Campsites Sevenoaks

Still Acres Touring and Camping Park is an adults-only, compact site nestled in the romantic, rolling Kent countryside. The campsite serves as the perfect base for exploring attractions and activities in Kent.

Earth Camp is a gorgeous camping space where nature lovers can camp out amid the trees and awaken to the gentle trills of local birdlife. Huddle around the warming glow of a crackling campfire as a canopy of stars shimmer delightfully above.

Sussex Topiary Campsite is a nice camping space within walking distance of a lovely pub, The Fox Inn, serving a delicious array of food and drink. Pitch your tent or plug your tourer in and enjoy the peaceful surroundings from your position in the rural village of Rudgwick.

Stud Farm is a serene, back-to-basics campsite perfectly positioned within easy reach of the amusements, activities and attractions of lively Blackpool and bustling Gatwick.

Woods and Meadow Pop Up Campsite is a beautiful spot consisting of three separate meadows with adjoining woodland extending over 20 acres. The land has been designated an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provides guests with a tranquil atmosphere for escaping the hustle and bustle of the modern world.

To The Woods is a cracking spot for back-to-basics holidays amid quiet surroundings. The site is ideal for backpackers and guests who enjoy a peaceful, restful holiday that does not break the bank.

Escape the drone of the modern world at Gate House Wood Touring Park, a pleasantly peaceful, immaculately maintained campsite tucked away in a quiet, sheltered former quarry.

Thriftwood Holiday Park is the place to be if you’ve been craving a quiet escape to Kent, the picturesque and cherished ‘Garden of England’. This award-winning five-star park is the proud winner of one of the best sites for camping folk in Top 100 Sites Guide 2020.

Oldbury Hill Camping and Caravanning Club Site rests amid the lush heart of Kent, the cherished ‘Garden of England’. The county brims with crumbling medieval castles, Neolithic long barrows.

Lucy’s Barn is a simple site in Kent, set in an excellent location for blending the great outdoors with a wealth of exciting historical attractions. The campsite rests on a spacious field.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the cities for the delightful woodland settings at Badgells Wood Camping, a lovely site with oodles of space for guests to find a private clearing in the woods.

Speedgate Farm is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site on a working farm and an excellent spot for horse-mad guests who can house their steeds in the site’s stables or sign up for riding classes with qualified instructors.

Swap the drone of the nine-to-five, concrete jungles and the bright lights of the big cities for spectacular rural scenery, fresh air, and the sounds of birdsong at Free Range Glamping.

Do you fancy a restful holiday with the opportunity to fish as and when the mood arises? Are you keen to explore stately homes, crumbling castles, and National Trust manages properties? Pack your bags and rumble to Hever Camping.

Abbey Wood Experience Freedom Glamping is a spacious site, nestled in secluded, wooded grounds, enclosed by mile upon mile of greenery owing to the lush parks and reserves in the area.

Apple Acres is where you need to be for peaceful, kid-free camping escapes amid the renowned greenery in Kent, ‘The Garden of England’. This spacious, well-maintained and welcoming adults-only site rests on four acres.

There's plenty to explore around Long Acres Caravan Camping Park, a peaceful and spacious site set on 30 manicured acres, located within easy reach of several major travel hubs.

Chafford Park Campsite is a family-run camping and glamping site set on the grounds of an 18th-century Sussex farmhouse. This lovely 300-acre family farm sits in a beautiful valley with sprawling fields of farmland and striking views extending beyond the camping field.

Clear Sky Glamping offers luxury lakeside glamping nestled amid easy reach of Kent’s ancient royal castles, sprawling country estates, and affluent towns. Booking yourself into a hotel restricts your access to England’s cherished ‘Garden of England’.

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