-impact living, with upcycled firepits, timber s
Rudgwick, England
Riverside Farm camping is a relaxation, boutique back to nature campsite nestled on the tranquil West Sussex & Surrey countryside borders. Camp riverside or on a serene hedgerow among ancient oaks and other trees species. We encourage you to breathe deeply, watch the sun shimmer off the river Arun and look up at the unpolluted twinkling stars at night fall. Our campsite thrives and is proud of our repeat customers, why don’t you become one to? Talk to us, book with us.
Kirkby Stephen, England
Low Greenside Farm Campsite is a peaceful, family‑run campsite tucked away at the foot of the Howgill Fells in Cumbria’s Upper Eden Valley — an area also known as the Westmorland Dales. It’s all about “camping as it used to be”: generous grassy pitches are spread around a big field’s edge, each with its own firepit, offering space, solitude, and lovely countryside views. You’ve got flexible accommodation — traditional tent pitches, 3 camper‑van hard‑standing spots, or, for a touch of comfort, a cosy bell tent or beautiful yurt in their “glamping meadow.” The facilities are top notch: private
Newton Burgoland, England
Fire & Stars Woodland Camping is a unique, nature-focused campsite set within approximately 47 acres of the National Forest in Leicestershire, England. It offers an immersive woodland camping experience away from crowded commercial sites, with spacious, secluded pitches nestled among trees, each equipped with its own fire pit for evenings under the stars. The woodland setting provides a tranquil retreat ideal for families, couples, friends or solo campers looking to connect with nature, walk, cycle, and spot wildlife in the forest surroundings. The site operates with a largely “off-grid” eth
Abingdon, England
Barefoot Campsites is a relaxed, riverside camping destination on the River Thames in Oxfordshire, ideal for people who love simple, nature-focused stays by the water. It offers spacious tent pitches (many with individual fire pits) as well as options for log pods, furnished bell tents and small campervans. The site sits adjacent to the Thames Path, giving easy access to riverside walks, wild swimming spots and opportunities to hire or bring canoes. Guests enjoy a laid-back atmosphere with basic essentials available on-site (like ice and camp supplies), and plenty of space to unwind outdoors.
Helston, England
Gear Farm Camping is a peaceful, family-run, off-grid campsite set on a working organic farm near St Martin, Helston, on Cornwall’s scenic Lizard Peninsula. The site is ideal for campers who want to switch off and reconnect with nature, offering spacious, unmarked pitches for tents, campervans, motorhomes (under ~8 m) and caravans without electric hook-ups. It features back-to-basics but well-maintained facilities, including three hot showers, three toilets, communal fridge-freezers, mains water, rubbish and recycling points, and open grass areas for games. The location provides beautiful vie
Exeter, England
West Town Farm is a peaceful, eco-focused countryside retreat set on a working organic and regenerative farm near Ide, just outside Exeter in Devon. It offers a range of stay options including off-grid camping, fully furnished bell tents, and a rustic shepherd’s hut, all nestled in a quiet, green valley amid orchards, hedgerows and a small stream. The campsite encourages guests to disconnect and enjoy nature—from paddling in the brook or building dens to exploring the farm trail that winds through fields and an overgrown old railway cutting. Facilities are simple but well-cared-for, with comp
Narberth, Wales
Landsker Camping, tucked into about ten acres of peaceful woodland near Canaston Bridge in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is a small, family-run campsite ideal for those seeking a calm, nature-rich stay. The site offers around 17 private, grass pitches, including a few campervan-friendly spots, all sheltered by trees and spaced out for privacy. Cars are parked separately in designated areas, keeping the camping field traffic-free and safe for kids to roam. On-site facilities include clean shower and toilet blocks, well-equipped kitchen/wash-up areas, a communal sheltered space, a play area with swings
Pitlochry, Scotland
Grandtully Station Campsite is a family- and dog-friendly campsite in rural Perthshire, Scotland, located between Pitlochry and Aberfeldy just a couple of minutes’ walk from the Grandtully rapids on the River Tay — ideal for paddlers, anglers and watersports enthusiasts. The site welcomes tents, motorhomes and caravans and makes a great base for exploring the Highlands, walking or cycling routes including the Rob Roy Way. Facilities include toilets, hot showers, Wi-Fi and electric hook-ups for many pitches, plus EV charging on site. The campsite has a peaceful, scenic atmosphere with easy a
Keswick, England
Castlerigg Farm Camping & Caravan Site is a family-run camping and caravan site set high above the market town of Keswick in the Lake District, Cumbria, offering spectacular 360° panoramic views over the surrounding fells, Derwent Water and Bassenthwaite Lake. The site is open year-round and ideal for families, couples and solo campers seeking peace, nature and easy access to walks and local attractions. Keswick is about a 25-minute walk through woodland or a short drive away. Facilities are modern and well-maintained, including underfloor heated toilets and showers, a laundry room, dishwas
Northern Ireland
Trench Farm Campsite is a family-run, countryside camping spot just outside Ballycastle on the scenic Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland. It offers spacious tent pitches (approx. 10 m × 10 m) with room for cars and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere where neighbours can mingle. The site has a heated toilet block with two toilets, a shower and a dish-washing area, a children’s play area, and electric hook-ups available for a small number of pitches for an added fee. Guests are free to enjoy stunning sunset views, star-gazing at night, and a peaceful rural setting while being just minutes from loca
Kingsbridge, England
Wilton Farm is a family-run working farm campsite set in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perched above the village of South Pool with stunning views over the Salcombe Estuary. It offers a relaxed, back-to-nature camping experience on non-electric grass pitches spread across about eight acres of peaceful countryside. The site embraces a rustic, eco-friendly vibe with compost toilets, heated showers, and simple wooden facilities, and no electric hook-ups, allowing guests to fully unwind outdoors. Campers can meet friendly hand-reared farm animals like Jersey cows, lambs and
Pembrokeshire, Wales
Coastal Stay is a small, peaceful campsite set on a family-run smallholding within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in West Wales. It enjoys uninterrupted coastal views and is located less than a mile from Abereiddy Beach and the famous Blue Lagoon, making it an excellent base for exploring the dramatic coastline. The campsite offers around 20 spacious grass pitches, each with its own fire pit and picnic table, giving guests plenty of space and privacy. Facilities include clean toilets and hot showers with hot water, along with shared amenities such as fridge and freezer access. Coastal
Holt, England
Barley Fields Camping is a peaceful, family-run campsite set on a working farm in the open countryside of North Norfolk, close to the villages of Binham and Field Dalling and just a short drive from the North Norfolk Coast. Surrounded by wide skies and farmland, the site offers a relaxed, back-to-nature camping experience with plenty of space to spread out. The campsite provides large, unmarked non-electric grass pitches suitable for tents, campervans, caravans and motorhomes, allowing guests to choose their own spot across the gently sloping fields. Facilities are simple but well cared for,
King's Lynn, England
Bircham Windmill campsite is a small, family-friendly site set in the peaceful Norfolk countryside right beside the historic Great Bircham Windmill, open for camping from Easter through to 30 September. It offers grass pitches for tents, caravans, motorhomes and campervans, with optional electric hook-ups, and welcomes dogs (up to two per pitch). Pitch rates include access to the onsite tearoom, bakery, garden and play area. Campers have 24-hour access to toilets, wash basins, an external tap and three free showers, while a games room provides indoor entertainment with a pool table, TV and ki
Totnes, England
Ashbourne Woods is a peaceful and scenic woodland campsite near South Brent in Devon, set across around 68 acres of mixed forest and countryside. It specialises in wild and semi-wild camping, offering a range of options including woodland and grass pitches, gravel touring pitches with electric hook-ups, and a selection of glamping stays such as bell tents, pods and micro lodges. The campsite has well-maintained toilet and hot shower facilities, along with washing-up areas, laundry facilities and drinking water points. Fire pits are available on pitches, making it easy to enjoy relaxed evenin
Cullompton, England
