Tunbridge Wells

The Old Apple Shed is a lovingly converted old orchard shed that once stored apples and cherries on this peaceful site when it served as a working orchard farm. Today this cosy abode is kitted out with all the comforts to make it a cosy glamping abode.

Essex explores made all the sweeter by relaxing stays at Pretty Thing, a welcoming, family-friendly park enjoying a central location to local amenities, attractions and the caramel sands of Clacton-on-Sea.

Beautiful, spacious, and back to nature are the orders of the day at Wood View Farm Camping and Glamping, a pop-up summer campsite tucked in a rural, easy-to-access location.

Small, quiet, attractive and entirely enticing are the camping conditions at Willowmere Caravan Park, a peaceful, well-maintained campsite welcoming tents, small campervans.

Star Field Camping Glamping is a quiet, peaceful, family-friendly site nestled amid spectacular scenery, picturesque walking trails, lively towns and sleepy villages. The site also rests within easy reach of numerous adrenaline-fuelled attractions.

The family-run Bluecaps Farm Glamping is a picturesque, spacious site set on a peaceful working farm in High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The campsite is a splendid spot for weary holidaymakers.

Chequertree Fishery and Campsite is where earnest anglers and adventuring sorts enjoy a combination of excellent on-site fishing with easy access to the local area. It is ideal for wives and angling-enthused husbands to enjoy their time away from the bustling cities.

Keep things simple at Constance Farm Camping; a small, relaxed, peaceful campsite tucked on a quiet corner of a working beef and sheep farm. What better way to start your day than watching the ever-changing shades of green whilst the sun arcs across beautiful High Weald.

Cedar Gables Camping is a compact family-run campsite located on the Kent Sussex border, enveloped on three sides by leafy trees, providing guests with a pleasant spot to set up camp and enjoy the scenery and peace.

Everyone craves an escape from the complexities of the rat race, yet not every holiday is an affordable option. If you’re yearning for the greenery and fresh air of the countryside.

Highfield Grange Holiday Park is a spacious and lively holiday park, enjoying an enviable location on the Essex coast. The site rests a short stroll from the seafront, pier and varied amusements of Clacton.

Weeley Bridge Holiday Park is the perfect base for relaxing amid picturesque landscaped grounds, a short drive from the beach, surrounded by the picturesque Essex countryside.

Sprawling orchards, cute farm animals, heaps of space for the kids to play, and delicious home-made meals from the local pub across the site – look forward to the ultimate Hertfordshire getaway at Church Farm.

T J Motel in Wadhurst ticks off two boxes, offering guests the delights of a traditional camping escape and the creature comforts of a spacious and comfortable motel room. The friendly and peaceful family-run site rests amid twenty-six lush and tranquil acres of rural countryside.

Canterbury Camping and Caravanning Club Site welcomes guests throughout the year, making it an ideal spot for escapes into the stunning "Garden of England", exploring the numerous attractions on offer.

Homestead Lake Park is a lovely place to stretch out and escape the complexities of modern life, nestled amid 25-acres of peaceful countryside, with the delights of the coast located a short distance away.

Woodchurch Safari Lodge is a lovely rural glampsite positioned two miles from the nearest village, and a smooth half mile from the local pub. A fifteen-minute drive by car leads to the Eurostar passenger train service in Ashford.

Little Halden Farm rests in a secluded Kent Valley, sandwiched between stunning and peaceful woodlands, offering straightforward camping without the frills of the more commercial sites.

Home Farm Fishery, as the name implies, is a dandy spot for anglers who enjoy a no-frills camping escape. This basic yet pleasant and serene site is owned by a farmer Paul and his cheery wife.