Lillyroos Glamping and Camping blends traditional camping with sumptuous glamping experiences and provides a truly delightful setting to escape the modern world and unwind.

Be it family fun, adventurous getaways, or relaxing escapes to the famous town of Deal, Kingsdown Holiday Village is an excellent base for them all. This cracking holiday park is a splendid base for peaceful beachy escapes.

If you enjoy quiet camping escapes as they should be with basic amenities and spectacular settings, rumble over to Fallow Fields Camping and experience a no-frills getaway.

Puddledock Woods Camping is a friendly, rural site nestled in lush, two-acre woodland, ideally placed a twenty-minute drive from the cathedral city of Canterbury, and twenty-five from the coastal town of Margate.

The Herdsman's Hut at Broxhall Farm is a swish, adults-only, glamping site set out on a lush hundred-acre working farm, within a stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Seaview Holiday Park is a family-friendly site tucked two-miles respectively from Whitstable and Herne Bay. The welcoming park is ideal for families and offers a range of activities and amenities to ensure parents have a stress-free stay while allowing the munchkins plenty of freedom to run about and enjoy a sense of freedom not found at home.

Lords Farm Caravan Club is a friendly and spacious Certificated site, spread out on a lovely 2-acre field, offering shelter from the elements by a line of leafy trees. The campsite boasts spectacular views of the hills and the old Saxon shoreline.

Elmley Nature Reserve is a beautiful nature reserve. The UK’s only such site offers overnight stays amid wildlife and jaw-dropping views in stunning cabins and cottages sprinkled across its wild and wind-swept expanse.

Knight's Glamping at Leeds Castle is the perfect spot to switch up your traditional camping hol, by enjoying medieval glamping stay in one of the most beautiful castles in the world.

Swallowtail Hill is a peaceful campsite tucked away on the grounds of a small East Sussex farm, now serving as a prime example for bio-diversity in the area. The site is often used to denote the opportunity to create a thriving landscape if managed and carefully conserved.