Kingsmead Centre is a small, family-run campsite nestled in the peaceful Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Devon–Somerset border, offering a relaxed countryside escape. Surrounded by woodland and rolling farmland, it’s an ideal base for visitors looking to slow down and enjoy nature. The site offers a variety of accommodation options, including pitches for tents, tourers and campervans, woodland tent pitches with fire pits and picnic benches, glamping in bell tents and a woodland yurt, as well as self-catering static caravans. Facilities include modern toilet and show
Atherstone, England
Ettie’s Field is a charming, family-run campsite in Ratcliffe Culey near Atherstone, Warwickshire, ideal for campers and touring vehicles seeking a relaxed, beautiful outdoor stay. The site welcomes all types of rigs — from tents and motorhomes to caravans — set across hardstanding and grass pitches with electric and water options. Facilities include well-maintained toilets and showers in small cabins, a dishwashing area, and a central clubhouse with cosy seating and a café serving teas and coffees. Each pitch comes with a free chimenea for fires, and gas BBQs are allowed off the ground. Dogs
Banbury, England
The Pig Place is a relaxed, rustic adults-only campsite set beside the Oxford Canal on a smallholding in rural Oxfordshire, close to Banbury and within easy reach of the Cotswolds. It offers spacious grass pitches suitable for tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans, with some pitches available with electric hook-up. The site focuses on a back-to-basics camping experience, making it ideal for those seeking peace, simplicity and a countryside escape. Campfires and barbecues are allowed in designated areas, with firepits overlooking the canal providing a sociable spot to unwind in the eveni
Mousehole, England
Mousehole Camping is a small, friendly, family- and dog-friendly campsite in West Cornwall, set on the grounds of local football club Mousehole AFC near the village of Paul, close to Mousehole harbour and just a few minutes’ drive from Penzance’s shops and coastal attractions. It welcomes tents, campervans and motorhomes (up to about 7 m), offering a mix of large grass pitches and hardstanding pitches with optional electric hook-ups, plus pre-erected bell tents for a relaxed glamping experience. On-site facilities include free Wi-Fi, hot showers, toilets, washing-up areas, a community freezer
Dolgellau, Wales
Torrent Walk Campsite is a scenic, relaxed camping and bunkhouse accommodation set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park near Dolgellau, making it an ideal base for hiking, biking and exploring the surrounding mountains, lakes and trails. The site offers a mix of grass and hardstanding pitches suitable for tents, campervans and caravans, most with electric hook-ups, and welcomes dogs on pitches. Facilities include a large toilet and shower block with hot showers, free fast Wi-Fi, laundry services, shared kitchen, BBQ area, fire pits to hire, bike storage and wash, and vending machines for e
Clarbeston Road, Wales
Digs in the Wig is a small, secluded woodland campsite set within around 25 acres of ancient forest on a family-run farm in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. Designed for peaceful, low-impact camping, the site offers a handful of generously spaced pitches hidden among the trees, giving guests plenty of privacy and a strong connection to nature. Each pitch has its own compost toilet, a covered outdoor kitchen area and a fire pit, with firewood provided, making campfires and relaxed evenings easy and comfortable. The campsite keeps numbers deliberately low to maintain its tranquil atmosphere and is d
Lewes, England
The Secret Campsite is a peaceful, nature-focused, tents-only camping destination near Lewes in East Sussex that offers a tranquil escape surrounded by ancient woodland and wildlife. It’s designed for families and real campers seeking space, privacy and a connection with the natural world — the meadow is car-free, dog-free and quiet after 10 pm, helping wildlife thrive and giving children safe room to explore. Pitches are large, screened and each comes with its own campfire pit, with hot showers, clean flushing toilets, covered washing-up areas and electric car charging available. The site al
Uckfield, England
Wowo Campsite is a family-run camping and glamping destination set in the Sussex countryside near Uckfield, offering a relaxed and nature-focused outdoor holiday experience. It has spacious grass camping fields with individual fire pits, hot showers, flushing toilets, swings and outdoor games, an onsite shop, laundry facilities and Wi-Fi to keep guests comfortable. There’s a strong community feel with campfires, free live music in peak season and a variety of scheduled workshops for all ages, from bushcraft and arts to family theatre. Glamping options include yurts, bell tents, geodomes, shep
Wells, England
Wookey Farm is a family-run, low-impact campsite set on a working dairy goat farm near the historic city of Wells and the famous Wookey Hole Caves in Somerset. The site offers two camping fields: one with marked, spacious pitches including electrical hook-ups, picnic tables, individual recycling bins, and campfire spots, and another open meadow field where you can choose your own space beside the babbling River Axe with rope swings and a communal fire area. Both areas provide mains cold water, compost toilets, and dish-washing facilities, but there are no showers onsite. Well-behaved dogs are
Bideford, England
Westacott Farm Camping is a family-run, year-round campsite set on a working beef and sheep farm on the North Devon coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with panoramic views out to Lundy Island, Saunton Sands and Exmoor. It offers a range of pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes across several fields — from quieter areas with electric hookups to spacious non-electric grass spots — along with a children’s play area and modern amenities including toilets, hot showers, kitchen/laundry facilities and chemical disposal. The site is dog-friendly (dogs kept on leads) and has a small
Cirencester, England
Set on a working organic farm in the Cotswolds near Cirencester, Abbey Home Farm offers a peaceful, low-impact camping and glamping experience surrounded by open fields and woodland. The Greenfield Family Campsite is vehicle-free, creating a calm and safe environment, and focuses on simple, thoughtfully designed facilities that reflect the farm’s sustainable ethos. Guests have access to compost toilets, warm gas-powered showers, cold water washing-up areas and fresh drinking water from the farm’s borehole, all carefully integrated into the landscape. In addition to tent pitches, the farm off
Saltash, England
Bush Farm Wild Camping is a relaxed, family-friendly campsite set on a spacious 200-acre farm near Saltash in Cornwall. It offers a true wild camping experience where you can pitch up almost anywhere across the grassy fields, beside woodland or along the River Lynher, giving you plenty of space and peace to enjoy nature. The site is dog-friendly and ideal for families, couples, and nature lovers looking to escape traditional busy campsites. On arrival you receive a map and are free to explore and settle into your chosen spot. Basic facilities include six toilets and six hot showers, and campe
Brothertoft, England
Big Sky Hideaway is a peaceful, eco-focused camping and glamping destination set in the Lincolnshire countryside, offering a relaxed, nature-immersive experience across open meadow and woodland areas. The site provides a range of quirky accommodation options, including camping and campervan pitches alongside distinctive glamping stays such as converted buses, woodland pods, hammock-style tents, hobbit-inspired hideaways and bell tents. Each option is designed to encourage guests to slow down and reconnect with the outdoors. On site, guests can enjoy a friendly herd of alpacas, hammock villag
Rutland, England
Cuckoo Farm Campsite is a family-run, nature-focused camping and glamping destination in beautiful Rutland, England, set on a working organic farm beside the River Chater. Guests can choose from spacious grass pitches, electric pitches for tents or campervans, and Lotus Belle glamping tents, all in a relaxed, child-friendly environment with plenty of room to explore. The working farm is home to sheep, pigs, chickens and fallow deer, and there’s an on-site farm shop selling organic produce and essentials. Facilities include clean toilet and shower blocks with lots of hot water, a kitchen area
Sampford Brett, England
Steam and Stars is a small, luxury glamping retreat in rural Somerset nestled between the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Exmoor National Park. The site offers exclusive, peaceful accommodation with two quirky options: a stylish Shepherd’s Hut with its own kitchenette, private shower and Scandinavian-style wood-fired hot tub, and a retro-chic Vintage Caravan with cosy interiors and outdoor seating. Both options provide stunning countryside views, fire pits, BBQ facilities and access to a shared cabin with additional kitchen amenities, toilets and a drying area. The locat
Bridport, England
Old Bidlake Farm is a peaceful, small-scale campsite set on an 8.5-acre smallholding in the Marshwood Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Bridport in West Dorset. It offers just eight spacious grass pitches split between meadow and orchard, each with a picnic bench and rocket stove for simple outdoor cooking, and no electric hook-ups to preserve the natural environment and starry night skies. The site emphasises an eco-conscious, back-to-nature experience with communal facilities including a well-equipped barn kitchen, sheltered dining areas, showers and toilets, and a cosy campers’
