Wild Woodland Retreat is a peaceful, spacious site offering green pitches on a friendly, family-run farm just a half an hour drive from the pristine Kent beaches and the lively town of Canterbury.

A break from the general drone of life is ideal for refreshing one’s mind and melting away the stress that the hectic pace of modern life brings. How would you like to swap a cramped cubicle for glorious.

Still Acres Touring and Camping Park is an adults-only, compact site nestled in the romantic, rolling Kent countryside. The campsite serves as the perfect base for exploring attractions and activities in Kent.

Woods and Meadow Pop Up Campsite is a beautiful spot consisting of three separate meadows with adjoining woodland extending over 20 acres. The land has been designated an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provides guests with a tranquil atmosphere for escaping the hustle and bustle of the modern world.

The family-friendly Chestnut Meadow Camping and Caravan Park is a handy base for glampers, campers and touring vehicle owners who want to kick back close to the beach amid lush countryside settings.

Little Lynton Acres is a peaceful site set in the Kent Downs, ideally placed for a stopover to or after an escape to France. The friendly campsite enjoys an excellent position in proximity to a range of buzzing cities and towns.

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.

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.

The Drum Inn is a pub and attached campsite at the base of the Kentish Downs, a stunning and official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The site is ideal for stopovers to and from France or extended holidays for guests who want to sit back and escape the pace of modern life surrounded by the beauty of the Kent countryside.

The Chequers Caravan Park is a family-run camping space next to East Kent and within easy reach of the bustling city of Canterbury, Folkestone, the Channel Tunnel and Port of Dover.

Coxhill Camping is a beautifully-maintained pop-up campsite on a sprawling working farm in Kent. The site welcomes tents and touring vehicles of all sizes on a lush wild field surrounded by open countryside and plenty of wildlife.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Brook Farm Glamping and Camping is a splendid spot for a stress-free, guilt-free camping escape where one can make friends with friendly farm animals, stretch out in the sun.

If you enjoy quiet camping escapes as they should be with basic amenities and spectacular settings, rumble over to Fallow Fields Camping and experience a no-frills getaway.

New Romney Caravan Park is a friendly, spacious site positioned just an hour's drive from London, and a convenient three-hundred yards from the beach. The site features a range of excellent facilities for family-friendly escapes including a clubhouse.

Battle Hill Farm now rests on the grounds of an ancient Saxon fort, overlooked by the beautiful St Mary’s church, which dates back to the 12th-century. The small, peaceful and well-maintained site was continuously built and maintained by the same family for over 30-years.

Picture yourself lazing in the sunshine while keeping a lazy eye over the kids galloping about in open green spaces, playing with toy tractors, and enjoying freedom not found at home.