If you’re keen to enjoy the delights of back-to-basics camping under canvas, why not pack your bags and mosey over to the quiet Hook Farm and be enraptured from the scenery from this lush.

St. Ives Farm continues to pull in families, couples and groups who return year and year to savour the relaxing atmosphere and get away from the hectic demands of modern life.

Set up camp on the part of a sprawling 250-acre arable farm, and enjoy a peaceful escape from the drone of the rat race. Swap the smog-filled cities and the hectic pace of everyday life for sweeping views.

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.

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.

Raylands Country Park is a manicured and peaceful holiday park tucked amid lush and quiet surroundings in the heart of the Wessex countryside. The site rests on 13 beautiful acres of landscaped grounds.

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.

Ashridge Farm Caravan Club Site is a centrally located site, yet rests within such peaceful, lush settings; campers can be forgiven for assuming they are miles away from the bustling cities.

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.

Enjoy the traditional village setting and tranquil settings at Three Horseshoes Public House, a cracking site located on the grounds of a traditional thatched pub. The country pub dates back to the 16th century and boasts many of its original features.

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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.

Are you travelling to or from the M40 towards Newhaven Ferry? Keen to kick back in a peaceful location with oodles of space to unwind and easy access to homemade food? Common Leys Farm is a lovely little adults-only campsite for overnight stops.

Stairs Farm is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site welcoming no more than five touring vehicles at any given time. The site rests a short stroll from the nearby village of Hartfield.

Suppose you find yourself pottering around the Didcot and Wallingford and want a peaceful, less frequented base to rest your head. In that case, consider an overnighter at St Peter's Farm Campsite.

There’s nothing to lower your spirits at Lower Farm, a rural, peaceful and spacious Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site located on a small family on the doorstep of Oxfordshire.

Embers Camping Claydon is a stunning little campsite tucked away on the grounds of the manicured Claydon Estate, inviting camping sorts to set up base and enjoy a pleasant escape with the campfires at each pitch and scrumptious wood-fired pizzas at dusk.

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.

Burstye Farm rests in a peaceful Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location nestled in a lush nature conservation area with stunning views of the scenic surroundings.

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’.