Westlands Country Park provides the thrills of fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting to create the ideal atmosphere for holidaymakers who want nothing more than to kick back and enjoy a relaxing break from the stress of modern life.

Set on the historic grounds of Cove Manor House, King Robert The Bruces Cave is a family-run caravan and camping site. It houses a unique monument – an ancient cave that sheltered the fourteenth-century King Robert the Bruce for three months during the bleakest days of The Wars of Independence.

Moss Howe Farm is a tranquil, secluded base providing guests with the freedom to get back into nature, and enjoys the simple joys of camping, like huddling around a campfire.

The family-owned Lighthouse Leisure looks out over the sparkling Solway Firth and is an easy two-minute walk away from an inviting sandy beach and the oldest lighthouse in the nation.

The spacious, five-star Hoddom Castle Caravan Park is a stunning wooded campsite set on the grounds of a sixteenth-century castle beside the sparkling River Annan. The beautifully landscaped park offers guests plenty of seclusions as most pitches are sheltered by imposing green trees and verdant grass to create an idyllic atmosphere.

Pennine View Caravan Park is a family-run site enjoying a splendid location on the fringes of the lush Yorkshire Dales National Park. The welcoming park is no more than a mile from the lively historic market town of Kirkby Stephen.

Waters Edge Caravan Park is a family-friendly site set on the fringes of the stunning Lake District. The campsite enjoys a convenient location just a mile from the M6 and rests a smooth fifteen-minute drive from the buzzing town of Kendal.

Located just sixteen km north of the picturesque village of Gretna, Kirkconnel Hall Hotel is an ideal location for those exploring the north or south of Scotland. The cosy campsite accommodates just five caravans and offers each base access to water.

Boasting of spectacular sceneries and easy access to three sand beaches, Castle Point Caravan Site is the perfect place for stunning vistas over the sea and plenty of space to stretch out and enjoy the sceneries.

Enjoy the great outdoors on a glamping break courtesy of the Gorsebank Camping Village. This eighty-acre equestrian farm rests among the serene and scenic Galloway Hills, ideally set a mere two miles from the beach.