Tent Campsites in Ashurst, Hampshire

Stonehenge Campsite and Glamping Pods is a multi-award-winning site, ideally positioned close to the Stonehenge World Heritage Centre's mysterious standing stones. The family-friendly base serves as an excellent centre-point for exploring the attractions and activities in lively counties like Wiltshire.

For arresting downland views in serene countryside settings pack your bags and rumble over to Old Barn Touring Park, a spacious family-run site ideally positioned a few miles from Sandown Bay and Shanklin.

Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park is the perfect escape for families, providing guests with a range of swish self-catering accommodations ranging from lodges to static caravan holiday homes.

If you’re craving a quiet seaside escape from the bustle and stress of urban life, pack your swimming gear and rumble over to Plough Point Farm. This friendly, spacious site rests an ideal thirty-minute drive from the golden sands and safe swimming waters of the Jurassic Coast beaches.

Swanage Coastal Park is a peaceful, quiet campsite nuzzled in the rolling hills above Swanage's picturesque coastal town, affording stunning panoramic views over Swanage Bay.

Clarefield Copse Wild Camping is, as the name suggests, a spacious, back to basics campsite set within the lush settings of the South Downs National Park. The camping area lies next to a lovely woodland filled with butterflies and birds of varying hues and songs.

Luckford Wood Caravan and Camping is a welcoming, spacious site enjoying prime position just ten minutes from the picturesque village of Wool, scattered with historic buildings.

Savour the delights of an amazingly green, laid-back campsite at Snelling Farm Campsite, a small eco-friendly site nestled on the lush grounds of an eco-friendly family farm.

Whitemead Caravan Park is a friendly, family-run site nestled in the picturesque village of Wool, just five minutes from the golden sands and azure waters of the inviting coastline.

Warner Farm Touring Park a large, family-friendly site, perfectly positioned a mere ten-minute trot from the sea and a twenty-minute drive from the buzzing city of Chichester.

Seven Stars Inn is a quiet pub site, positioned on the edge of Wool, Dorset's sleepy village. The site serves as a splendid base for explores in Dorset and affords easy access to the A352 for adventures further afield.

Botany Camping is a small, cosy campsite nestled amid the leafy greenery of sprawling Wiltshire farmland, a mere five-minute drive from the delights of the Longleat Safari Park and just twenty-five minutes from the mysterious standing stones of Stonehenge.

Haddon Copse Farm is a peaceful, car-free site located on an organic farm in the stunning greenery and rolling landscapes of the Blackmore Vale. The welcoming campsite is ideal for those hankering for a holiday among the heaths and downs.

Brewery Farm is a quiet, peaceful site enjoying jaw-dropping views of the romantic Dorset countryside while providing lucky guests with easy access to the coast and the friendly village of Ansty.

Lagnersh Shepherd's Huts and Camping is a quiet site set on a rural farm, an easy ten-minute trot from the nearest bar. A lovely blend of coast and countryside await guests at this tucked away amid stunning West Sussex countryside.

Henstridge Golf and Leisure is a spacious, rural campsite nuzzled in the heart of the rolling, leafy greenery of the Blackmore Vale, just off the A30. The friendly, well-maintained site rests on the border dividing Somerset and Dorset.

What lush, open and peaceful settings greet you at Stock Gaylard Estate, a compact, traditional county estate with an array of traditional handmade yurts tucked away on a quiet part of the estate.

Little Rodmore Camping is just what you need if a rural escape amid lovely countryside close to Swanage is on the cards for your next holiday. Campers are welcome to enjoy a back-to-basics camping stay in the verdant heart of the Blackmore Vale.

Foxhangers Campsite is a compact, family-friendly site located next to the gleaming Kennet and Avon Canal. The welcoming campsite enjoys a prime position beside the canal towpath.

The buzzing town of Wincanton was once a stopover for many a weary traveller who would change horses, drink, and eat before resuming travels to London and South West England.