Blend a peaceful yet central camping location, a friendly, attentive team, freedom to sit down to barbeques, and a variety of farm animals. You’ve got the perfect combination for a peaceful yet eventful camping holiday at Hope Farm Campsite.

The spectacular outlook from Little Switzerland Caravan Site alone is undoubtedly worth the visit. We can guarantee that the views from this site are unlike anything you’ve experienced thus far.

Sunnyside Farm Camping is a small, simple site set on a working farm. The friendly campsite is also a half hour's drive from Dover, Deal and the Walmer Castles. Guests with a partiality for pedal-powered roams are ideally positioned to explore the fifty-mile.

Blossoms Caravan Park is a compact, 1.5-acre, secluded site, welcoming tents, small campervans, motorhomes and caravan owners to set up camp on roomy, optional-electric grass pitches and enjoy the peace and greenery at this welcoming park.

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.

Sunnyside Farm Camping is a friendly family run small campsite in a secluded rural location. This CL site is just 15 minutes from Canterbury and 30 mins from the channel crossings.

Forge Meadow Caravan Park is an adults-only, caravan and motorhome club certificated location with five large grass pitches, all with electric meters, for small campervans.

Monks Cottage Caravan Park is a lovely site for a peaceful countryside escape, nestled in a tranquil, picturesque valley that is a delight to gaze at and a cracking spot to uncover on foot or bike.

Braid Farm is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site with self-catering abodes and a stunning location for hosting weddings. The site rests in a peaceful area in the Weald of Kent.

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.

Camber Sands Holiday Park is the perfect spot for a coastal getaway with the whole family. The well-equipped holiday park boasts an excellent position right opposite seven glorious miles of golden beach and grass mounds.

Little Satmar Holiday Park is a peaceful and friendly site located a short stroll from stunning vistas over the English Channel and beautiful, wind-swept clifftop paths. The site rests in the picturesque village of Capel-le-Ferne.

Swap the constant blaring of traffic from bumper to bumper traffic, crowded trains, and crammed evening streets for the open greenery and fresh air of the ocean at Varne Ridge Holiday Park.

The Hare and Hounds Campsite is a laid-back, relaxed campsite ideally located just five minutes from the amusements and attractions of the lively seaside resort of Rye. The inviting golden sands of Camber Sands beach are a fifteen-minute drive away.

White Cliffs Caravan Park is a peaceful, friendly holiday park ideal for a relaxing beachy holiday where one can kick back and soak in stunning vistas of the shimmering ocean whilst topping up a tan.

Roland House Farm and Lakes is a beautifully-maintained site owned by a cheery chap who takes great pride in keeping his site in perfect condition. As the name implies, the site is an excellent spot for angling enthusiasts who can throw a line over two well-stocked lakes and spend idyllic hours enjoying a relaxing sport.

Little Halden Farm rests in a secluded Kent Valley, sandwiched between stunning and peaceful woodlands, offering straightforward camping without the frills of the more commercial sites.

Go Glamp Camping and Glamping is a well-appointed, peaceful site tucked on the fringes of the sleepy village of Headcorn and Smarden, enveloped by the rolling greenery of the stunning Kent countryside.

The Cock Inn Campsite is a small camping field located adjacent to a lovely pub garden, built in the year 1670. Enjoy the original character and charm of this historic building.

Swallowtail Hill is a peaceful campsite tucked away on the grounds of a small East Sussex farm, now serving as a prime example for bio-diversity in the area. The site is often used to denote the opportunity to create a thriving landscape if managed and carefully conserved.