Shepherd Huts in Bleasby, Nottinghamshire

The charming Oxton Hill Hideaway site houses two cosy, well-equipped shepherd’s huts housed in a green eighty-acre equine farm. The adults-only units each feature a private garden and patio area plus heaps of countryside crisscrossed with footpaths to explore.

Enjoy the simple pleasure of no-frills camping stays with the delights of lush woodland right at your doorstep at Tannenbaum Campsite, a compact, friendly site nestled in the picturesque settings of the welcoming village of Alderwasley.

If an idyllic, tranquil campsite set in a rural location with quick access to some of England’s most loved attractions is on the cards for your next holiday, consider staying over at High Ashes Haven.

Bainland Country Park is a large yet peaceful park nuzzled amid the verdant surroundings of ancient woodland that extends over 40-acres in the stunning scenery of the Lincolnshire Wolds.

New Hanson Shepherds Hut is a cracking spot for those who enjoy a quiet, intimate camping experience with home comforts and a tranquil atmosphere. The site enjoys an enviable location on a beautiful hill farm and sits above the shimmering River Dove near Milldale.

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.

Hark ye all outdoor adventurers. How would you like to kick back at a fantastic campsite that doubles as an excellent starting point for walking, mountain biking, and hiking explores? Derbyshire Hills Campsite is a splendid base for your countryside escape.

Beltonville Farm is niftily positioned near two popular towns in Derbyshire and opens up the wonders of White Peak in the Peak District National Park. With plenty of views to go around and easy access to shops and attractions in the towns of Bakewell and Buxton.

Riverside escapes in the lush heart of the Peak District await those who rumble over to Laneside Caravan Park, a stunning campsite located a mere five-minute trot from the pretty village of Hope.