The Knoxbridge Inn Glamping and Campsite is a beautiful spot for traditional camping escapes and swish glamping holidays on a spacious field surrounded by miles of open countryside.

The Plough Inn is a beautiful campsite attached to an equally beautiful country pub nestled in a picturesque village in an elevated position on the Kent Downs. The site is handily sandwiched between Faversham.

All Seasons Glamping is a compact, family-run glampsite located just 5-miles from the bustling town of Maidstone. Guests are welcome to kick back on peaceful apple orchards and savour the laidback rural atmosphere.

Palace Farm Camp Site is a compact yet friendly and peaceful traditional tent-only camping site nestled in the heart of the renowned Kent Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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.

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.

Far Acre Farm is a splendid site that blends family-friendly escapes with the joys of camping out amid the lush vineyards sprinkled across the ‘Garden of England’. This leafy county is famed for its sprawling country estates.

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.

Kick back in the Kentish countryside at The Wagon and Horses, a lovely camping space attached to a cracking pub serving up hearty homemade fare and delicious tipples – ideal for a post-ramble evening around a fire.

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.

Tanner Farm Park has a reputation for providing adventuring sorts with top-notch facilities and wonderfully tranquil settings amid the High Weald, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural beauty.

Woolpack Inn is an award-winning pub with a cracking little Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location attached to the inn. The camping area rests on a large paddock at the rear of the lovely old pub.

Dunn Street Farm is a peaceful, rural campsite located on a working farm, with oodles of space for stretching out and numerous walking and cycling routes crisscrossing the area.

Wake up to the dawn chorus of birdsong from the leafy treetops above your tent or touring vehicle, and fall in love with the natural beauty of rural Kent at Nightingale Camping.

Kits Coty Glamping is the place to be if you’ve dreamt of waking up to birdsong in a bell tent or a shepherd’s hut in a lush, Area of Outstanding Beauty. The compact, family-run site rests in Aylesford.

Enjoy kicking back in a ‘private’ camping area in peaceful woodlands with no other tents in view- even during the school holidays. If this sounds like your cup of tea, rumble over to The Gate Lodge, a peaceful adults-only rustic campsite near Kent.

Hilberry Camp Site rests in an idyllic location, offering spacious camping pitches, attractively set around horse paddocks. Wake up to the sounds of birdsong paired with the gentle whinnies of these beautiful creatures.

Bow Bridge Marina is a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location for small campervans, motorhomes and caravans, welcoming club members to enjoy the peaceful countryside and green camping grounds within a marina overlooking the shimmering River Medway.

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.

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.