Coxford Meadow Campsite is a small but well-maintained site located on the gorgeous Cornish coast, just over a mile from the picturesque coastal village of Crackington Haven and its beach.

Cockingford Farm Campsite rests in a simple, pretty and unspoilt area, providing ample space and all the required amenities for a no-frills camping escape. The site rests on the fringes of a sleepy rural village.

Oodles of open space, lovely mature woodland, and the shimmering River Plym create soothing settings for a well-earned break at Riverside Caravan Park. This friendly well-drained camping space rests in a stunning spot with plenty of green open spaces for stretching out and wildlife-rich woodlands for relaxing strolls at a pace of choice.

A simple, laidback camping experience, miles of scenic walks, effortless access to open-air attractions, and a picturesque location on the River Webburn make camping at this cracking site an absolute joy for nature lovers.

Stafford Moor Fishery is a lovely camping space on a stunning 67-acre site with 36 acres of well-stocked lakes. This family-run site is ideal for long and short breaks amid the stunning Devon countryside and boasts some of the best coarse plus carp fishing around.

With the freedom to sit down to barbeques, quick access to several stunning Bude beaches, and a variety of excellent restaurants, pubs and locally-owned surf shops in the immediate vicinity.

If you're a twosome or a family, enjoy the convenient location and excellent amenities at Wooda Farm Holiday Park, a friendly campsite perched on the border of Devon and Cornwall.

Unwind on 33 beautiful acres of parkland attached to a lovely manor house at Smytham Holiday Park, a beautifully-maintained site offering an array of accommodations and a handy location a quick 2 miles south of Great Torrington.

The small, family-run West End Farm Campsite is a lovely site tucked away on an organic cattle farm, opposite the shimmering River Severn, with easy access to the famed Severn Way.

Crackington Campsite is a relaxing farm site welcoming guests to enjoy the delights of a quintessential camping experience complete with crackling campfires, stunning ocean views.

Look forward to quiet mornings with birdsong as your alarm and blissful nights of rest at Berridon Farm. Breathe in the crisp countryside air, drink in the lush scenery, and let a smile of contentment dance across your face as you savour the freedom to sleep in and explore at a pace of choice.

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.

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.

If greenery, peace, and open green spaces are on your must-haves for your next break, consider kicking back at Wheatland Farm. This cracking spot offers comfortable, self-catering eco-lodges hidden away on a lovely.

Pitch a tent or sweep into your luxurious glamping abode at Michelcombe Farm Campsite, a fantastic site nestled in the Dartmoor valley, enclosed by wildlife-packed woodland and burbling streams that provide a refreshing respite from the sweltering summer sun.

Located in the Southeast of Lower Sharpnose Point and northeast of Vinegar Cove, Bryder Farm Campsite offers the most breathtaking views over the rolling countryside in Cornwall.

Get the best of both worlds at Hoburne Doublebois, a cracking site nestled in the heart of the Cornish countryside, a short distance from the enclosing moors, excellent beaches.

Lower Pennycrocker Farm is a simple farm site perfectly positioned half a mile from the South West Coast, affording easy access to Cornwall and Devon's attractions and amusements.

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.

Glamping Lane End is the perfect spot for adventurers craving an outdoor escape, minus the cons of camping under canvas. The peaceful rural site rests twenty-minutes from the lively market town of Holsworthy and just a fifteen-minute drive from the scenic coast path.