St John Inn is a fab adults-only site next to a pub garden, a mere five-minute drive from the nearest beach. The camping area rests on a conservation area, enclosed by trees and hedges.

Secluded, peaceful, and rural are the words used to describe Ashbourne Woods, a hidden gem offering guests twenty-five spacious wild camping pitches. The plots are nestled in clearings and spaces among the trees.

Dunwell Farm is the perfect rural escape for those in need of a peaceful escape from the stress and schedules of everyday life. The relatively new and rustic site rests on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park.

Okehampton Youth Hostel rests on the grounds of a buzzing activity centre on the fringes of Dartmoor, serving as an excellent base for countryside escapes for families, couples and groups.

What glorious views await you at Maker Camp, a stunning site boasting incredible vistas towards Cawsand Bay and back towards the windswept moors. The site itself holds significant historical significance.

Handily nestled on the border between Devon and Cornwall, Whitsand Bay Lodge Park is a beautiful site for guests who want to explore and uncover the exciting gems hidden in south-western England.

Woodland Springs Touring Park is a lovely base for camping and glamping within the naturally striking settings of Dartmoor National Park. The site remains serene throughout.

Dartmoor Camping is a friendly campsite near the vibrant town of Moretonhampstead, within easy reach of numerous Devon attractions. The secluded, scenic campsite lies tucked away in the Wray Valley's greenery.

Lemonford Caravan Park is a pretty caravan park set on the eastern fringes of Dartmoor National Park. The friendly campsite rests a ten-minute drive from the historic market town of Newton Abbot.

Wray Valley Camping is a picturesque, peaceful and pristine camping space in a secluded location in Dartmoor. Guests are welcome to camp under canvas and enjoy a no-frills camping escape on five spacious.

Lydcott Glamping is a quiet, scenic glampsite, located an ideal ten–minute drive from the compact coastal town of Looe and thirty minutes from the buzzing city of Plymouth.

Camp Dartington is a scenic, family-friendly site welcoming campers to enjoy the smashing views of Dartmoor and the stunning North Devon coastline nearby. The camping area lies on the spectacular Dartington Estate; an ancient manor house positioned on the banks of the gleaming River Dart.

The Oaks Holiday Park is a compact, friendly, family-run park, ideally positioned a mere five-minute drive from picturesque Looe and its sandy beach. The campsite rests in the lush.

Barley Meadow Touring Park is splendid spot for those who want to return to nature and spend a relaxing holiday amid tranquil settings. The site rests within Dartmoor National Park.

Pack your bags, switch off your phone, and rumble into the spectacularly peaceful and scenic Cornish countryside, and set up camp at Siblyback Lake Campsite, a cracking site providing unique family-friendly camping escapes for guests of all ages.

Small, well-maintained, welcoming and spacious are just some of the words one can use to describe Down Yonder Yurt and Campsite. The peaceful site lies tucked away in Devon's Ruby Country.

Westdown Farm Camping is a friendly site nestled on a peaceful working farm, a short distance from Dartmoor National Park's scenic landscape. Wildlife enthusiasts and photographers will find an abundance of local animals on this deeply rural site.

Passaford Meadow Campsite is a compact, peaceful, off-grid camping site campsite providing tent-only camping in a beautifully-maintained, sheltered grass field. Pitches are all non-electric and rest on the grass in a well-sheltered space with free-roaming chickens and plenty of open space to stretch out and unwind.

If you’re keen to enjoy a peaceful holiday without the nippers getting underfoot, pack your bags and make your way to Hedgerow Huts. This quiet, adults-only site rests in the Looe Valley.

Hennock Hideaways is a small and friendly family site tucked away in Dartmoor National Park's greenery, just seven miles from the amusements and golden sands of the coast. Kick back on non-electric grass pitches and soak in the stunning vistas from the foliage of the Teign Valley to the breathtaking Haldon Forest. The site operates under the Freedom Camping Club.