Bodiam, England
The Original Hut Company is a peaceful, family-friendly eco-glamping and camping destination on a working farm in Bodiam, East Sussex, set within beautiful countryside by the River Rother. The site is entirely off-grid with no Wi-Fi or mains electricity, encouraging guests to unplug and reconnect with nature. There are charming, hand-built Shepherd’s Huts nestled in ancient woodland, each fully equipped and sleeping up to five people, alongside spacious riverside camping and campervan pitches with fire pits. Communal wash huts provide hot showers and toilets, and the onsite café, The Hub, ser
England
Parkgate Farm Holidays is a family-run, peaceful campsite and holiday accommodation set in the heart of the Lake District National Park, with stunning views over the surrounding fells and countryside. It offers a variety of options for visitors: nine spacious camping pitches (five with electric hook-up) and a camping pod, alongside three luxury glamping cabins, five fully insulated holiday caravans and self-catering cottages, including a larger family cottage. Amenities on site include family shower rooms, separate toilets, washing-up areas, laundry facilities and free Wi-Fi, with picnic benc
Westbury-on-Severn, England
Apple Orchard Campsite is a welcoming, family-run camping and caravan site set in the tranquil Severn Valley on the south-east edge of the Forest of Dean, surrounded by rolling countryside and apple orchards. The level site offers around 60 pitches with optional electric hookups for tents, caravans and motorhomes, alongside wooden glamping pods with heating and power for a more comfortable stay. Facilities include a central heated amenity block with free hot showers, disabled and toddler wet room, washing up area and chemical disposal point. There’s an on-site shop for essentials and a café/t
Knowle Saint Giles, England
Knowle Meadow Camping is a family-run, award-winning luxury camping and glamping site set within a peaceful, tree-enclosed meadow in South Somerset, close to Ilminster. The site is thoughtfully designed to offer a relaxed, nature-focused escape while still providing high-quality, comfort-led facilities. There are spacious grass pitches suitable for tents and small campervans, surrounded by wildflower meadows and hedgerows, making it an ideal choice for couples, families and dog owners seeking a calm rural stay. For those looking for extra comfort, the site also offers beautifully crafted gla
East Riding of Yorkshire, England
William’s Den campsite in East Yorkshire offers a relaxed, family-friendly camping experience set in over 12 acres of open countryside with stunning views and plenty of space to spread out. It’s an off-grid site with grass pitches where you can choose your own spot and stay in tents, campervans or small caravans without marked pitches or electric hook-ups, giving a real back-to-nature feel. Basic facilities include shepherd-hut style showers, clean portable toilets, fresh drinking water, pot wash areas, Elsan point and a camp shop stocking essentials and fire pit hire. There’s also a dog exer
Leighton Buzzard, England
Bragenham Farm is a peaceful, off-grid camping and glamping site set on a working farm in the Aylesbury Vale, ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a quieter countryside break. It operates as a Greener Camping Club site, so at least one adult per booking must hold membership. The site opens its grazing fields seasonally, offering non-electric grass tent pitches with plenty of room and lovely views over the surrounding countryside. Facilities include a toilet and shower block, hot showers, and a covered kitchen area with seating and a fridge, plus fire pits and BBQs available to hire. The
Slapton, England
Pittaford Farm Camping is a peaceful, family-run campsite set in the lush South Hams countryside near the village of Slapton on Devon’s south coast. It offers a range of spacious, grass pitches suitable for tents and small campervans, each with its own fire pit and lovely views over the surrounding fields, creating a tranquil base for outdoor holidays. Guests can walk straight onto nearby footpaths and bridleways, with the South West Coast Path, Slapton Ley Nature Reserve and Slapton Sands beach all within easy reach, making it ideal for walkers and nature lovers. Facilities include clean toi
Kingsbridge, England
Cool Cow Camping is a family-run, off-grid campsite set on a working dairy and beef farm on the stunning South Devon Heritage Coast, just a short five-minute walk from the golden sands of South Milton Sands. It offers a back-to-basics yet comfortable camping experience with spacious, non-electric grass pitches suitable for tents, small campervans, and motorhomes, as well as fully furnished bell tents for a gentle glamping option. The site embraces simplicity and nature, with eco-friendly facilities including locally crafted compost toilets, hot gas-heated showers, washing-up areas, and a smal
Bodiam, England
Park Farm Caravan & Camping is a spacious, family-run campsite set on around 18 acres of farmland in Bodiam, East Sussex, near the Kent border, offering a relaxed, countryside camping experience with plenty of room for tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans. Campers can choose their own pitch location (with electric hook-ups bookable in advance) and enjoy open campfires with logs available on site. Facilities include clean toilet and shower blocks, washing-up areas, adventure play areas for children and walking trails across the grounds. The site borders the River Rother, where free fishi
Woolfardisworthy, England
Dipple Farm is a peaceful, family-run countryside campsite and smallholding in North Devon, set across 27 acres of rolling fields and riverside meadows beside the headwaters of the River Torridge. The campsite offers a relaxed, nature-focused experience with spacious pitches for tents and a small number of campervans, alongside a traditional shepherd’s hut for guests looking for a more comfortable rural stay. The site places a strong emphasis on low-impact, sustainable camping and wildlife conservation. Facilities are thoughtfully designed and include hot showers, compost toilets, washing-up
Crieff, Scotland
Comrie Croft is a nature-led campsite and eco destination set across 231 acres of woodland, meadows and repurposed farm buildings in rural Perthshire. It blends wild camping, glamping and comfortable lodge stays with a strong environmental ethos, offering classic pitches for tents and campervans alongside handcrafted Nordic Kata tents with wood-burning stoves and outdoor cooking areas. Guests can also stay in cosy ensuite rooms within an eco-lodge, making the site suitable for a wide range of camping styles and comfort levels. The campsite encourages campfires and provides well-maintained fa
Blean, England
Brook Farm Camping is a family-run, eco-focused campsite nestled in the Kent countryside near Blean, just a short drive from Canterbury and Whitstable. It offers a mix of spacious grass and electric pitches suitable for tents, campervans, caravans and four hardstanding pitches for all-weather stays, alongside unique glamping options in handcrafted shepherd’s huts set amongst ancient woodland. The site is dog-friendly and surrounded by the scenic Blean Woods National Nature Reserve, with direct access to walking and cycling routes. Guests enjoy well-maintained amenities including clean toilets
North Common, England
Ling’s Meadow is a peaceful, eco-focused campsite and glamping destination set on a 4-acre natural meadow on a working family farm straddling the Suffolk–Norfolk border in East Anglia. It offers a relaxed, nature-immersive experience with spacious tent pitches tucked into tall grasses, a unique StarDome glamping dome, and slow camping options with bush-camp cooking equipment. The site is almost completely off-grid, powered by solar energy, with sustainable facilities including luxury composting toilets, a wood-fired shower and shared camp kitchen. Guests can enjoy outdoor cooking around indiv
Little Meadle, England
Orchard View Farm Camping & Glamping is a family-run, countryside site set on a working farm in the Chiltern Hills of Buckinghamshire, offering stunning views, nature and a relaxed rural atmosphere. It caters to traditional tent camping, touring pitches for campervans and motorhomes, as well as comfortable glamping options including furnished bell tents and cozy pods with outdoor picnic benches and fire pits. The site places a strong emphasis on sustainability and low-carbon living, with water-saving systems, tree planting and farm-grown produce. On-site amenities include a café serving break
Wrington, England
Brook Lodge Farm Camping & Caravan Park is a family-run, award-winning rural campsite set on about five acres of sheltered countryside near the Mendip Hills, just minutes from Bristol. It offers 29 touring pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes, with grass and hardstanding options, all having electric hookups, plus a separate paddock area ideal for group bookings. The site emphasises sustainability and conservation, with initiatives like recycling, solar power and wildlife protection woven into its ethos. Facilities include modern hot showers and toilets, a laundry room, dishwashing area,
