Compact, friendly and peaceful are some of the words used to describe Church House Farm, a wildlife haven conveniently accessible off the A483. The well-placed site is perfect for outdoor lovers who enjoy getting better acquainted with the scenic surrounds on bike or foot.

Get away from it all at Ludlow Touring Park, an idyllic countryside campsite nuzzled amid green open spaces and clear skies, an ideal stroll from the bustling town of Ludlow.

Ideally located in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the family-friendly Green Caravan Park is a stunning camping spot for families looking to enjoy outdoor activities.

Elsich Barn Farm is a friendly camping area on a working dairy farm in Shropshire. The site looks down into Corvedale towards Ludlow and Clee Hill, offering campers a lovely.

Escape to Mountain Edge; a cracking base tucked away amid the varying shades of green in South Shropshire at Church Stretton. The friendly extends from the mist-clad moorlands and stunning landscapes of the Long Mynd to the welcoming.

Sparchford Farm is a small, friendly campsite nestled in a secluded location in some of Shropshire’s most spectacular countryside. The camping area rests on a working farm.

Barons Cross Inn and Campsite is a fab pub site set a mile from Leominster along the A44. The site is a 20-minute drive from Ludlow and 25-minutes from Hereford, offering campers a peaceful and well-equipped base just strolling distance from tempting tipples and fresh.

If the stress and schedules of modern life are dampening your mood, rejuvenate and refresh the mind at Feather Down Country Retreats Acton Scott, a cracking encampment nuzzled on the Shropshire Hills.

Savour the very essence of rest and relaxation at Herefordshire Glamping, a luxury glamping site spread out on a verdant meadow amid the diverse greenery of the Herefordshire countryside.

The Daisy Paddock is your ultimate getaway into the Brecon Beacons. These stunning eco-friendly glamping units are a joy to behold furnished with rustic furniture and all the amenities you'll need for a blissful camping holiday.

Tumble out of your tent and get right into walking at Small Batch Caravan Camping, a peaceful riverside campsite owned and operated by the Prince family for 43 years. The secluded.

A rejuvenating stay is a given at Yurt At Midland Farm, a lovely exclusive-use glamping unit nuzzled on a working farm in the varying greenery of the romantic Herefordshire countryside.

Nip over to the Nipstone Campsite, and enjoy an intimate camping atmosphere with the welcome hospitality of two friendly owners. Guests who want the traditional, no-frills camping approach will love pitching tents in the corner of choice and soaking in the spectacular views.

If you’re keen to enjoy a stress-free holiday filled with an abundance of wildlife and jaw-dropping scenery, pack your bags and make your way to Whitney Bridge, a spacious riverside site named after a centuries-old wooden bridge.

Wake up to the chorus of birdsong and the soothing soundtrack of flowing water from a beautiful and peaceful location on the banks of the River Wye at Pound Camping – a quiet.

Tim and Fiona Bunting extend a warm welcome to adventuring sorts searching for a quiet and beautiful space to hang their head for a night or more. Come; kick back on the family-run.

Fishing, camping and glamping are the order of the day at Oaklands Leisure and Fishery. The small family-run campsite is the perfect getaway for peaceful weekends of spectacular scenery.

Mosey over to the friendly Smithy Park for the perfect base to explore the scenic surrounds of stunning Mid Wales. Come on and set up camp on fully-serviced grass or hardstanding plots.

If you’re on the lookout for serene, non-commercial camping and caravan sit in Mid Wales, rumble over to Bryncrach Farm Caravan Site. This friendly campsite lies tucked away in the greenery of the romantic rolling countryside in picturesque Mid Wales.

The Old School Campsite is a family-friendly, peaceful space offering no-frills camping escapes amid the lush settings of the Shropshire Hills. The site rests close to sparkling rivers and rolling hills.