Clarefield Copse Wild Camping is, as the name suggests, a spacious, back to basics campsite set within the lush settings of the South Downs National Park. The camping area lies next to a lovely woodland filled with butterflies and birds of varying hues and songs.

Three Oaks Caravan Park and Fishery is one of those perfectly laid-out, peaceful campsites that offer guests plenty to enjoy on-site without losing its back-to-nature feel.

If you're searching for a place to rest your head for the night or require a well-maintained, peaceful, and centrally positioned site for exploring the delights of the South Downs.

As the name implies Woodfire Camping brings the best of all things wood-fired, including stoves, ovens, and scrumptious pizzas. This family-friendly site is ideal for blending the thrills of traditional camping with viewsome and quiet settings amid the renowned natural beauty of the South Downs National Park.

Ship and Anchor Marina is a beautiful grassy site set out on 12 lush and well-maintained acres, nestled next to the sparkling waters of the River Arun, enveloped by peaceful countryside.

Church Farm Campsite is a lovely site near a sparkling river, and two cosy country pubs set an approximate 20-minute stroll away. The site welcomes tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans on optional electric grass pitches.

Alison's Woodpecker Camping Field is a friendly, back to basics site ideally located between Bognor Regis and Littlehampton. The friendly site is a leisurely twenty-minute stroll from the dog-friendly beach in the picturesque village of Climping and enjoys a stunning location nestled amid swathes of gorgeous West Sussex scenery.

The Sustainability Centre is a lovely and compact camping space set on 55 acres of primarily unspoiled woodland, offering guests a handy space for getting close to nature. The centre is an award-winning social enterprise charity focused on sustainability.

Upper Parsonage Farm is an extensive 1400 acre family farm providing campers with a traditional camping experience in the South Downs National Park. Guests can enjoy an excellent position just half a mile from the South Downs Way.

Billycan Camping blends style and comfort with an earthiness that makes one reminisce about camping trips as a young child. This site rests on 650-acres of verdant farmland amid lush and open fields lined by leafy trees.

Five enticing yurts, spacious and well-equipped, beckon travellers of all ages at Adhurst Yurts, a swish glampsite tucked away amid a whopping 100-acres of woodland, right above the banks of the shimmering River Rother.

Meonside Camping is the place to be if rolling hills, a chalk bed river, blue skies and some curious yet friendly cows sound like the perfect views to wake up to on a camping holiday.

Sandy Meadow Farm is a peaceful working farm nestled in the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park, ideally set a mere 10-minute drive from stately homes, sprawling vineyards.

The Travellers Rest is a quiet site nestled at the end of a lovely country lane, with a coded gate for that added protection. Let the friendly owner welcome you to the site.

The Travellers Rest enjoys an enviable position on the fringes of the South Downs National Park, a mere 15-minute drive from the town of Fareham. This is an excellent base for overnight stops on your way through Hampshire and offers much in the way of ambience and amenities for campers in need of a centrally located base in the scenic county.

Rumble over to Ridge Farm Campsite if you want a real countryside campsite. The site rests amid swathes of greener and gently rolling countryside, providing campers with unrivalled tranquillity on a working farm.

Swap the bright lights of the city for the well-maintained, spacious campsite of Littlehampton Caravan Club Site, and settle in for a relaxing stay on the fringes of a welcoming seaside resort.

Scotts Haven Caravan Site is a wonderful site for pottering around a historical dockyard and exploring the leafy surroundings of the Meon Valley near Wickham. The site holds 35 fully-serviced pitches for tents.

Cedar Valley is a lovely campsite nuzzled amid the gently rolling landscape of the Meon Valley. It offers glamping and camping options on the grounds of a beautifully-maintained private estate named Bereleigh.

For quintessentially nostalgic escapes, pack the kids and rumble over to Salterns Village, nestled amid the peaceful and picturesque settings of Seaview village, a small, Edwardian resort tucked away on the northeastern corner of the Isle of Wight.