Uttoxeter, England
Farm on the Hill is a peaceful, back-to-basics eco-campsite set within 24 acres of woodland, meadow and wildflower habitat on a working family farm in Prestwood, near Uttoxeter in Staffordshire, on the edge of the Peak District countryside. The site offers spacious, non-electric grass pitches for tents and small campervans, many set apart to provide privacy and stunning views over the Churnet Valley. Guests can enjoy campfires with stone fire pits, drinking water taps, compost toilets and simple gas-powered showers in a rustic outdoor setting, with an additional woodland shower path adding to
Bugle, England
Canna Farm is a small, family-run, eco-friendly campsite set in peaceful rural Mid-Cornwall, offering ten spacious, well-spaced grass pitches and one fully furnished bell tent for hire in a relaxed, nature-focused setting. The site emphasises sustainability with composting toilets, hot showers fed by harvested rainwater and solar hand-washed water, comprehensive recycling facilities, and rustic meadow grass fields framed by hedgerows and stone walls. Guests can enjoy campfires (with fire pits provided), a small on-site shop stocking local and homemade produce and camping essentials, and a qui
Northumberland, England
Herding Hill Farm is a highly-rated, 5-star camping and glamping destination set in the scenic countryside of Northumberland, just about a mile from the world-famous Hadrian’s Wall. It combines traditional tent and touring pitches with a variety of glamping options, including heated Wigwam cabins, luxury lodge accommodation and adults-only Castle Pods, many of which feature private outdoor hot tubs. The site is family- and dog-friendly, with dedicated dog walks, a hot water dog wash, enclosed exercise field and petting farm on-site, making it ideal for guests travelling with pets. On-site fac
Craswall, England
Chapel House Farm is a peaceful, nature-focused campsite set on a biodiverse working farm in the village of Craswall near Hay-on-Wye, on the edge of the Welsh Marches. Surrounded by rolling countryside, the site offers a relaxed camping experience with wide open views across the Black Mountains and the Golden Valley. Guests can stay on spacious grass pitches suitable for tents and campervans, spread across a series of meadows that feel open yet sheltered. Fire pits are provided, making it easy to enjoy evenings cooking outdoors or gathering around the fire as the sun sets. The farm also featu
Ceredigion, Wales
Wild Meadow Camping is a small, family-run campsite and glamping retreat set within a wildflower meadow in the peaceful countryside of Ceredigion, west Wales. Designed as a calm, nature-focused escape, the site is surrounded by open views, wildlife and dark skies, while still being within easy reach of the beaches of Cardigan Bay and the Wales Coast Path. The site offers a mix of glamping and camping options, including a cosy shepherd’s hut, a charming fisherman’s cabin and a traditional bell tent, alongside spacious pitches suitable for tents, campervans and trailer tents, with electric hoo
Bodmin, England
South Penquite Farm is a peaceful, family-run campsite set on a 200-acre organic beef and sheep farm high on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. It offers unmarked grass pitches for tents and campervans (no electric hook-ups) with plenty of space, and allows a limited number of dogs in a dedicated field. The site embraces eco-friendly practices such as rainwater harvesting, solar-heated showers and a small wind turbine, and farm animals like horses, ponies, chickens, ducks and turkeys wander freely, adding to the rural experience. There are clean toilet and shower facilities, a kids’ play area and a com
Northern Ireland
Shepherd’s Rest Pub & Campsite is a laid-back, countryside camping spot set in the heart of Northern Ireland, ideal as a quiet base for exploring the surrounding Sperrin Mountains and local attractions. The site offers a mix of grass and hardstanding pitches with electric hook-ups suitable for tents, campervans, caravans and motorhomes, as well as premium pitches and roof-tent options. There are around 38 pitches and additional accommodation like a small wooden cabin and a Campers Cottage with basic facilities. On-site amenities include modern toilet and shower blocks, disabled-access facilit
Newton Stewart, Scotland
Balloch O’ Dee is a peaceful, family-friendly campsite set on a small working farm in the rolling countryside of Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, on the edge of the Galloway Forest Park. It offers a traditional, back-to-nature camping experience with a large grass camping field where you can pitch freely and enjoy individual stone firepits, plus a separate field with electric hook-ups suitable for campervans and caravans. On-site facilities include warm showers, toilets, washing up areas and a communal cookhouse, with roaming free-range animals adding to the relaxed, rustic atmosphere. There ar
Forfar, Scotland
Greenhillock Camping & Glamping is a nature-focused, eco-friendly campsite in Angus offering a back-to-nature experience set in wildflower meadows. The site provides a range of accommodation options, from spacious traditional camping pitches—each with its own fire pit and car-free areas for families, groups and adults—to comfortable bell tents and unique luxury Hobbit Houses with cozy interiors, wood-burning stoves and private decks. Every stay encourages outdoor living with campfires, wildlife exploration, pond dipping and den building for kids. The campsite emphasises sustainability with so
Inverarnan, Scotland
Beinglas Campsite is a scenic, family- and walker-friendly site set in the dramatic Scottish Highlands along the famous West Highland Way, just north of Inverarnan near Loch Lomond. Surrounded by mountains and breathtaking countryside, it’s ideal for hikers, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful Highland escape. The campsite offers a variety of accommodation including traditional tent pitches across several fields, hardstanding campervan spaces, cosy bell tents, budget hiking huts and comfortable chalet rooms with ensuite facilities. On-site amenities are extensive, featuring hot shower
Isle of Wight, England
Windmill Campersite is a small, family-run and wonderfully quirky campsite set in the Isle of Wight countryside near Carisbrooke. It’s best known for its imaginative glamping accommodation, which includes truly unique stays such as a restored rescue helicopter, a James Bond-style submarine, UFO-themed units and characterful shepherd’s huts, all designed to offer a memorable and fun experience. In addition to glamping, the site also welcomes campervans and tents, with electric hook-up pitches available. The campsite has a relaxed, sociable feel, with shared spaces that encourage guests to unw
Fordingbridge, England
Harry’s Field is a charming, family-run campsite nestled in the peaceful New Forest hamlet of Frogham, ideal for a traditional outdoor break surrounded by ancient woodland, free-roaming ponies and scenic walking and cycling trails right from the gate. It offers a mix of flat, well-drained grass pitches for tents, campervans and motorhomes, plus luxury bell tents for a glamping experience, all set without electric hook-ups. The site has clean, well-maintained facilities including flushing toilets, hot showers and a communal wash-up area, with drinking water and parking by pitch included. Guest
Kingsdown, England
Kingsdown Camping is a scenic, family-friendly campsite perched on a 35-acre clifftop estate above the White Cliffs on the Kent coast, offering panoramic views over the English Channel and easy walking access to the shingle beach and rock pools. The site caters to traditional camping with grass pitches for tents, small campervans and caravans, plus a limited number of electric hook-up pitches and indoor accommodation options including cabins and a larger lodge. Facilities include centrally located toilets and 24/7 showers, a site shop, recycling points and a welcoming onsite bar with seasonal
Fairlie, Scotland
Kelburn Estate’s campsite offers a relaxed, back-to-basics camping experience set within the historic grounds of a large country estate in Ayrshire, Scotland. Surrounded by woodland, gardens and open parkland, the campsite provides a scenic base for exploring the wider estate and enjoying the outdoors. Campers can choose from grass pitches or electric hook-up pitches suitable for tents, caravans and campervans, each with space for parking alongside. Facilities are simple and practical, including a secure toilet and shower block, chemical waste disposal and refuse facilities, making it ideal
Scotland
South Whittlieburn Farm is a family-run, dog-friendly campsite and touring site set on a working sheep farm in the rolling countryside just outside the seaside town of Largs in Ayrshire, Scotland. It offers a relaxed, semi-wild camping vibe where you can pitch freely within the main field and enjoy stunning rural views, while still having access to hot showers, toilets and basic facilities nearby. There are both grass and hardstanding pitches for tents, caravans, motorhomes and campervans, with electric hookups and chemical disposal points provided. The site is known for its friendly, welcomi
Kildonan, Scotland
