Clarefield Copse Wild Camping is, as the name suggests, a spacious, back to basics campsite set within the lush settings of the South Downs National Park. The camping area lies next to a lovely woodland filled with butterflies and birds of varying hues and songs.

Set up camp or sweep into a comfortable and stylish shepherd’s hut at Oakfields Camping, a pretty site behind the 16th-century Bat and Ball Country Pub. The camping field extends over six manicured acres and enjoys proximity to Billingshurst and Wisborough Green.

Kick back on a working farm with a 400-year-old Grade II listed building and livestock at New House Farm, a peaceful site hidden amid tranquil countryside. The farm is a lovely spot for getting away from it all whilst returning to nature.

Rivermead Camping is a lovely Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site perfect for those who prefer quiet, intimate camping experiences in lush settings. The site offers the standard five hardstanding pitches with individual electric meters for campervans.

Cedar Valley is a lovely campsite nuzzled amid the gently rolling landscape of the Meon Valley. It offers glamping and camping options on the grounds of a beautifully-maintained private estate named Bereleigh.

Little Acre is a site big on peaceful settings, a laidback approach to camping and an intimate camping atmosphere shared with like-minded members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club.

Corner Farm Campsite is a lovely grassed site backed by peaceful woodland and surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Chiltern Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Burcot Brook Lodge is best described as hidden amid the countryside with spacious pitches and a quiet location within strolling distance of the nearest town, Abingdon. The site is spacious and ideal for campers tired of infringing on their neighbour’s pitches.

For a genuinely off-grid camping experience, pack your bags and head over to D'Oyleys Farm campsite. This secluded riverside campground is the ideal escape from the bustle of Oxford and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy a bit of adventure en-route to the University City.

Brocklands Farm is a spacious, friendly site set in a secluded valley within the lush scenery of the South Downs National Park. The campsite enjoys an idyllic position, nestled away from the noise of blaring horns and traffic; affording heaps of peace and space for unwinding and stretching out.

Upper Parsonage Farm is an extensive 1400 acre family farm providing campers with a traditional camping experience in the South Downs National Park. Guests can enjoy an excellent position just half a mile from the South Downs Way.

Ah, what peaceful stays await at Orchard View Farm Camping, a splendid spot for campers in Buckinghamshire and The Chilterns. Why be torn from your dreams to the jarring jangle of an alarm when you can awaken at a pace of choice to the golden sunshine washing the Chiltern Hills in a delicious amber hue.

If you're searching for a place to rest your head for the night or require a well-maintained, peaceful, and centrally positioned site for exploring the delights of the South Downs.

If you’re treating an adventuring angler to well-earned escape, or you consider yourself a fisherman of sorts, pack your bags and rumble over to Sumners Ponds Fishery and Campsite.

The Dairy Campsite is a quiet, scenic campsite set amid level grassland. Set up your tent, park your campervan, motorhome or caravan on a blend of hardstanding or grass pitches with optional electric meters.

Meonside Camping is the place to be if rolling hills, a chalk bed river, blue skies and some curious yet friendly cows sound like the perfect views to wake up to on a camping holiday.

As the name implies Woodfire Camping brings the best of all things wood-fired, including stoves, ovens, and scrumptious pizzas. This family-friendly site is ideal for blending the thrills of traditional camping with viewsome and quiet settings amid the renowned natural beauty of the South Downs National Park.

Holden Farm Camping rests just 7 miles from the historic city of Winchester, and 6 miles from the amenities in the market town of Alresford, providing guests with a handy base for kick-starting a Hampshire escape.

Keen to kick back within walking distance of the Thames? Want to explore beautiful historic buildings, sprawling parks, and a vibrant High Street? Rumble on to Lashlake Barn.

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