Suppose you've happened to come across this gorgeous campsite listing while you sit rather glumly at your nine-five job in cramped working spaces and little to no fresh air.

Woodsworth Exploring Woodland Camping is a lovely spot for an authentic camping experience on a mostly untamed, 10-acre woodland. The site is ideal for wild camping aficionados who can enjoy a range of activities.

Riverside Campsite Malham Cove is a centrally positioned site, situated amid rolling countryside, a mere 5-minute stroll from the picturesque village of Malham. Malham Cove.

Jeans Field Popup Campsite is a gorgeous, family-run site ideal for exploring the Yorkshire Dales or relaxing in a flourishing, well-maintained camping space enveloped by tall trees and open countryside.

Todmorden Cricket Club is a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, accepting no more than five campervans, caravans or motorhomes at a time. The peaceful site rests on the manicured Centre Vale cricket ground.

For a relaxing, family-friendly holiday, pack your bags and rumble over to Threaplands Caravan Camping Park, a peaceful campsite nestled in the picturesque village of Cracoe.

The team at Knight Stainforth Caravan Camping Park certainly know a thing or two about creating the perfect camping space for adventuring sort, offering guests a spacious, peaceful and viewsome area to set up camp and unwind.

Upwood Holiday Park is the perfect spot for kicking back and enjoying the rolling, peaceful, and quintessentially English countryside scenery that one often sees on paintings and postcards.

Ah, what glorious vistas await you at Brown Bank Caravan Park, a quiet and entirely scenic campsite encircled by mile upon mile of green farmland and spectacular scenery. The site rests in the viewsome Addingham Moor side.

Immerse yourself in the life and times of witty author Charlotte Bronte with a peaceful holiday at Bronte Caravan Park – a relaxed and spacious site under 2 miles from the quaint village of Haworth.

Brocklehead Farm campsite rests on a peaceful working farm on the fringes of Darwen and the pretty village of Hoddlesden in North West Lancashire. Guests who seek tranquil settings and stunning open views are in for a treat at this delightful countryside escape.

If you’re fed up with being jolted away by the alarm clock on yet another dreary work day and yearn for a relaxing pace of life, it’s high time to pack your bags and get out of the city.

Samlesbury Hall is the place to be for a luxurious, glamping site set on the grounds of a 700-year-old historic house, perfectly positioned midway between the bustling settlements of Preston and Blackburn.

Orcaber Caravan and Camping Site is a small, family-friendly site positioned next to the beautiful Forest of Bowland, and serves as an excellent spot for walkers owing to its proximity to attractions like the Yorkshire Three Peaks.

Dalesbridge is peaceful camping, touring and glamping site ideally set in the scenic, protected countryside, in an excellent location halfway between the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland.

Feel the worries of the modern world melt into the distance as you gaze dreamily across the beautiful, protected countryside and stunning vistas across to the Dale fells. The Dalesbridge Campsite is a beautifully-maintained 10-acre site set on a level and well-drained field.

Dearden Wood is a peaceful campsite ideal for guests who fancy a well-earned escape in the woods. The site rests on a lovely 11-acres’ of working pine and deciduous woodland.

Wood Nook Caravan Park is a peaceful, spacious campsite set out on 6-acres of woodland in the verdant heart of the renowned Yorkshire Dales National Park. The park boasts jaw-dropping vistas across Wharfedale and rests just 2-miles from the lively town of Grassington.

Ghyll House Farm Campsite is an absolute delight for the camping folk who love beautiful views, a tranquil camping atmosphere, and easy access to a lovely pub. The site rests on the Dales High Way.

Clapham Caravan Park is a hidden gem within the camping community, and the regulars would like to keep it a secret spot for as long as possible. The site rests on the windswept Clapham Moor.