Seal Shore Camping on the Isle of Arran is an award-winning, beachfront campsite set in Kildonan on Scotland’s rugged west coast, offering direct access to a quiet sandy beach with spectacular views towards Pladda and Ailsa Craig. The site caters to tents, caravans and campervans, with electric hook-ups available, and also has a couple of camping pods for simpler stays. Across the grassy pitches you’ll find essential facilities including **Starlink Wi-Fi, chemical disposal points, and a sheltered day room with TV for social and relaxation space. Showers and toilets are provided along with bas
North Ayrshire Council, Scotland
Bridgend Campsite on the Isle of Arran is a small, family-run holiday spot set in beautiful Ayrshire countryside, ideal for tents, caravans, motorhomes and campervans. The site has about 15 spacious grass and hardstanding pitches with electric hookups, gently sloping to offer views across the surrounding fields and out to sea, especially at sunset. It’s dog-friendly and open all year, making it a great base for exploring Arran’s diverse landscapes — from rolling pastures and quiet beaches to dramatic northern mountains — or simply relaxing on site. Comforts include heated showers, toilets, dr
Ulverston, England
Social District is a small, nature-focused campsite set on the southern shore of Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. It offers spacious, non-electric pitches spread across a scenic 50-acre site with direct lake access and stunning views. The site is family- and dog-friendly, with flushing toilets, warm showers, fresh water points, a pot washing area, and firewood for sale, all designed to create a relaxed back-to-nature experience. Campers can enjoy water-based activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming and fishing right from the site, or explore nearby w
Morpeth, England
Tranwell Farm is a small, family-run, award-winning campsite and glamping site set in the peaceful Northumberland countryside near the market town of Morpeth. The site offers a relaxed and spacious layout with traditional camping pitches alongside a selection of glamping options, including bell tents, camping pods and a luxury shepherd’s hut. Each pitch is thoughtfully arranged to provide privacy, with picnic tables and fire pits available for enjoying evenings outdoors. The campsite operates off-grid and places a strong emphasis on sustainability and low-impact tourism, making it ideal for
Croyde, England
Cherry Tree Farm is a family-run campsite in Croyde, North Devon, set within easy walking distance of both Croyde Beach and the village. The site offers spacious 10m x 12m grass pitches for tents, campervans and smaller motorhomes, with a selection of electric hook-ups and separate dog-friendly and dog-free camping areas. Campervans and motorhomes must be no longer than seven metres, and the sloping fields do not have hardstanding pitches. Facilities include hot showers, proper toilets, washing areas, recycling points, a chemical waste disposal point, reception and a small shop. Guests can a
Westmorland and Furness, England
Set on the western shore of Coniston Water with sweeping views across the lake, Coniston Hall Campsite lies just a mile from Coniston off the A593. The site also features its own jetty, making it easy to launch boats and canoes—an ideal base for exploring the Lake District National Park. The spacious camping field sits beneath the dramatic The Old Man of Coniston fells and has no marked pitches, giving guests the freedom to choose their perfect spot. Families, children, and dogs are all welcome. On-site facilities include toilets, hot showers, and a launderette with coin-operated machines, a
Thornthwaite, England
Located in peaceful farmland beneath Whinlatter Forest Park, the site sits between Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwentwater, offering an excellent base for exploring the northern area of the Lake District National Park. Many of Alfred Wainwright’s North Western Fells can be walked directly from the campsite, while the mountain biking trails and walking routes in Whinlatter Forest Park are right on the doorstep. The site is just half a mile from Braithwaite, where a quiet back lane leads to three welcoming village pubs serving good food and drink. The popular market town of Keswick is only three
England
Great Langdale Campsite enjoys spectacular views of the distinctive Langdale Pikes, one of the most recognisable groups of peaks in the Lake District National Park. The valley is renowned for climbing and mountain trails, offering adventures for all abilities — from challenging fell-top expeditions and rocky scrambles to shorter, family-friendly walks. With numerous paths starting right from the campsite, it’s an ideal base for exploring the area over a few days or even a full week, whatever the season. Take in stunning views of the Pikes on a circular walk to Blea Tarn, which takes around
Westmorland and Furness, England
Baysbrown Farm Campsite sits in the village of Chapel Stile at the entrance to the Great Langdale Valley, right in the heart of the Lake District National Park. This is a working Lakeland sheep farm with a dedicated camping area. The site operates on a relaxed, first-come-first-served basis — there are no set pitches, so campers can simply arrive and choose their spot. Being at the valley bottom, the campsite is exposed to the elements, which can mean wet and windy conditions during a typical British summer, offering an experience that’s flexible and spontaneous depending on the weather. T
Bassenthwaite, England
Nestled at the foot of Skiddaw, overlooking Bassenthwaite Lake and just a short drive from Keswick, Kestrel Lodge Campsite is a small, friendly, and peaceful site that offers a back-to-basics camping experience. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a day of outdoor adventures. With easy access to scenic walks, cycling trails, and wild swimming spots straight from your tent pitch, Kestrel Lodge Campsite provides an ideal base for exploring the northern fells of the Lake District National Park.
Lanivet, England
Welcome to Magical Mena Farm… We are a multi-award winning, traditional campsite for lovers of green space, big starry skies, peaceful surroundings, wildlife and nature. Tucked away down a country lane, overlooked by the Neolithic hill fort of Helman Tor, and set in 15 acres of countryside, Mena Farm enjoys beautiful Cornish countryside views and the most incredible sunsets. Mena Farm is a peaceful haven welcoming families, children, couples, singles and your doggy friends. We offer a range of hard standing and grass pitches for campers and tourers, so you can pick the perfect spot from wh
Nancekuke, England
Looking for a slice of rural West Country life? Elm Farm delivers exactly that. This smallholding in Cornwall offers camping fields with uninterrupted views across Laity Moor towards the distinctive hills of Carn Brea and Carn Marth. Tucked away in the peaceful Nancekuke Valley, yet only a 10-minute drive from the shops and pubs of Redruth, the site’s grass pitches are set around the edges of two spacious, tree-lined meadows. This layout leaves plenty of open space in the centre, giving children a safe area to play. Food is easy to sort during your stay. You can hire a firepit and buy logs
Lansallos, England
Highertown Farm is a peaceful campsite near quiet coves, sandy beaches and picture-perfect fishing villages. The low-key site is unmanned but you'll see the rangers who care for the site while looking after the surrounding coast and countryside. There's plenty of natural green space for relaxing or running around, some outdoor games and a shared barn. A ten-minute hike down the wooded valley takes you to the quiet beach at Lansallos Cove, and you can loop onto the South West Coast Path from here. Walk about an hour east to Polperro harbour - it has stone steps down to a natural swimming pool
Pentewan, England
Set on our own privately owned beach, our award-winning park is seaside retreat on the South Coast of Cornwall. Family run since 1945, generations of holidaymakers call our beachside park their second home. We're just a stone's throw from Mevagissey, the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and we're packed full of five-star facilities. Whichever way you choose to stay, all guests receive unlimited free swimming in our pools (no pre-booking required or time limits!), free entertainment during school holidays, direct beach access, electric vehicle charging, and generous discounts to C
Mullion, England
Teneriffe Farm Campsite is a spacious, green campsite with far-reaching sea views, just a ten-minute walk from the South West Coast Path. Head an hour or so in either direction for some of Cornwall’s most famous coves and beaches - Mullion Cove and sandy Polurrian and Poldhu to the north, and Kynance Cove to the south. Walk a couple of miles beyond Kynance and you'll reach Lizard Point, the most southerly tip of mainland Britain with its wildlife watchpoint and wireless station, home of the first wireless radio transmission. At the end of a day walking or playing on the beach, Teneriffe Farm
Gwithian, England
Gwithian Farm Campsite and Caravan Park is an outstanding, friendly family run campsite in West Cornwall, near St Ives. The campsite is located in the centre of Gwithian village, opposite the Red River Inn and just 10 minutes walk from 3 miles of sandy beach, perfect to explore Cornwall.
