Sandy Meadow Farm is a peaceful working farm nestled in the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park, ideally set a mere 10-minute drive from stately homes, sprawling vineyards.

Swap the bright lights of the city for the well-maintained, spacious campsite of Littlehampton Caravan Club Site, and settle in for a relaxing stay on the fringes of a welcoming seaside resort.

Billycan Camping blends style and comfort with an earthiness that makes one reminisce about camping trips as a young child. This site rests on 650-acres of verdant farmland amid lush and open fields lined by leafy trees.

Hillcrest Farm Wild Camping is a secluded, peaceful wild camping site set within the scenic North Downs, ideally positioned a thirty-minute drive from the buzzing city of Canterbury.

Broadhembury Caravan and Camping Park is an award-winning founded back in 1969. The spacious site rests in an excellent location in the Kent, the Garden of England, where over 180 gardens are available for all seasons and sorts.

Ship and Anchor Marina is a beautiful grassy site set out on 12 lush and well-maintained acres, nestled next to the sparkling waters of the River Arun, enveloped by peaceful countryside.

Lords Farm Caravan Club is a friendly and spacious Certificated site, spread out on a lovely 2-acre field, offering shelter from the elements by a line of leafy trees. The campsite boasts spectacular views of the hills and the old Saxon shoreline.

Church Farm Campsite is a lovely site near a sparkling river, and two cosy country pubs set an approximate 20-minute stroll away. The site welcomes tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans on optional electric grass pitches.

Alison's Woodpecker Camping Field is a friendly, back to basics site ideally located between Bognor Regis and Littlehampton. The friendly site is a leisurely twenty-minute stroll from the dog-friendly beach in the picturesque village of Climping and enjoys a stunning location nestled amid swathes of gorgeous West Sussex scenery.

The Plough Inn is a beautiful campsite attached to an equally beautiful country pub nestled in a picturesque village in an elevated position on the Kent Downs. The site is handily sandwiched between Faversham.

Hamilton Farm Airstrip and Camping is a lovely, mostly undiscovered gem of a Certificated Location, nestled on some 70-odd acres, with an immaculate, spacious field set aside for member-exclusive escapes.

Herons Park Campsite is a cracking, family-run site located within a mile of the town of Lydd. This friendly and family-friendly site is ideal for fun-filled escapes with the kids.

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Dunn Street Farm is a peaceful, rural campsite located on a working farm, with oodles of space for stretching out and numerous walking and cycling routes crisscrossing the area.

Old Farm Camping and Touring Site is a compact, secluded site tucked in lovely woodland settings, in proximity to Arundel, in the South Downs National Park. The site is sandwiched between Brighton & Chichester.

Abbey Wood Experience Freedom Glamping is a spacious site, nestled in secluded, wooded grounds, enclosed by mile upon mile of greenery owing to the lush parks and reserves in the area.

Overshore Caravan Park is a quiet, pet-friendly campsite boasting plenty of spots to walk the dog and access a pet-friendly pub nearby. The owners are friendly, helpful, and pet lovers and do not impose an additional charge for pets or basic camping requirements like pitching an awning.

Palace Farm Camp Site is a compact yet friendly and peaceful traditional tent-only camping site nestled in the heart of the renowned Kent Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Norwood Farm Caravan and Camping Park is a peaceful and lush family farm operated and owned by the fourth generation of a farming family. Sit back and let out a sigh of contentment as you swap the bustle of the big cities and the unforgiving pace of modern life for relaxing escapes on a modern traditional working sheep farm.

The Merry Harriers is a peaceful, well-equipped shepherds hut placed beside a gleaming pond, on the grounds of a 16th-century pub where crackling fires, welly boots and muddy paws are the orders of the day.