Camp under canvas, set up your touring vehicle, or kick back in a roomy log pod and spend a relaxing holiday savouring the sights and sounds of the South Derbyshire countryside at Springwood Fisheries.

For a relaxing glamping holiday away from the deadlines and smog-filled cities, pack your bags and zip over to Southwell Retreat. This serene glamping site rests in a peaceful rural location offering a host of modern conveniences and heaps of space to traipse along on stunning woodland and countryside walks.

Lime Tree Holiday Park is your beautiful gateway into the stunning Peak District National Park and the lovely spa town of Buxton. You'll enjoy the campsites' stunning location amid the rolling hills of Derbyshire's lush countryside.

It's time to treat yourself to a luxurious stay in a cosy yurt with a lovely on-site hot tub and barbeque hut. Draped within the stunning landscapes of the Peak District Peake's Retreats is a family-run yurt glamping site just twelve miles south of the Peak District National Park.

If peaceful settings paired with scenic walks and an abundance of natural interest sound like your cup of tea, head over to the Quarry Walk Camping and Caravan Park and enjoy the serene surrounds? The site is an ideal spot for those who love a blend of nature and glitzy.

Forestside Farm is a friendly, compact campsite affording spectacular 180-degree views of the lush, varying shades of greenery in the Weaver Hills and the Dove Valley in the Peak District.

Hales Hall Caravan And Camping Park is an exclusive, family-run park perfectly positioned or accessing a wealth of local attractions and amenities with ease. The family-friendly site rests on 16 manicured acres on the fringes of the spectacular and equally famous Peak District National Park.

Gradbach Scout Camp is a cracking campsite for outdoor enthusiasts who prefer remote, no-frills camping in large, secluded camping spots off the beaten path. The campsite rests on the western boundary of the Peak District National Park.

Dukeries Retreat Caravan Site is a fantastic camping and glamping site located a short stroll from Chesterfield Canal, providing seasoned travellers and first-time glampers with an excellent base for a staycation.

Kick back at Combs Valley, a fantastic spot with lovely views over a glittering reservoir in the High Peak. The site rests in a wee, picturesque hamlet sandwiched between Whaley Bridge and Chapel-en-le-Frith.

Janson Fishery Caravan and Camping rest in tranquil lush surroundings within the Vale of Belvoir, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The peaceful campground offers course fishing on-site and plenty of serene lush environs to kick back and enjoy views of the sparkling lakes and romantic rural backdrop.

For exciting family activity breaks in a cracking location, make your way to Yha National Forest, an eco-friendly hostel ideally positioned near the Conkers visitor centre.

Rumble over to Beehive Farm, a lovely camping space in a safe, quiet environment, and settle in for a relaxing holiday in a beautiful corner of the National Forest, which also happens to be the most southerly part of rural Derbyshire.

Hear ye all glampers, campers and tourers! Gopsall Hall Farm is the place to be if a serene holiday in the idyllic Leicestershire countryside is on the cards. Steeped in history.

Rumble into Oaktree Fishery, a tranquil, secluded, adults-only campsite in proximity to picturesque villages like Haxey, Misterton, Epworth, Westwoodside. Set on the stunning isle of Axhome in the rural settings of North Lincolnshire.

Holme Valley Camping Caravan Park is an excellent base for guests searching for a relaxing, well-equipped campsite that won’t break the bank. The site rests on the edge of rolling greenery that makes up the renowned Peak District.

Welltrough Hall Farm Glamping is the place to be if you’re keen to escape the stress and complexities of modern life for the serene settings of a working farm, nestled amid flat.

Hartsholme Country Park Campsite is a top-notch spot for camping under canvas, setting up a touring vehicle, or unwinding in a roomy pod. The camping area is level, with mowed grass sheltered from the elements by trees and hedgerows.

If you enjoy the sport of golfing and appreciate sumptuous escapes from the modern world, blend both passions at the Malkins Bank Golf Club. Opened in 1976, the sprawling park is well-known for its excellent course and tree-lined fairways.