Gartmore, Scotland
Cobleland Caravan and Campsite sits on the banks of the River Forth in Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, just 13 miles from Ben Lomond. Not only is it a remarkably natural site, Cobleland is also a treasure trove of outdoor pursuits. You'll be hard-pushed to find a more beautiful setting for your camping holiday than at Cobleland campsite with its well-tended pitches and truly serene, idyllic countryside atmosphere. Oak trees tower above the 126 pitches, whilst the River Forth flows calmly by the edge of the site. Turn your back to the river and you’ll be looking deep into Loch Ard Forest, part
Brockenhurst, England
Nestle yourself within the trees and bushes for a truly secluded and tranquil place for a break away from it all. A stay at Setthorns also puts you in pole position to spot all the New Forest wildlife, including free-roaming ponies and deer, rare wild birds and small mammals like rabbits and hares, as they go about their daily lives in the forest’s heathland and woodland. A firm favourite for walkers and cyclists, this campsite is full of winding paths that branch off at every turn – each with a new destination. Access to the nearby disused railway line lies at the heart of this site and is
Scotland
If you’re searching for a touring site near Oban, Creagan Station Tourers offers the ideal balance of location and tranquillity. Just a short drive from Oban, our site is perfectly placed for visitors travelling to the islands, enjoying coastal scenery, or exploring local attractions. We are a popular choice for walkers, hikers, photographers, and nature lovers. Glencoe’s dramatic mountains, glens, and historic landscapes are easily accessible, while our site offers a calm and comfortable base to relax each evening. Looking for a motorhome stop near Fort William? Creagan Station Tourers is
Bonchester Bridge, Scotland
On the menu is peace and quiet, on a small intimate site with plenty of wildlife to observe, which includes families of Swallows (my personal favourite), kingfishers, herons and otters, to name a few. We welcome well behaved pets & children 😊. We have a recreation field, this is the only place ball games are allowed, and there is a lovely childrens park in the village along with a football pitch, and for the pooches, there’s a beautiful, wooded walk accessible from the site, as well as an abundance of walks around the outskirts of the village. Book a pitch at Bonnie Park and escape the hus
Scottish Borders, Scotland
Rosetta Holiday Park boasts a selection of hardstanding and grass touring pitches, all with 16amp electric hook-up. Enjoy warm toilet and shower blocks, washing-up facilities and chemical disposal points. The perfect base for exploring the beautiful area. Our friendly staff are on hand to help ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.
Scottish Borders, Scotland
Lilliardsedge Holiday Park is based in the spectacular surroundings of the Scottish Borders. Located on the A68 the park has been family owned and run for over 22 years and has a 12 month holiday licence so you can enjoy the park and its local surroundings all year round! We are the perfect destination to book your holiday. We have lodges and cottages with luxury hot tubs making this the perfect escape to book your very own hot tub getaway, static caravans for hire. Super pitches for tourers, motorhomes and campervans and a large camping field for tents with sublime surroundings.
Mossdale, Scotland
Uncover the Rich History of Our Estate & location Hensol Estate is farmed by three generations of the Bell family. We decided to diversify in 2021 and open up Hensol as a camping and tourist destination with Woodhall Loch flanking the west, which runs into the Black Water of Dee connecting into Loch Ken. Situated within Dumfries and Galloway's Dark Skies Biosphere, Hensol has a number of SSSI and RAMSCAR sites. Hensol Estate was formerly known as Duchrae Estate or Duchra, and is steeped in history. Two generations of the Charters family had possession of the estate, during which they wer
Kirkcolm, Scotland
Welcome to North Rhinns Camping our peaceful small rural adult only camping site. Owned and operated by Jane and Ray, North Rhinns Camping is set in the beautiful Hills of Stranraer, Wigtownshire, We are 6 miles north west of Stranraer, and 2 miles from Leswalt village, with its local store. After many years of camping ourselves, we have made our camping site into the type of place we would like to stay. Our campsite is a peaceful and relaxing getaway for adults. We understand that sometimes you just need to get away from it all, and that’s why we created our adults-only campsite. Here, you
Winkleigh, England
We can offer you a peaceful relaxing friendly campsite in a beautiful location in the rural heart of Devon. We have a one-acre site with ten spacious grass pitches for tents and campervans only. The campsite has wonderful views over our vineyard and the Devon countryside and Dartmoor. There are weekly vineyard tour and tasting experiences every Saturday afternoon as well as a cheese and wine tasting hour every Wednesday. We have two compost loos and a hot shower, a campsite shelter with an Ooni pizza kitchen and a wine shop selling our sparkling and still wines, local ales and ciders and hom
South Hams, Devon
Sea View Campsite is a peaceful uncommercialised farm campsite with grass underfoot and stars overhead. It is surrounded by the breath-taking South Devon countryside, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with views across rolling fields to the sea. Whether you want a Devon beach holiday, are walking the South West Coast Path or want to relax on a quiet Devon caravan or camping holiday, Sea View Campsite is a beautiful place to do just that. Run by our family for over 30 years the site makes a perfect holiday base and we have a quiet time between 11p.m. and 7a.m. to ensure that everyone
Cornwall, England
The Mount Pleasant Eco Park Campsite near Porthtowan and St Agnes offers a beautiful, peaceful place to stay on the North Coast of Cornwall. We offer spacious grass pitches for tents and campers or tourers (with or without hook-up), as well as eco stay options with six handcrafted Shepherd’s Huts, and six Eco Pods. Spread over three large fields, surrounded by countryside and complete with a footpath to the beach, even in summer at full capacity there is plenty of space to get away from it all and immerse yourself in the great outdoors. All bookings to be made online, if you have any questi
Saint Ishmael's, Wales
Set on 100 yards from Pembrokeshire National coast path over looking stunning beaches . Hook ups and toilets shower facilities . Village pub 5 minutes walk away . Situated on a working beef and sheep farm
Sandford, England
Creating a friendly and community-fuelled atmosphere, this site is set in an idyllic location within the Mendip Hills, just outside of Bristol. It is a short woodland walk to the onsite activity centre, a great spot for adventurers with rock climbing, kayaking and a dry ski slope. Set on over 100 acres of land with camping across three fields, this family site provides non-electric grass pitches for tents and campervans (under 2.7m tall). Enjoy the freedom of choosing to pitch where you like. No tent? Not a problem! There is a range of unfurnished rental tent options to choose from that all
Northern Ireland
A small quiet family friendly campsite on a working sheep and cattle farm Near enough a town to be handy and far enough away to get peace with farm fresh eggs available if the hens are in a good mood and an honesty box food shop also stocking glow in the dark torches for your little adventurers and some populargas cannisters. One of the few places in NI where blue calor cylinders are available Open from mid May once we've finished lambing until mid September or so depending on the weather There's even our rent a tent option if you're travelling light or if you want to try camping before b
Wales
In an utterly lush location just four miles north of St Davids, Celtic Camping in Pembrokeshire is based on the 250-acre working and wildlife-laden National Trust farm of Pwll Caerog, part of which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. And then there’s the beach: the pebbly cove of Aber Pwll is at the foot of the farm about five minutes’ walk away. You’ll be reeling with glee at the views from all around here, right across the Irish Sea and Abereiddy Bay with slate quarry-filled Blue Lagoon, a deeply desirable spot for diving and twice host of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series. If y
Powys, Wales
Glanusk Caravan Park is a totally unique and very special dog friendly site with pitches for caravans, motorhomes, touring vehicles and camping.
