Campervan Campsites in New Forest, Hampshire

Bushes Farm Caravan Park is one of those delightful spots that rest amid miles of sprawling flat countryside, affording splendid vistas over the lush surrounds. Old trees spread their branches in the sunlight.

Soak in stunning views over Swanage Bay and meadows sprinkled with horses, sheep, and wildflowers at California Meadows Campsite, a clean and welcoming site on a picturesque working farm.

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.

The Secret Camp Out is a wonderful site for doing a lot or nothing at all – you decide. Make this quiet, well-maintained and leafy site your home away from home, and awaken each morning to the musical dawn chorus carrying through your glorious position in the Wylye Valley.

Scotts Farm Camping Site is a family-friendly campsite located on the sunny south coast of England, providing adventuring types with excellent camping and glamping for restful.

Birchwood Tourist Park is a welcoming rural campsite with open views and a sprawling even camping field with ample space for stretching out and getting into vacation mode. Set a mere 3-miles from the nearby Wareham town.

Bed in the heart of the South Downs National Park and enjoy quick access to the amenities and attractions in lively Chichester at Bow Hill Farm. This friendly, strictly adults-only site is the perfect space for enjoying a stress-free.

Stubcroft Farm is a multi-award winning, traditional, family-owned campsite enjoying an enviable position near some of the best South Coast beaches. Bring your family along for eventful days of sightseeing and explores.

Ellscott Park rests in an excellent position for accessing the lovely parts of Chichester Harbour, the Witterings and other beaches and rests close to local amenities, including a supermarket located under a 15-minute drive away.

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.

Suddene Park Farm Campsite is a cracking campsite perfect for those who want to experience life on a picturesque, rural farm whilst enjoying the unspoilt beauty of the enclosing Wiltshire scenery.

The Bruce Arms is a welcoming rural pub and campsite surrounded by the stunning open countryside of Wiltshire, offering guests a peaceful and spacious base to set up camp and escape the stress and complexities of the modern world.

Longthorns Farm is the perfect spot for peaceful camping, nestled in the picturesque heart of Dorset, within easy reach of the famed and historically rich Jurassic Coast. This site is just the thing for free-spirited adventurers.

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.

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.

There are heaps to like about Moonfleet Farm Campsite – a stunning and peaceful location on a working farm, beautiful views, brilliant displays of starry skies, and plenty of space for the younger kids to frolic in the great outdoors.

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.

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.

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.

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.