Campsites Pewsey

Whether you want to camp under canvas on a spacious grass pitch, park your touring vehicle on a hardstanding pitch in the sun, or kick back in a residential par home, Mayfield Park is an ideal base for escaping the everyday.

Sleepbrook Farm Camping is a lovely site for those tranquil countryside escapes where rural scenery, fresh air, and acres of leafy surroundings set the tone for a well-earned break from the modern world.

Escape the everyday at Foxhill Farm, a cracking Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location nestled in a quiet spot on the edge of the stunning New Forest. The site is an excellent base for overnight stops and extended holidays owing to its quiet yet central location on the border dividing the counties of Dorset and Hampshire.

Manor Farm and Pepper Bells is a basic site that ticks all the boxes. Come pitch a tent or park your touring vehicle on a lovely working farm tucked away amid swathes of greenery on a peaceful hill with stunning vistas and escape the pace of the rat race.

Prance around at the Paddock View Camping and Caravanning Site, and enjoy the thrills of the great outdoors at this small Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site nestled amid the beautiful settings of the New Forest.

Wyndham Farm is a lovely Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location tucked on a sprawling farm extending over 104 acres on the fringes of Blackmore Vale, offering camping sorts the opportunity to set up base on some of the finest riding and hunting landscapes in England.

Sir Walter Tyrrell Campsite is a surprisingly peaceful and calm camping space attached to a cracking little pub. The site rests in a desirable location in the sleepy hamlet of Brooke.

Milton Farm Campsite is a quiet, secluded camping base nestled next to the pretty village of Milton on Sour. Make this welcoming site your base for exploring the north of Dorset.

If you’re craving a change of pace and scenery, why not swap your current settings for glorious open farmland and a delightfully peaceful plus scenic position tucked below Melbury Hill? Set up your tents or small campervans and settle in for a wildish camping experience with limited (yet entirely adequate) amenities.

Wondering where to rest your head for a night or more whilst pottering around the crumbling cathedrals and beautiful beaches in Salisbury plus Bournemouth? Are you a member of the Camping and Caravanning Club? If you’ve had an affirmative answer to the above questions.

If countryside and city days sound like your cup of tea, rumble over to Boyd Valley Lake, a peaceful campsite located a half-mile from the A431, between the vibrant towns of Bath and Bristol.

Greenfields Camping is a compact, friendly campsite placed within the picturesque village of North Gorley, a mere five-minute drive from the amenities and attractions in the buzzing town of Fordingbridge.

The Daneway Inn is a lovely site for a peaceful holiday with heart-warming hospitality, scrumptious food, refreshing drinks, and a relaxing atmosphere. Rumble down to The Daneway Inn and kick back on the grounds of a traditional and cosy pub operated by families for families.

A unique Lakeland campsite awaits you at New Forest Water Park, a family-run site located just outside the bustling town of Fordingbridge, on the fringes of the stunning and famous New Forest National Park.

Lincoln Farm Park is a beautiful campsite nestled on 9 acres of beautifully manicured countryside in the picturesque village of Standlake. The site rests a short drive from the lively city centre of Oxford and the Cotswolds for hours of sightseeing and adventure.

Furzehill Farm is a peaceful retreat tucked in a secluded and viewsome location within the New Forest. The site is beautifully-maintained, and roomy enough to provide space for stretching out in the sun.

Burnt Ash Farm is a family-friendly, peaceful base offering guests the delights of a lush, uncrowded campsite with space for just five touring vehicles at any given time. Those in search of luxury can look into a stay at one of two well-equipped and spacious shepherd’s huts and enjoy the joys of countryside living with a range of excellent creature comforts at hand.

Suppose you find yourself pottering around the Didcot and Wallingford and want a peaceful, less frequented base to rest your head. In that case, consider an overnighter at St Peter's Farm Campsite.

Set up camp opposite the stunning Cotswold Wildlife Park at Burford Caravan Club Site, a family-friendly site tucked away in attractive and spacious settings. The site holds several roomy landscaped pitches for tents.

Bury View Farm Caravan and Campsite is a compact, welcoming campsite tucked away in the historical city of Bath, where varied attractions beckon guests of all tastes and ages.