Monknash, Wales
Piches with coastal views, a short stroll from the beach and an even shorter one to an award-winning pub should always get your holiday vote… add in that Heritage Coast Campsite is adults-only and dog friendly, and you’ll likely hail the site as a winner.
Flintshire, Wales
The Farm Shop Campsite is a seasonal dog and child - friendly campsite that welcomes campers to celebrate the great outdoors during spring, summer and early autumn.
Capel Garmon, Wales
Rynys Farm Campsite is located just 2 miles from the popular village of Betws-y-Coed in the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. The campsite is south facing, has marvellous views of the mountains and down the Machno Valley, and is ideal for: Lakes and mountains of Snowdonia National Park Local walking, climbing and mountain biking Historic castles and monuments … or just relaxing on the site
Pennal, Wales
Rural and back to nature site in southern Snowdonia Spectacular views of the Dovey Estuary and the hills of mid-Wales Near Cader Idris and the golden beaches of Aberdovey and Borth/Ynyslas Sitting pretty at the southernmost point of Snowdonia National Park, there’s really s’no escaping the back-to-nature goodness of Gwerniago Campsite, also a working farm.
Ceredigion, Wales
Teifi Meadows should warm the battery of your camera as well as the cockles of your heart: this is wildlife country – look out for red kites overhead – in the midst of the greenery of the Ceredigion countryside, and within 35 to 40 minutes' drive from the walks, dolphin spotting and beaches of the Ceredigion coast and Cardigan Bay.
Wales
Whatever type of Welsh holiday you want, you'll find Nyth Robin in splendid setting. This small and secluded spot is right inside Snowdonia National Park for days of hiking and sightseeing, and is also only three miles from Aberdovey, the Cardigan Bay seaside village you can use as a base for day trips to Aberystwyth, Aberaeron, New Quay, Barmouth, Pothmadog and the Llŷn Peninsula.
Gwynedd, Wales
Located in Snowdonia National Park, Nantcol Waterfalls is a unique campsite where you can pitch up just a stone's throw from a river and waterfalls. There are optional electric grass pitches for tents and tourers, plus waterside bell tents and luxury glamping pods. The site is home to scenic walking routes and you can swim, paddle or fish in the river and falls. Barmouth and sandy beaches are within a 20 minute drive too!
Waunfawr, Wales
Off to Wales to wander? Pitch up at superbly scenic Tyn Yr Onnen Farm, on the edge of Snowdonia National Park between the Moel Eilio and the Elephant Mountains (Mynydd Mawr), for a hiking holiday you won't forget. Keen-footed wayfarers of all abilities can wander hundreds of acres of heathland direct from the farm including a route right up to Snowdon's peak – although if that thought makes you pale, the Snowdon Mountain Railway with its more relaxed summit accessing is only a few miles away.
Watermillock, England
Overlooking beautiful Ullswater, The Quiet Site offers unique, high quality but low-impact holidays surrounded by peaceful fells, dark skies and world-class walking routes. Since opening in 1963, we’ve grown into one of the UK’s most innovative and environmentally responsible holiday destinations. We are incredibly proud to hold the King’s Award for Enterprise (Sustainable Development)
Hale, England
Picture yourself pitching your trusty tent amidst a patchwork of lush, sun-dappled untouched park land, where the only sounds you’ll hear are the distant laughter of friends reconnecting and children playing joyfully. “Just found my new favourite campsite. Beautiful grounds, loved the food trucks and nightly bar, dog friendly and great vibes! Hot showers, clean portaloos (and the compostable ones) and lovely staff.” Harry’s Meadow offers Mellow-Meadow-Magic. An exquisite New Forest camping experience where the worries of the modern world melt away, replaced by the simple pleasures of cosy c
Bransgore, England
The Old Airfield offers spacious grass pitches for tents and campervans, none of which have electric hookup, and no fewer than 20 glamping bell tents for anyone looking for a little added luxury. There really is no shortage of wide-open spaces at The Old Airfield campsite, we even have separate adults-only camping areas, as well as loads of space for families and a separate groups field, providing the perfect escape for families, and friends seeking the perfect spot for your annual reunion. “Such a beautiful campsite in the new forest, the facilities are amazing, clean and well looked afte
Scotland
Dave and Diane are still on site but are starting to hand over some of the day to day running to our on site wardens Michelle and Neil members of the site team. We are trying to 'retire' a little more as that was our reason for moving to the islands, as we enter our 6th season we are trying harder to do just that. However we still want the site to be a welcoming place with a family run ethos! Diane, worked for many years in the travel business before retiring and now her time is often taken up designing and making incredible textile art pieces. She's also very active in the community with t
Carinish, Scotland
The site is positioned overlooking a tidal bay with stunning sea views across to Benbecula and the hills of South Uist. Whether it's fishing, birdwatching ,walking/cycling the Hebridean Way or simply taking time out to relax, Moorcroft Holidays is the perfect base for you. We are 11 miles from the ferry terminal at Lochmaddy, 18 miles from the ferry terminal at Berneray and 8 miles from Benbecula airport and local amenities. Open from April to October. Facilities Hardstanding pitches with electric hookup, suitable for motorhomes and touring caravans. Grass pitches suitable for tents (with
Laxdale, Scotland
Laxdale holiday park is a small family run park set in peaceful tree lined surroundings. We provide first rate facilities for Campers, Touring caravans, Motor vans and Self Catering holiday makers. Facilities are modern but the park retains the traditional friendly atmosphere that is typical of the Islands. Located 1.5 miles from the town of Stornoway the park is an ideal centre from which to tour the islands of Lewis and Harris. Accommodation Wigwam Camping Pods Luxury Holiday Caravans Self-catering Lodge Modern Bunkhouse (hostel) Touring and Camping Quality Camping (35 pitches) Touring Pit
Blair Atholl, Scotland
Perfect for couples, families and groups wanting to explore the Cairngorms National Park and the nearby towns, we have a range of self-catering accommodation from our large Highland Lodges to contemporary Woodland Lodges or our comfortable Caravan Park.
Alyth, Scotland
Five Roads is an award winning park for camping, caravaning and self-catering holiday homes in Alyth, near Blairgowrie in Perthshire, Scotland. The lovely and quiet campsite is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful area close to Cairngorm National Park, Carnoustie, Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, Kirriemuir, Forfar, Angus Glens, Royal Deeside, Dunkeld and Birnam. There are good facilities on the park including heated toilet/shower block with separate facilities for the disabled. There is also a Launderette, a small play park and BBQs are permitted on site. Although there is no shop there
Cornwall, England
Perfectly situated in North Cornwall with easy access to both the North and South Coasts, is our beautiful campsite with only 30 pitches for Motorhomes, Campervans, Panel Van Conversions and tents to choose from, we also have a small number of letting units for those who prefer not to camp. The campsite sits in a quiet, tucked away location whilst being just a few minutes’ drive from the A30 and the former County town of Bodmin. Running alongside the campsite is a delightful stream which leads into the Camel River, we are and a short walk to the Camel cycle trail (as featured on Country File
Broadwoodwidger, England
South West Lakes Trust is dedicated to caring for and enhancing the South West's reservoirs and lakes: they are home to many wonderful animals and boast important habitats and built historic sites. We pride ourselves on enabling people of all abilities to enjoy these special locations by providing access both on and off the water. Every year, millions of people visit lakes and reservoirs across the UK. They provide a perfect setting for a great day out, be it for a stroll, to play, nature watch or enjoy adventurous activities such as stand up paddle boarding, kayaking or sailing.
