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.

Brow Farm Campsite is one of the most relaxing camping spots in Shrewsbury, providing guests with a true sense of tranquillity. Unrivalled peace devoid of traffic or the occasional sputtering lawnmower makes it easy to leave the complexities and worries of the modern world behind.

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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.

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.

Prepare yourself for magnificent sceneries and a very peaceful camping base at Bow House Country Park, a spacious and friendly caravan and luxury lodge campsite positioned a short drive from the pretty market town of Bishop’s Castle.

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.

Wave a cheery goodbye to the rat race and the complexities of everyday life as you rumble over to By The Wood, a cracking campsite tucked amid the verdant countryside, between the picturesque villages of Church Pulverbatch and Wrentnall.

For stress-free stays minus the little ones scampering about or getting underfoot, pack your bags and head over Daisy Bank Touring Park. This spacious, adults-only site lies nestled on a secluded.

Brook House Farm Caravan and Campsite is a beautifully-maintained Certificated Site with lovely views, plenty of room, and a delightful location with views across the picturesque village of Lawley.

Set up camp amid the inspirational scenery that stirred the heart and mind of Dylan Thomas as he penned his verses at Brook House Camping, a compact, simple and utterly serene campsite nestled in the stunning Carmarthenshire countryside.

Upper Shadymoor Farm extends a warm invitation to guests in need of some serious countryside views, heaps of wildlife, and an unrivalled sense of serenity. The friendly site rests between Shropshire and Ludlow and brims with various farm animals bound to delight nature lovers.

Swap your cramped office space and mundane schedule for ambles through rolling rural landscapes peppered with trees and shady nooks for picnics at Foxholes Castle Camping. This family-run campsite rests on an expansive 28-acre smallholding.

Hamperley Campsite is the place for no-frills camping stays that are as eco-friendly as they are restful. Reconnect with nature at Hamperley Campsite, a friendly, spacious site nestled on a 5-acre level field.

Westley House Farm is a well-maintained, quiet site, gentle on the eye with landscaped grounds, a glimmering pond, and oodles of open space for curling up with a book or lying back whilst watching the clouds glide across the clear blue sky.

Botvyle Farm is a wonderfully positioned, Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site, nuzzled amid the verdant greenery of England's rolling countryside, providing adventuring souls with the perfect centre-point for getting better acquainted with this quiet yet undeniably striking corner of England.

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.

Soothe the mind, and let the sense unwind at Broadmeadow, a serene holistic site set out on 15 verdant acres of sprawling ancient meadowland peppered with horse paddocks. Happy resident horses look forward to greeting new guests and don’t mind a spot of patting or an apple either.

The historic and popular King's Head pub and glamping site derive its name from a time when countless landlords expressed allegiance to the monarchy by adopting a variety of names.

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.