Kick back deep in the picturesque village of Alfold, enviably set on the border between Surrey and West Sussex, and enjoy the little luxuries and chic camping tents at Glamping Holiday.

Brighton Experience Freedom Glamping is a large, friendly glamping site, located a mere two miles from the amusements and activities of Brighton. The welcoming campsite is perfect for both weekend escapes and adventurous.

Five enticing yurts, spacious and well-equipped, beckon travellers of all ages at Adhurst Yurts, a swish glampsite tucked away amid a whopping 100-acres of woodland, right above the banks of the shimmering River Rother.

The friendly team at Bridge Farm House Caravan Club extend a warm welcome to their fully-serviced campsite, nestled amid lush countryside, with big skies and oodles of green open spaces for larking.

If you love the countryside and the chance to amble from your pitch to a lush wildlife reserve, head over to Stoneywish Nature Reserve and Campsite, a small, independent campsite set on the grounds of a family-friendly business.

Housedean Farm Campsite enjoys an enviable and utterly scenic location within the South Downs National Park, providing campers direct access to the renowned South Downs Way.

Blackberry Wood Campsite is a beautiful, quiet camping and glamping site surrounded by miles of open Sussex countryside. Make this small, family-run site your base for an outdoor adventure.

Upper Parsonage Farm is an extensive 1400 acre family farm providing campers with a traditional camping experience in the South Downs National Park. Guests can enjoy an excellent position just half a mile from the South Downs Way.

The Sustainability Centre is a lovely and compact camping space set on 55 acres of primarily unspoiled woodland, offering guests a handy space for getting close to nature. The centre is an award-winning social enterprise charity focused on sustainability.

Meonside Camping is the place to be if rolling hills, a chalk bed river, blue skies and some curious yet friendly cows sound like the perfect views to wake up to on a camping holiday.

Lower Gages Farm is a peaceful and welcoming campsite nuzzled on the lush grounds of a quiet, family-friendly farm. Soak in the stunning open green landscape and listen to the distance mooing of resident Pedigree Hereford cattle paired with the trills of birdsong and the wind rustling through the leafy treetops.

Cedar Valley is a lovely campsite nuzzled amid the gently rolling landscape of the Meon Valley. It offers glamping and camping options on the grounds of a beautifully-maintained private estate named Bereleigh.

The Green Escape is an excellent spot for campers who enjoy green surroundings, birdsong, and exclusive camping. Set in the verdant heart of the Surrey Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park is the perfect escape for families, providing guests with a range of swish self-catering accommodations ranging from lodges to static caravan holiday homes.

St Helens Coastal Resort is a beautifully landscaped park featuring a range of excellent facilities including swimming pools, an eatery and a swimming pool. The family-friendly site enjoys a lovely position on the stunning Isle of Wight coast and rests a mere fifteen-minute walk from Duver beach while affording exclusive access to Priory Bay beach.

Sandhills Holiday Park is a quiet, scenic, family-friendly site with heaps of space for stretching out, strolling, playing and savouring the relaxing atmosphere that melts away the stress and schedules of modern life.

Alpaca Camp is the perfect spot for a family-friendly weekend getaway or extended stay with the munchkins. The site is all about wildlife and enjoys a very convenient location just a half hour’s drive from the amusements and activities in buzzing Brighton.

Due to its popularity, The Secret Campsite is now a not so secret site focused on space, peace, and nature. The owner, Tim, is quite happy that campers often return to his fledgling business.

Scotts Haven Caravan Site is a wonderful site for pottering around a historical dockyard and exploring the leafy surroundings of the Meon Valley near Wickham. The site holds 35 fully-serviced pitches for tents.

Picture bedding down amid rolling quintessentially English countryside to awaken to the trills of birdsong, the sound of the leaves rustling in the wind and crisp morning air that only comes from rural areas.