Blanefield, Scotland
Quirky Approved by: Zoë "I visited the West Highland Way Campsite in their busiest season. The Commonwealth Games, middle of summer and the Royals were in town. Still, the campsite owner Andrew was there to greet each and every Campervan, bike camper, walker and nomad that found it's way to this extraordinary site. Even more extrordinary was the campsite's history. Andrew runs it alongside his mother, and proceeds are divided between the animal shelter they have in a nearby village, and a section of the campsite built specifically to house what he calls are 'full time van-lifers'. Dwellers
Pant, Shropshire
Set in 6 acres of meadow at the far end of the farm you will find 8 large flat grass pitches where you can enjoy space and nature that is all around. A nearly wild camping experience but with the option of hiring our utterly unique and lovingly restored horse trailers which have been turned into en-suite Beryl bathrooms. Each bathroom, with individual flair, comes complete with shower, hand basin, outside washing up sink, flushing toilet and copper roll top bath! Perfect for families, couples.. anybody wishing to slow down bathe in a totally natural space, a truly unforgettable experience
East Suffolk, Suffolk
Welcome to Holistic Woods Campsite, a lovely spot in the heart of Suffolk, just ten minutes from the River Deben. We offer back2basics camping, non electric forest pitches and non electric grass pitches, with a focus on connecting with nature and simplifying your life. Our campsite is surrounded by beautiful woods and nature trails, providing a peaceful and relaxing escape from daily life. Come unwind with us and experience the beauty of the great outdoors.
HOW IT WORKS
How Hampshire Campervan Hire Works
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Adventure
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What Hampshire Campers Say
Your Quirky trips
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Recently hired this VW campervan and had an absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish. The owners were incredibly friendly, helpful, and responsive throughout…
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We enjoyed a lovely weekend away in Devi Ma! Nice to drive and took just a matter of minutes to set up with awning…
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We took Bertha to the Scottish Highlands for 4 nights and we had such a good time, I didn't want to give her back!…
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Such a lovely little home on wheels! That's exactly how it felt – cosy and very practical. The kitchenette is brilliant, you don't need…
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Absolutley perfect! We did the NC500 for 9 days in Leona and it was amazing. The conversion has been thouroughly thought out to be…
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I spent three wonderful weeks exploring Wales in "Dandy", and enjoyed every single day of the journey. The campervan is exceptionally well equipped and…
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Rennie is an amazing camper! We hired her for 7 nights, 5 off which we spent completely off-grid at a festival, and she powered…
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What an amazing trip we had in Bruno! The van is equipped with everything we needed for our trip to do the NC500. The…
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We had a brilliant three nights in Devi Ma. She was cosy and comfortable at night. You don't feel like you're in a van.…
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Lovely camper and great hosts! Our journey took us around Devon and around Dartmoor and safe to say it felt as if we were…
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We had an amazing time with Dora! Just like the pictures, she is very stylish, cosy and well thought through. We had everything we…
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We had a great 4 days across Yorkshire in Silverscape, beautifully appointed. From start to finish the Quirky service was smooth. We relied on…
QUICK ANSWERS FOR HIRERS
Hampshire Campervan Hire FAQ
Where can I pick up a campervan in Hampshire?
Hampshire campervan pick-up is arranged from the specific van’s own collection point. You’ll see the collection area on the listing before you book, so you can choose something practical for Winchester, Southampton, Portsmouth, Basingstoke or nearby village collection points. From Hampshire, you are well placed for the New Forest, South Downs, Isle of Wight ferries and the south coast, which makes it easy to start the holiday without adding a long first drive.
Where can I take a campervan from Hampshire?
From Hampshire, popular campervan routes include the New Forest, Winchester, the South Downs, Portsmouth, Southampton, Lymington and Isle of Wight ferry crossings. It works well for compact trips because forest, coast and historic cities are all within easy reach. For a smoother Hampshire trip, keep day one fairly light so you have time to collect the van, settle in and enjoy the first proper stop.
Are there good campervan campsites near Hampshire?
There are plenty of places to camp near Hampshire if you plan the route in advance. Look around the New Forest, Winchester, the Meon Valley, South Downs, Portsmouth, Southampton and Lymington for touring pitches, farm stays and quieter countryside options. New Forest pitches and festival-adjacent sites are best booked early in summer. Before booking near Hampshire, check van size limits, arrival windows and whether hardstanding is available.
Can I wild camp near Hampshire in a campervan?
Campervan wild camping around Hampshire, the New Forest and the South Downs should only happen where you have permission or a clearly allowed overnight stop. Across Hampshire, the New Forest and the South Downs, car parks, beaches and rural lanes can all have different rules, so it is best not to wing it. A booked pitch around Hampshire gives you certainty, facilities and a much calmer start the next morning.
Can I hire a campervan for events near Hampshire?
Event weekends are a popular reason to hire a campervan near Hampshire. Boomtown, Victorious Festival, Wickham Festival, CarFest South and the New Forest & Hampshire County Show all work well with a planned campsite or official campervan area. Before booking a Hampshire campervan for the event, confirm campervan access, parking passes and whether overnight stays are actually allowed.
How much does campervan hire in Hampshire cost?
Prices for campervan hire in Hampshire start from £90 per night. Your Hampshire quote will reflect the vehicle, time of year, journey length and any extras selected during booking. If you are weighing up Boomtown, Victorious Festival, a New Forest break or an Isle of Wight ferry trip, try searching flexible dates to see the widest choice.
What can I expect on a Hampshire road trip?
Hampshire is packed with must-see spots and hidden gems. Here are the highlights to include in your campervan adventure:
The New Forest: Roam ancient woodlands, spot wild ponies, and enjoy peaceful cycling or walking trails. Be sure to visit the picturesque village of Lyndhurst, known as the “capital” of the New Forest.
South Downs National Park: Explore rolling chalk hills, scenic walking trails like the South Downs Way, and charming market towns like Alresford and Petersfield.
Portsmouth: Dive into maritime history with visits to the iconic HMS Victory and Mary Rose Museum, or enjoy waterfront views from Spinnaker Tower.
Winchester: Explore this historic city, home to a magnificent cathedral, quaint streets, and ties to King Alfred the Great.
The Solent Coast: Relax on shingle beaches like Calshot or enjoy watersports and seafood in Lymington, a charming coastal town.
Can you wild camp in Hampshire?
While wild camping is limited in Hampshire, there are plenty of well-equipped campervan campsites across the New Forest, South Downs, and coastal areas.
What are the best hiking spots in Hampshire?
The New Forest, South Downs Way, and the trails around Butser Hill offer some of the county’s most scenic hikes, perfect for walkers of all levels.
Spring to early autumn (April–October) is ideal for campervan travel, with mild weather and plenty of events and activities across the region.
What are the top attractions in Hampshire?
The New Forest, Winchester Cathedral, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, and the South Downs National Park are among the most popular places to explore.
Why Campervan’s Are The Best Way To See Hampshire
A campervan is the ideal way to explore Hampshire, offering the freedom to park up near tranquil forests, rolling hills, or bustling market towns. Wake up to the sounds of nature in the New Forest, drive through charming villages like Beaulieu, or park by the coast for sweeping views of the Solent. Hampshire is brimming with campervan-friendly campsites and wild camping spots (where allowed), giving you endless opportunities to enjoy the beauty of this county at your own pace.
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