Campsites Barry

Burrowhayes Farm rests in the spectacular Horner Valley, beside Horner water, providing adventuring sorts with a glorious setting for tranquil escapes from the modern world.

Home Farm Campsite is a peaceful, spacious site located on a smallholding in the sleepy village of Blue Anchor. The site rests an ideal 100 yards from a lovely sand and pebble beach and provides effortless access to Exmoor National Park.

Moorhouse campsite is a lovely spot for anyone looking for a family-friendly camping space with heaps of green open space that encourages all manner of good old fashioned fun.

Hoburne Blue Anchor is a splendid spot for exploring the great outdoors as and when the urge to wander and take in natural beauty strikes. This peaceful and level 29-acre manicured park provides camping sorts with the unique opportunity to sit back and gaze at steam trains chugging past.

Wake up to the spectacular vistas of open countryside and leafy surroundings from a peaceful and picturesque location at Flittermouse Copse Camping. Pitch a tent on this quiet.

Whether you want to get out and about or kick back and unwind, Lakeside Holiday Park is the perfect base for a family escape. There is plenty to explore right on the campsite's doorstep.

Minehead and Exmoor Caravan Park is a peaceful family-run camping space for guests who want to be near Minehead, especially if easy access for a large unit is essential. The site rests on the fringes of Minehead.

Sip on mimosas, take the kids out for breezy days of sun, sea, and sand, or enjoy a relaxing break with your partner at Burnham On Sea Holiday Village. This splendid site caters to your every need.

Escape the drone of the nine-to-five, uninspiring views and the crowded trains for open green spaces, stretches of caramel sand beaches, and safe, clean ocean waters at Dulhorn Farm Camping Site.

A stunningly scenic spot set on the fringes of the picturesque village of Banwell where you can enjoy a rural getaway with panoramic views in almost every direction. The small.

Minehead and Exmoor Caravan Park is a lovely, family-run site set on the fringes of the traditional coastal resort of Minehead and the stunning Exmoor National Park. Guests often use this well-positioned yet peaceful site as a base for exploring and relaxing in Minehead.

Toddle down to Tobella Farm and enjoy effortless access to the seafront courtesy of a quick 20-minute stroll. The Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location rests within a small working farm on a quiet paddock with four grass plots and one hardstanding.

Home Farm Holiday Park is a cracking site for fun-filled family escapes. The campsite is perfect for breezy beachside getaways, resting on the beautiful Somerset Coast in buzzing Burnham-on-Sea.

Mosey over to Mulberry House and settle for a peaceful holiday on an adults-only site close to the nearest beach. The site is a Caravan and Motorhome Club member and accepts just five touring vehicles on hardstanding pitches.

Cwmcarn Forest is a spacious, friendly forest site serving as the ideal escape for families who can enjoy easy access to a range of exciting open-air adventures for guests of all ages and abilities.

Look forward to a quiet, restful break at Stonebridge Farm, a peaceful, serene caravan site tucked away amid the rolling greenery and big skies of rural Somerset. The campsite was initially developed as a simple family farm.

Bullock Farm is a peaceful and welcoming 2.5-acre campsite with ample space to accommodate caravans, motorhomes, tents and trailers. Angling enthusiasts will have plenty to enjoy here.

Cranmoor Campsite is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site that serves as a handy stopover for trips to and from Cornwall and an excellent base for exploring the coastal town of Clevedon alongside the varied amusements on offer in Devon and Cornwall.

Long sandy beaches, pristine countryside, and lush hills provide the perfect playground for outdoors enthusiasts at Greenacre Place Touring Park. Expect lush views and a tranquil atmosphere shared with like-minded members of the caravanning community.

Do you prefer a ‘grown up’ atmosphere where tranquil settings are only disturbed by the sounds of birdsong and the occasional joyful bark of an excited canine heading out for a stroll? Keen to kick back on sandy beaches.