Shun London hotels in favour of rolling countryside, big skies, and wildlife – all a trifling twelve miles from the cosmopolitan capital of London. This hundred-acre site sprawls out on the lush landscape.

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.

Sussex Topiary Campsite is a nice camping space within walking distance of a lovely pub, The Fox Inn, serving a delicious array of food and drink. Pitch your tent or plug your tourer in and enjoy the peaceful surroundings from your position in the rural village of Rudgwick.

Get away from it all at the compact, quiet Allhallows Place Touring Park, positioned near the mouth of the River Thames. The laid-back site enjoys a convenient location, a smooth five-minute trot from Allhallows' picturesque village.

Sprawling orchards, cute farm animals, heaps of space for the kids to play, and delicious home-made meals from the local pub across the site – look forward to the ultimate Hertfordshire getaway at Church Farm.

Strictly Camping is a simple, friendly campsite nestled within the High Weald countryside, affording easy access to urban settings and countryside adventures. The quiet site is no more than a fifteen-minute car ride from watersports.

Finchingfield Camping is an eco-friendly campsite set on a beautiful working lavender farm, just twenty-five minutes from Audley End House and Gardens, and a smooth hour's drive from buzzing London.

Balmers Certificated Location is a five-pitch Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location welcoming small campervans, motorhomes, and caravans. The site is restricted to club members and contains a few amenities.

Not looking to wrestle with tent pegs, sleep on uneven camping fields or pitch up next to noisy neighbours? Upgrade to swish luxury bell tents with barbeques, chiminea, bedding.

Greenacres Farm is a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location nestled in the small village of Chappel, which rests on the sparkling River Colne. It is famed for holding one of England's largest brick structures.