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.

Despite its deceptive name, Country Bumpkin Yurts are far from modest abodes. The luxury glamping site rests at the very heart of England and rests on a working farm blending vast green spaces.

Toasty Tipis is the ideal getaway in the lush Warwickshire countryside and provides happy campers with heaps of opportunities for country walks, barbeques, and access to the swish Dallas Buston polo club.

If you want a glorious camping holiday in the lush countryside of Derbyshire with easy access to the beautiful landscapes of the Peak District, consider pitching a tent, or rolling up in a campervan at the family-run Hill Farm Caravan and Camping Site.

Holme Pierrepont Country Park houses the National Water Sports Centre and is a hidden gem located in Nottingham, brimming with river sceneries, and a whopping two hundred and seventy acres to stretch out and enjoy the freedom of the Nottinghamshire countryside.

The family-run New Lodge Farm Caravan and Camping and Glamping Site with a lovely farm shop and cosy café resting amid a tranquil rural setting very close to the lush Rockingham Forest.

Spread out on a hundred and fifty green acres of stunning Northamptonshire countryside, Grendon Lakes is the perfect spot for your next getaway. Nestled amid the nature-rich rural landscape the beautiful grounds of Grendon Lakes boast of two watersports lakes and a whopping ten fishing lakes ensuring anglers have heaps of space to secure a secluded fishing spot.

Tucked away in the serene surrounds of the stunning Warwickshire’s quintessentially English countryside, Cotswolds Camping is a simple site welcoming tents and motorhomes.

Pack in your tent and head over to the Ashbourne Heights campsite and enjoy jaw-dropping backdrops and beautiful sunrises in the Peak District. The campground is the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts who want to explore the limestone valleys and the wind-swept moorlands of the Peak District National Park.