Canterbury Camping and Caravanning Club Site welcomes guests throughout the year, making it an ideal spot for escapes into the stunning "Garden of England", exploring the numerous attractions on offer.

Thames View Camping is a member-exclusive Proud Greener Camping Club, which allows guests to join on arrival for an annual fee of £10. Nature lovers and environmentally conscious campers will be touched to know that the camping fee goes toward planting a tree on the campsite.

Chequertree Fishery and Campsite is where earnest anglers and adventuring sorts enjoy a combination of excellent on-site fishing with easy access to the local area. It is ideal for wives and angling-enthused husbands to enjoy their time away from the bustling cities.

Beautiful, spacious, and back to nature are the orders of the day at Wood View Farm Camping and Glamping, a pop-up summer campsite tucked in a rural, easy-to-access location.

Wyburns Farm Caravan and Camping Site is a beautifully maintained, friendly site located a few minutes’ drive from Raleigh High Street. Despite its proximity to the road.

Are you searching for a peaceful spot to kick back near Southend? Lower Wyburns Farm is an excellent option for guests who enjoy quiet, friendly camping and easy access to the local towns plus attractions.

Woolpack Inn is an award-winning pub with a cracking little Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location attached to the inn. The camping area rests on a large paddock at the rear of the lovely old pub.

Wake up to the dawn chorus of birdsong from the leafy treetops above your tent or touring vehicle, and fall in love with the natural beauty of rural Kent at Nightingale Camping.

Woodchurch Safari Lodge is a lovely rural glampsite positioned two miles from the nearest village, and a smooth half mile from the local pub. A fifteen-minute drive by car leads to the Eurostar passenger train service in Ashford.

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.

The Knoxbridge Inn Glamping and Campsite is a beautiful spot for traditional camping escapes and swish glamping holidays on a spacious field surrounded by miles of open countryside.

The Herdsman's Hut at Broxhall Farm is a swish, adults-only, glamping site set out on a lush hundred-acre working farm, within a stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

If you prefer a peaceful caravan and motorhome club certificated location, mosey over to Cobbs Meadow, a spacious, tranquil site hidden in a secluded spot that is ideal for exploring the historic stretch of the Canterbury and the Kent coastline.

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.

Far Acre Farm is a splendid site that blends family-friendly escapes with the joys of camping out amid the lush vineyards sprinkled across the ‘Garden of England’. This leafy county is famed for its sprawling country estates.

Walton Hall Farm Campsite is a well-equipped standard campsite offering tent, campervan, motorhome, and caravan users access to a spacious, well-maintained site enveloped by open countryside.

The Firs Fishery and Campsite is a compact, peaceful, adults-only site for those who prefer intimate camping over regimented pitches and crowded campsites. Sit back and unwind in a relaxed and picturesque position in the Kent countryside.

Knowler Farm is a family-run site set within peaceful, scenic surrounds, in proximity to wild woodlands and pristine beaches. There are two pubs and a village shop, an ideal ten-minute trot from the campsite.

If the constant buzz of your phone, a packed schedule, and an overflowing email inbox has you yearning for the quieter and slower pace of rural life, pack your bags and get a slice at The Sunny Field Campsite.

Clear Sky Glamping offers luxury lakeside glamping nestled amid easy reach of Kent’s ancient royal castles, sprawling country estates, and affluent towns. Booking yourself into a hotel restricts your access to England’s cherished ‘Garden of England’.